It's known that Stan Lee likes to have cameos in Marvel movies. In Iron Man Lee portrayed Playboy founder Hugh Hefner. Now it's been said that he will portray Larry King in Iron Man 2.
Check out this video someone made of all of Stan's cameos so far.
It was previously stated that Captain America was going to appear in the movie, but then we later heard that the scene was cut. But the people from FilmSchoolRejects got their hands on the deleted scenes from the upcoming The Incredible Hulk DVD and they went through it frame by frame to find any sign of Captain America. This picture is what they got. (click on the picture for a larger image)
Though it doesn't look very obvious, it does appear to look like Captain America. How he got there, no one knows but being frozen in ice IS the reason why he will be able to appear in modern times with the Avengers even though his movie will take place during WWII.
But I remember that the Hulk was supposed to talk to Captain America in this scene. And the Captain was supposed to convince the Hulk to not commit suicide. But it doesn't look like that Captain is doing much talking in this picture. We'll have to wait the the DVD is released in October 21st to see for ourselves.
[FilmSchoolRejects via /film]
Louis Leterrier, the director of The Incredible Hulk, says that a new Avenger will have a cameo in Iron Man 2. We don't know if it's Thor or Captain America, my money's on Thor, but for sure the Hulk won't be appearing in it according to Robert Downey Jr. in a recent interview. Additionally, Leterrier has revealed that Downey Jr., Ed Norton, Sam Jackson, and two other A-list actors (Thor and Capt.) will come together for the Avengers movie.
It's nice to know that no actors has backed out, and that the Avenger wheels are moving.
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Here's the trailer for Disaster Movie. The only reason I'm posting this is because a mock representation of Iron Man and the Hulk appear in it. These movies have the potential to actually be funny with it's pop culture satire but they all inevitably wind up sucking. Will this movie prove to be an exception? Probably not.
On tonight's ABC WorldNews, they small segment on Marvel's superhero movies this summer and its plan for an Avengers movie in 2011. Nothing was mentioned that we didn't already know, but they did talk about Stan Lee and in the video, for a few seconds, it shows a alternate cameo of Stan Lee in The Incredible Hulk that was not shown in the theatrical version. It's worth a look. I can't embed the video here so you'll have to click here to watch it.
[ABC News]
In a previous post I talked about how Captain America makes an appearence in The Incredible Hulk, but the scene ended up being cut. That's sad, but the director mentioned that the cut scene will be posted on the internet. "At some point this week, we will make it available on the internet." That was 2 weeks ago! Where is that video? I was looking forward to seeing what actor ended up portraying that Capt. Dang it. I quess that I'll have to wait a few months until the DVD is released. If they're not posting the scene, I'll just post this one from the first Marvel Avengers cartoon movie. It shows the Hulk beating that crap out of our favorite heroes and the Thor looking...like Bad A$$ Thor.
So here's the last scene in The Incredible Hulk where Tony Stark apporaches drunk and bummed out General. This just didn't give me that same feeling of awesomeness as the scene with Nick Fury, but I guess that's because there's no Sam Jackson in this one. Here's the primary dialogue.
Tony: "What if I told you we are putting a team together?"
General: "Who's we?"
A video is attached. I'll put up a better quality version once I find one.
In a previous post I mentioned that Captain America might appear in the Hulk movie. He does! But the thing is, the scene has been cut. Hulk director Louis Leterrier said in an interview,
“There’s a point when Bruce Banner gives up on his quest for the cure and decide to kill himself. So he travels far North and reaches the Arctic Circle. You might have seen bits of it in some of the promos. The result was a very dark and strong scene, which Marvel, me and everyone else’s considered to be too hard to young audiences to take, so we’ve cut it. Having that said, when Bruce arrives at his destination he meets up with Captain America! At some point this week, we will make it available on the internet – but I cannot tell you where or when – and the material will definitely be on the DVD.”
So Marvel is protecting little kids from depression. Dang it. Kids ruin everything. But a high point is that the scene will be released on the internet and we won't have to wait till the DVD comes out.
It was said that the next Iron Man movie will introduce Thor. Probably after the credits as usual, but it makes sense since the Thor movie is supposed to release about a month later.
On G4TV they recently interviewed Hulk director Louis Leterrier. He said:
“As a filmmaker and as a fan, I like to go see movies and watch them several times, … and every time I see it, discover little things in the background. Did you know that in Iron Man, Captain America’s shield can be found somewhere? Well in Hulk you might see Captain America Himself!”
So it actually was Captain America's shield in Iron Man and not just a trick. With the origins of Captain America and the Hulk are kinda connected, I would almost guarantee that Capt. will appear somewhere. On a computer screen or poster in the background or something.
Tony Stark makes an appearance in one of the TV spots. Seeing him just puts a smile on my face...but I'm not gay...not like there's anything wrong with that.
When the movie Iron Man opened, everyone started talking about the additional scene after the credits and how I have to watch it. So when I watched the movie, I stayed the extra 10 minutes of credits to see this awesome scene.
When I watched it, Samuel L. Jackson appears and a kid trying to be funny yells out, "Morpheus?" What an idiot. Wrong black guy dude.
Basically in the Samuel L. Jackson appears as the character Nick Fury, and wants to inform Tony Stark about the Avenger Initiative. Here's the clip:
