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Looking at his history with ‘American History X’ and ‘The Italian Job’, we know Edward Norton isn’t the easiest guy to work with. But still, director of ‘The Incredible Hulk’ Louis Leterrier says the recent feud between Norton and Marvel didn’t exist until the press broke the ‘news’.

“The press is what kept Edward and Marvel from talking to each other. It was nothing, but then it became something big,” Leterrier says. In the end, Entertainment Weekly didn’t get the interview with Edward Norton about the new Hulk movie. But they did get a statement from him saying “every good movie gets forged through collaboration” and “our healthy process, which is and should be a private matter, was misrepresented publicly as a dispute.”

Marvel, Universal and Norton would now rather let the movie speak for itself. Em, what was the movie again?

Demi Moore, that’s the one with the boy toy, has signed on for two new independent projects. Starring in ‘Bunraku’ with Woody Harrelson (pictured above) and Josh Hartnett and in ‘Happy Tears’ with Parker Posey.

‘Happy Tears’, by Mitchell Lichtenstein, follows a ruthless woman dealing with her bitter sister and father. Demi Moore plays the sister, who’s fed up with her hateful dementing father.

‘Bunraku’, by Guy Moshe, is a martial arts movie about a man out for revenge. The film is compared to ‘Sin City’ and Moore plays the slave who will be forced to marry the man that captures her.