Mark Ruffalo | Interview | TimesTalks

[@lizziehastings4792]

I am so in love with this man. He’s so soft, deep & lovable. His shyness makes him even more adorable.

[@mariavilchesrivera6029]

Mark Ruffalo. since I saw your films I fell in love with you, I follow your path I have read your biography and you are a brave man who has won over life.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@janelleetsitty36]

Totally love his shy boy demeanor...

[@ranah5279]

Thank you so much for you guys to upload this interview i really love this lovely man he’s so kind and like the ppl say about him a Precious cinnamon roll ❤️

[@sosomahmoud9309]

He is so cute and hot at the same time!

[@aryastark1614]

God he's so adorable and funny.

[@aryastark1614]

And of course so hot. I love him so much

[@mariavilchesrivera6029]

Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱 I love so much Mark Ruffalo he is so cute. 🌹❤️

[@rebablaschke]

What a reMARKably interesting man.

[@Keithlfpieterse]

Thanks for the upload. And now for a short message to Mark: Thanks for sharing your gifts as an actor with us - the audience. You come across as a sympathetic fellow with a fair measure of integrity. Your response vis a vis Harvey Weinstein and his disgusting behaviour is appreciated. I wish you well!

[@maruyjuanoar9429]

I loveeeeee Mark

[@sandstorm4026]

Oh Mark....🥺💞

[@larrywesco6642]

Mark Freakin' Ruffalo Playing Both The Third Hulk/Bruce Banner Just Like other Actors With Bill Bixby / Lou Ferrigno, Eric Bana & Ed Norton.

[@victorcornet21]

Hey guys, do you have the rest of the interview? I know there can't be much more to it, but Ruffalo got cut off mid sentence! Lol!

[@patriziatofani72]

Hot

[@misstigermilk]

He's totally hot, but maybe the interviewer could mange to not giggle through every single question...

[@williambuitrago3188]

She's stupid. I didn't like her.

[@castinmeadows6956]

@@williambuitrago3188 Not a good vibe about her. She tries hard both to impress and to conceal that effort, and dead failing at both. That's the case with many interviewers, especially young or less experienced ones. But this one's neither. She's not pleasant, insightful, deft, dignified, or elegant; and achieves little but repulsive embarrassment. Based upon this impression, I have absolutely no interest in reading or seeing any of her work. But, then, the NYT has been embarrassing itself for decades.