How does it feel to pass the torch to a new Hulk?
It feels good because I’m passing the torch to a guy that can’t sign autographs. So they computer-generated the Hulk because you were irreplaceable? They wanted it to be more like the comic-book Hulk, like 15 feet tall and 3,000 pounds. But you have a role in the film, right? Yeah, I have a cameo. I play the head of security. I filmed a couple of scenes, but I don’t really know what the final cut will be like. I’m looking forward to seeing it at the premiere. Do a lot of people still recognize you when you walk down the street? Oh yeah, all the time — and they’re crazy. I can’t go anyplace. But I don’t mind it. I enjoy it. Is there a time when you’d just rather not be approached? No, I know how to handle it because I’ve been at it for over 25 years, so I’m used to it. And basically, I enjoy the publicity. I enjoy the people’s attention, because most actors are forgotten. I’m glad to still be very visible and very famous. Do people call you Hulk or do they call you Lou? Big Lou, the Hu
