The Incredible Hulk

Name: The Incredible Hulk
Genre: Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Released: 2008-06-12
Duration: 114 min
Rating: 6.249

★ 6,2 /10 (12,896 Votes)

2008 EN 114 min

Overview

Scientist Bruce Banner scours the planet for an antidote to the unbridled force of rage within him: the Hulk. But when the military masterminds who dream of exploiting his powers force him back to civilization, he finds himself coming face to face with a new, deadly foe.

Stream

Rent

Buy

Release date

12/06/2008

Votes

12,896

Popularity

31.3

You'll like him when he's angry.

Genres

Science Fiction Action Adventure

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

114 min

Budget

$150,000,000

Revenue

$264,770,996

Website

www.marvel.com

Edward Norton

Bruce Banner

Liv Tyler

Betty Ross

Tim Roth

Emil Blonsky

William Hurt

General 'Thunderbolt' Ross

Tim Blake Nelson

Samuel Sterns

Ty Burrell

Leonard

Christina Cabot

Major Kathleen Sparr

Peter Mensah

General Joe Greller

Lou Ferrigno

Voice of The Incredible Hulk / Security Guard

Paul Soles

Stanley

Débora Nascimento

Martina

Greg Bryk

Commando

Chris Owens

Commando

Al Vrkljan

Commando

Adrian Hein

Commando

John MacDonald

Commando

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Shaun McComb

Helicopter Soldier

Simon Wong

Grad Student

Pedro Salvín

Tough Guy Leader

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Julio Cesar Torres Dantas

Tough Guy

Raimundo Camargo Nascimento

Tough Guy

Nick Alachiotis

Tough Guy

Jason Burke

Communications Officer

Grant Nickalls

Helicopter Pilot

Joris Jarsky

Soldier

Arnold Pinnock

Soldier

Tig Fong

Cop

Jason Hunter

Cop

Maxwell McCabe-Lokos

Cab Driver

David Collins

Medical Technician

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John Carvalho

Plant Manager

Robin Wilcock

Sniper

Wayne Robson

Boat Captain

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Javier Lambert

Guatemalan Trucker

Martin Starr

Computer Nerd

Chris Ratz

Young Guy

Todd Hofley

Apache Helicopter Pilot

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Joe La Loggia

Soldier

Tamsen McDonough

Colleague

Michael Kenneth Williams

Harlem Bystander

Roberto Bakker

Market Vendor

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Ruru Sacha

Supply Driver

James Downing

Army Base Doctor

Rickson Gracie

Aikido Instructor

Stephen Gartner

Ross's Soldier

Nicholas Rose

McGee

Genelle Williams

Terrified Gal

P.J. Kerr

Wilson

Jee-Yun Lee

Reporter

Desmond Campbell

Gunner

Deshaun Clarke

Little Boy

Tony Nappo

Brave Cop

Aaron Berg

Soldier

David Meunier

Soldier

Tre Smith

Soldier

Moses Nyarko

Soldier

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Carlos A. Gonzalez

BOPE Officer

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Yan Regis

Medic Soldier

Stephen Broussard

Handsome Soldier

Robert Morse

Command Van Soldier

Matt Purdy

Ross's Aide

Lenka Matuska

Female Medical Assistant

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Scott Magee

Humvee Driver

Wes Berger

Sterns Lab Soldier

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Carla Nascimento

Large Woman

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Krista Vendy

Female Bartender

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Mila Stromboni

Hopscotch Girl

Stan Lee

Milwaukee Man Drinking from Bottle (uncredited)

Robert Downey Jr.

Tony Stark (uncredited)

John Campea

A Soldier (uncredited)

Jim Annan

Intelligence Officer (uncredited)

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John Atkin

Helicopter Co-Pilot (uncredited)

David Bianchi

(voice) (uncredited)

Bill Bixby

Tom Corbett (archive footage) (uncredited)

JB Blanc

The Hulk/Abomination (voice) (uncredited)

Jon Cesar

Warehouse Worker (uncredited)

Rick Cordeiro

Taxi Driver (uncredited)

Brandon Cruz

Eddie Corbett (archive footage) (uncredited)

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Scoot DeVille

Bus Driver (uncredited)

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Fabio Dorea

Brazilian Liaison Officer (uncredited)

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Kieran Gallant

Test Subject (uncredited)

J.D. Hall

The Hulk/Abomination (voice) (uncredited)

Jay Hunter

Cop 2 (uncredited)

Dave Kiner

Man (uncredited)

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Richard D. Leko

Student / Car Driver (uncredited)

Jonathan Lipow

The Hulk/Abonimation (voice) (uncredited)

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Kevin Lise

Super Soldier Med-Technician (uncredited)

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DI MacDonald

News Crew (uncredited)

David L. Marston

FBI Agent (uncredited)

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François Mequer

NYPD Cop (uncredited)

Ish Morris

Student (uncredited)

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Scott Murphy

Soldier (uncredited)

Billy Parrott

Security Guard (uncredited)

Imali Perera

Female Faculty Member (uncredited)

Kristina Pesic

Sorority Girl (uncredited)

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Avi Phillips

Student in Lab (uncredited)

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Jeffrey W. Pike

College Student (uncredited)

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Johnny Prince

Tank Operator (uncredited)

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T.J. Smith

Frightened Harlem Pedestrian (uncredited)

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Nick Stankevich

Bartender (uncredited)

Fred Tatasciore

The Hulk / Abomination (voice) (uncredited)

Dylan Taylor

Keg Guy (uncredited)

Max Topplin

Jimmy - Older boy (uncredited)

Miyoshi Umeki

Mrs. Livingston (archive footage) (uncredited)

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J.A. Worthington

Student (uncredited)

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Russell Yuen

FBI Agent (uncredited)

Original Soundtrack

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