'Avengers' Star Mark Ruffalo Flips Off Photographer And Apologizes
Avengers and Thor: Ragnarok star Mark Ruffalo has made a name being a “nice guy” around [...]
Avengers and Thor: Ragnarok star Mark Ruffalo has made a name being a "nice guy" around Hollywood. Even if he does lash out, the Hulk actor is quick to make amends for his actions.
Photos taken on the set of Avengers: Infinity War by paparazzo Joe Passori show Benedict Wong and Mark Ruffalo on set for a scene in the massive Marvel Studios crossover.
Though Wong gives a friendly wave toward the camera, Ruffalo's obscene gesture offers a different greeting — though he is quick to apologize for his actions with a homemade sign.
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There's a saying about life imitating art, and here it is in a pair of photos. The Hulk is known for losing his temper, sending Bruce Banner down a spiral of depression and remorse.
Here is Ruffalo doing the same thing, but given that its Ruffalo he has to be adorable doing it. And you can tell that his apology comes from the heart given the amount of effort that went into it.
Ruffalo will next be seen losing his cool on a fellow Avenger in Thor: Ragnarok, premiering in theaters on November 3.
Avengers: Infinity War premieres May 4, 2018.
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