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Spoiler warning: if you still haven’t seen Infinity War, and don’t want it spoiled by Ruffalo, don’t read ahead.
The interview in question was with Good Morning America, prior to Avengers: Infinity War hitting theaters last April. In the interview, Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo responded to the interviewer talking about deaths in Marvel movies by saying, “Wait ’till you see this next one: ha-… everybody dies.”
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Visiting the New Orleans set of the new Purge TV series – premiering September 4 on USA – I had a chance to speak to costume designer, Lauren Bott, to get the inside scoop on some of the new faces of fear we’ll be seeing on the upcoming show. As you know, The Purge, as a franchise, doesn’t have one look, as everyone who participates in the “holiday” can bring their own spark of madness to the proceedings. But there is one element these maniacal masks share.
“The most important factor is the DIY factor,” Bott explained, showing off an array of new looks and costumes from the series on one of the show’s sets. “They need to look like anyone can make them at home with simple supplies. And we also keep them super different because every single episode we’ve had there’s been a big scene with multiple stunt guys, so it’s just about making sure they can each look scary and cool and interesting. While also staying true to The Purge.”