While he might have shared similarly frustrated outbursts like his comic book movie counterpart (albeit with less city-wide damage), Mark Ruffalo has managed to chill out a bit, much like Bruce Banner in recent years. "That anger, that unexpressed anger, as nice as I might seem, my kids would probably tell you I could be angry," he admitted. "That's always been something that I've related to, especially when I was younger. I mean, I'm getting older and mellower."
Prior to this, though, the signs of a RUFFALO SMASH session had to be hidden during his earlier years in Hollywood and his effort to make it in the industry. Sure, he's gone on to cement himself as a credible talent with more brilliant films than bad ones, but his apartment walls seemingly suffered for it. "I had posters in the weirdest places in my apartment because there were holes in the wall from coffee mugs and fists from being rejected constantly, and just being angry, and having to express that anger. So, I relate to that." It's good to see that just like the Hulk, Ruffalo has been able to relax and go with the flow rather than see red, whether he's green or not.
