Avengers star Mark Ruffalo says he’s due to meet with Marvel Studios president and Marvel chief creative officer Kevin Feige about a cameo or supporting role in She-Hulk, Marvel’s upcoming series being developed for a premiere on the Disney+ streaming service. Part of Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, She-Hulk follows Jennifer Walters, cousin of Ruffalo’s Bruce Banner, who is endowed with gamma-powered abilities similar to the Hulk’s. Characters appearing in She-Hulk and other Phase 4 Disney+ series — including the previously announced Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, WandaVision, Loki and Hawkeye — will then transition into the movie side of the franchise as the television and movie corners of the MCU become intrinsically linked.
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“I don’t know. I’m supposed to go talk to Mr. Feige, the great, mysterious Mr. Feige, to see if there’s some place [for Banner to appear],” Ruffalo told PEOPLE Now when asked about a potential cameo appearance in She-Hulk. Asked if he’d like to be involved, Ruffalo answered, “Sure, why not? It’s been a great ride.”
When promoting new movie Dark Waters on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Ruffalo admitted he didn’t know if or when audiences will again see Hulk after Avengers: Endgame — but he’ll soon meet with Feige to plot Banner-slash-Hulk’s future in the MCU.
“I do know that I did give Kevin Feige the Blockbuster Award at the Hollywood Film Awards the other day to a smattering of applause and he did say, ‘Hey, do you think there’s any more story left here?’ and I said ‘I could probably come up with a few storylines,’” Ruffalo said. “And he said, ‘Maybe you should come in and we’ll have a talk.’”
During a Q&A session on Reddit earlier in 2019, Feige said there existed unused ideas for Hulk pitched by Ruffalo when he participated in creative discussions that resulted in a three-movie arc across Thor: Ragnarok, Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame.
“Many years ago, Mark came in for a meeting with us at Marvel Studios to discuss ways in which the Hulk could grow and evolve in upcoming films,” Feige wrote. “He pitched a lot of cool ideas, some of which led to what you saw in Thor: Ragnarok, Infinity War and Endgame, and some of which would still be cool to see someday.”
Disney+ has yet to announce a release date for She-Hulk.
