The Incredible Hulk - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Incredible Hulk"
The Incredible Hulk (2008)
Timing:
1:54 (114 min)
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Actors and characters
Adrian Hein
Character Commando
John MacDonald
Character Commando
Raimundo Camargo Nascimento
Character Tough Guy
Nick Alachiotis
Character Tough Guy
Jason Burke
Character Communications Officer
Grant Nickalls
Character Helicopter Pilot
Arnold Pinnock
Character Soldier
Tig Fong
Character Cop
Jason Hunter
Character Cop
David Collins
Character Medical Technician
Javier Lambert
Character Guatemalan Trucker
Chris Ratz
Character Young Guy
Todd Hofley
Character Apache Helicopter Pilot
Joe La Loggia
Character Soldier
Roberto Bakker
Character Market Vendor
Ruru Sacha
Character Supply Driver
James Downing
Character Army Base Doctor
Stephen Gartner
Character Ross's Soldier
P.J. Kerr
Character Wilson
Jee-Yun Lee
Character Reporter
Deshaun Clarke
Character Little Boy
Aaron Berg
Character Soldier
Tre Smith
Character Soldier
Carlos A. Gonzalez
Character BOPE Officer
Yan Regis
Character Medic Soldier
Stephen Broussard
Character Handsome Soldier
Matt Purdy
Character Ross's Aide
Lenka Matuska
Character Female Medical Assistant
Scott Magee
Character Humvee Driver
Wes Berger
Character Sterns Lab Soldier
Carla Nascimento
Character Large Woman
Krista Vendy
Character Female Bartender
Mila Stromboni
Character Hopscotch Girl
John Atkin
Character Helicopter Co-Pilot (uncredited)
Jon Cesar
Character Warehouse Worker (uncredited)
Rick Cordeiro
Character Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Brandon Cruz
Character Eddie Corbett (archive footage) (uncredited)
Scoot DeVille
Character Bus Driver (uncredited)
Fabio Dorea
Character Brazilian Liaison Officer (uncredited)
Kieran Gallant
Character Test Subject (uncredited)
J.D. Hall
Character The Hulk/Abomination (voice) (uncredited)
Jay Hunter
Character Cop 2 (uncredited)
Dave Kiner
Character Man (uncredited)
Richard D. Leko
Character Student / Car Driver (uncredited)
Jonathan Lipow
Character The Hulk/Abonimation (voice) (uncredited)
Kevin Lise
Character Super Soldier Med-Technician (uncredited)
DI MacDonald
Character News Crew (uncredited)
David L. Marston
Character FBI Agent(uncredited)
François Mequer
Character NYPD Cop(uncredited)
Scott Murphy
Character Soldier(uncredited)
Kristina Pesic
Character Sorority Girl (uncredited)
Avi Phillips
Character Student in Lab(uncredited)
Jeffrey W. Pike
Character College Student (uncredited)
Johnny Prince
Character Tank Operator (uncredited)
T.J. Smith
Character Frightened Harlem Pedestrian (uncredited)
Nick Stankevich
Character Bartender (uncredited)
Max Topplin
Character Jimmy - Older boy (uncredited)
Miyoshi Umeki
Character Mrs. Livingston (archive footage) (uncredited)
J.A. Worthington
Character Student (uncredited)
Russell Yuen
Character FBI Agent (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Having gained full control over film adaptations of its comics, Marvel Studios was able to do what fans had long asked for – weave together films about superheroes who are familiar with each other from the original comics. For example, Robert Downey Jr. has a small role in "The Incredible Hulk" as Iron Man.
- In the first film – "Hulk" (2003) – the main character could increase in size and reach incredible proportions. This was abandoned in Letterier’s film. In full accordance with the comic, Hulk in the second film is approximately 2 meters 70 cm tall. He also doesn't look like Edward Norton, but he has a scar and a mole on his face in the same place as the actor.
- Edward Norton, known for frequently rewriting the scripts of the films he stars in, also participated in the development of the script this time, editing it to suit himself, resulting in the introduction of new characters into the film.
- All weaponry in the film is branded "Stark Industries," that is, the company of Tony Stark, Iron Man – another character from Marvel comics.
- At the beginning of the film, Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) is watching Brazilian TV. In one of the series – "Taking Care of Father Eddie" (1969) – a man is slapped. This is Bill Bixby, who played David Banner in the series "The Incredible Hulk" (1978).
- In the original comics, the monster wears purple pants, or rather what remains of them. Interestingly, when Elizabeth suggests Bruce wear purple pants, he refuses. This amusing moment is explained by the fact that in the US, purple clothing is mainly worn by members of the LGBTQ+ community.
- Principal photography for "The Incredible Hulk" began in July 2007 and lasted 88 days. It started in Toronto and finished in November in Rio de Janeiro.
- Hulk first appeared in the comic book "The Incredible Hulk" #1 (May 1962).
- The Brazilian city where Banner is hiding is called Porto Verde, which translates from Spanish as "green port," a hint at the Hulk's skin color.
- Ray Stevenson was considered for the role of Emil Blonsky.
- When Bruce Banner delivers a pizza order, he gives a mini-pizza to the security guard. This is actor Lou Ferrigno, who previously played the Hulk in the series "The Incredible Hulk" (1978-1982).
- Stan Lee played a small role in the film. He played a man who drank soda contaminated with infected blood.
- The scene of the final battle between the Hulk and the Abomination takes place among the ruins of a courthouse. This was Norton's idea – he wanted the columns in the Greek style to allude to ancient Greek mythology, portraying this fight as a battle of demigods.
- When Bruce rides his bicycle to deliver pizza and infiltrate the laboratory, a "bicycle bell" is heard twice, but there is no bell on the bicycle.
- When Bruce walks through the town of Chapas in Mexico in tattered pants, they reach his ankles. In the next scene, he is sitting exhausted at the market, with his pants at knee level. And in the following one, where he wants to buy new clothes, they are back to reaching his ankles again.
- At the beginning of the film, Bruce Banner (Edward Norton) is watching Brazilian TV. One of the series, "Taking Care of Father Eddie" (1969), features a man being slapped. This is Bill Bixby, who played David Banner in the series "The Incredible Hulk" (1978).
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