Tim Robbins and Mark Ruffalo will co-star in the comedy "Thanks for Sharing," according the The Hollywood Reporter.
The film centers on a group of recovering sex addicts in a 12-step program for in ...
As far as "Avengers 2" is concerned, Mark Ruffalo is good to go.
The "Now You See Me" actor has formally "signed on" for the sequel to Joss Whedon's extremely successful comic hero flick...
NEW ORLEANS - Mark Ruffalo has quite a few films on his recent slate with some heavy-hitting leading ladies: Gwyneth Paltrow in "Thanks For Sharing," Keira Knightley in "Can a Song Save Your Life,"...
Is Mark Ruffalo having second thoughts? After two reports from Deadline and E!Online seemed to confirm that the "Kids Are All Right" star was in negotiations to replace Edward Norton as Bruce Banner in...
While Mark Ruffalo will soon be seen smashing through buildings and fighting off Loki's armies as The Hulk in Marvel's upcoming superhero blockbuster "The Avengers", the actor has just signed on to play a re...
NEW YORK - While "The Avengers" director Joss Whedon was busy working on the heavily anticipated 2012 blockbuster, cast members and producer Kevin Feige were on hand at this year's New York Comic C...
Marvel would, it seems, like to give the Hulk another big screen solo effort… eventually. Such a film, and Mark Ruffalo starring in it, are certainly being talked about now even if there is (almost...
In this week's installment of 10 Stories you might have missed: "Avengers" star Mark Ruffalo says that no Hulk stand-alones are being planned. Also: Warner Bros.' "Tarzan" reboot is eyeing Jessica Chastain, Benedict C...
Everyone knows by now that Mark Ruffalo was tapped to replace Edward Norton to play Bruce Banner in the 2012 Marvel Studios release "The Avengers," making him the third man to play the role since 2003. ...
Hulk fans hoping to see the Avenger in his own spin-off may get angry when they hear the latest news from actor Mark Ruffalo.
After the stellar success of Ruffalo's take on the big green guy in last years &qu...
