The director of the 2008 version of "The Hulk" revealed that there were plans to shoot a sequel

Louis Leterrier, director of the 2008 version of "The Hulk," recently revealed that he had planned to shoot a sequel to "The Hulk."

In an interview, the director said that the sequel to "The Hulk" was planned as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He said: "Yes, a whole sequel was indeed planned. We planned a lot of exciting content such as the gray giant, the red giant, etc."

Leterrier discussed the difficulty of portraying different versions of the Hulk in the films: "The Hulk is a very complex character in the MCU. There's the original Hulk - the angry Hulk. And then when you get to the gray Hulk and the smart Hulk, you lose some of that original feeling and become a little more childish."

In Avengers: End Game, we have seen the introduction of the concept of the intelligent Hulk, where Banner can combine his own intelligence with the physical strength of the Hulk into one, becoming the image we finally see.

However, the MCU has not introduced the Red Hulk, at least not yet. In the upcoming "Thunderbolts" movie, Harrison Ford will play General Ross. Fans speculate that he may transform into the Red Hulk.