Mark Ruffalo Had A Great Time Playing Two Characters In 'Thor: Ragnarok’

Hollywood star Mark Ruffalo is all set to play the role of Bruce Banner/Hulk in Marvel Studios' 'Thor: Ragnarok’. The actor said that he enjoyed playing two characters. "In this story Banner's been basically inside the Hulk for two years when we find him. During this time, all of the traumatic things in his life that have been making him afraid, making him doubtful, making him unable to enjoy his life, have been erased. His neurotransmitters and neuropathways have been completely re-wired. So when he comes awake, he's like an eight-year-old or 12-year-old boy," Ruffalo said.

He further added, "He has the same exuberance and curiosity and wonder. He finally also realizes that he's free of the Hulk." Talking about Hulk’s changes, the 49-year-old said, "Hulk can be sad or happy. He's speaking. He's not only alive because of rage, so we can start to have more geography in the character's emotional life, his intelligence, what he does, what he eats, if he sleeps -- all the questions I've been dying to ask for years since playing this part. It's a different Banner and a different Hulk. So I get to play two totally different characters in this movie, which is really fun."

When asked about one lasting memory of working in the Ruffalo said he liked the welcoming ceremony given to the film’s team by Maori aboriginals of Australia. He said that the people who did the ceremony were the Maori brothers of the movie’s director Taika Waititi, who is a Maori.  'Thor: Ragnarok' will hit theatres on November 3. 

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