Collider.com‘s Steve Weintraub (a.k.a. “Frosty”) spoke to producer Avi Arad at the recent Spider-Man 3 junket about the apparently locked-in decision to have a grey-colored Hulk in the new Edward Norton movie. “While someone else may have posted the story earlier than me,” Weintraub writes, “I’m the one who asked the questions that got [Arad] to talk. You can listen to the audio and hear me asking the questions for the proof.”
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