Mark Ruffalo is making headlines with exciting developments in both film and television. Let's dive into the latest news surrounding the acclaimed actor.
Ruffalo's Holographic Cameo in 'Now You See Me: Now You Don't'
Fans of the 'Now You See Me' franchise were treated to a brief but intriguing appearance by Mark Ruffalo's character, Dylan Rhodes, in the third installment, 'Now You See Me: Now You Don't'. Director Ruben Fleischer revealed that Ruffalo's role was added during reshoots, utilizing green screen technology due to the actor's busy schedule. While a full in-person appearance wasn't possible, Fleischer expressed his hope that Ruffalo will have a larger role in the already-confirmed fourth 'Now You See Me' movie.
"Dylan will play a bigger role in the next adventure, pending Mark Ruffalo's schedule," Fleischer stated, hinting at the challenges of securing the actor given his commitments to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the Hulk. The director emphasized his desire to feature more of Dylan in the upcoming film.
HBO's 'Task' Returns to Pennsylvania with Ruffalo
In other exciting news, the HBO crime thriller 'Task,' starring Mark Ruffalo, is set to film its second season in Pennsylvania, thanks to a significant tax credit. The Pennsylvania Film Office announced a record $49.8 million tax credit for the production, which is expected to create approximately 3,700 jobs in the state.
HBO estimates investing $194.1 million into the Pennsylvania economy, including hiring local crews and providing hotel accommodations. The first season, filmed in and around Philadelphia, employed 777 Pennsylvanians and contributed $230 million to the region.
'Task' is created by Brad Ingelsby, known for his crime stories set in Delco and Philly. Pennsylvania Film Commissioner Gino Anthony Pesi highlighted the powerful impact of supporting productions like 'Task' on the state's creative economy.
- 'Now You See Me 4' hopes for more Mark Ruffalo.
- HBO's 'Task' receives $49.8 million tax credit in Pennsylvania.
- 'Task' season 2 expected to film primarily in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Mark Ruffalo's diverse projects continue to captivate audiences, showcasing his talent in both blockbuster films and compelling television dramas.