I completed a major activity motion picture called 'The Incredible Hulk'. You know what turned out badly? I needed a superior content," the performing artist joked.
Edward Norton did not discharge the Hulk when The Comedy Central Roast of Bruce Willis Roast broadcast Sunday night, however the one-time Bruce Banner performer did punch Marvel.
Amid his bit — seemingly the best of the night — the Oscar-assigned Norton worked in a couple of shots at Marvel while taking swings at Willis.
Much like the other people who were there to bust the hacks of the real thing, Norton kidded Willis about what he called a cheerful state of mind about working in Hollywood.
While Norton recognized the business stories that he was hard to work with, he said it was on the grounds that he thought about his art. Enter the Marvel shots.
"I attempted to resemble you," Norton started. "I completed a major activity motion picture called The Incredible Hulk. You know what turned out badly? I needed a superior content."
Norton at that point took another shot.
"I figured we should endeavor to make one Marvel motion picture that was on a par with the most noticeably awful Chris Nolan motion picture, however what the heck was I considering," Norton jested.
The camera slice to a snickering Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who showed up in The Dark Knight Rises.
Norton got in the same class as he gave, a couple of alternate roasters giving him trouble for not coming back to the Marvel adventure, being supplanted by Mark Ruffalo.