Hulk

Name: Hulk
Genre: Science Fiction, Adventure, Action
Released: 2003-06-19
Duration: 138 min
Rating: 5.589

★ 5,6 /10 (6,356 Votes)

2003 EN 138 min

Overview

Bruce Banner, a genetics researcher with a tragic past, suffers massive radiation exposure in his laboratory that causes him to transform into a raging green monster when he gets angry.

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Release date

19/06/2003

Votes

6,356

Popularity

15.0

What if everything you were forced to keep inside was suddenly set free?

Genres

Science Fiction Adventure Action

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

138 min

Budget

$137,000,000

Revenue

$245,360,480

Eric Bana

Bruce Banner

Jennifer Connelly

Betty Ross

Sam Elliott

Ross

Josh Lucas

Talbot

Nick Nolte

Father

Paul Kersey

Young David Banner

Todd Tesen

Young Ross

Cara Buono

Edith Banner

Kevin Rankin

Harper

Celia Weston

Mrs. Krenzler

Mike Erwin

Teenage Bruce Banner

Lou Ferrigno

Security Guard

Stan Lee

Security Guard

Regi Davis

Security Guard

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Craig Damon

Security Guard

Geoffrey Scott

President

Regina McKee Redwing

National Security Advisor

Daniel Dae Kim

Aide

Daniella Kuhn

Edith's Friend

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Michael Kronenberg

Bruce Banner as Child

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David Kronenberg

Bruce Banner as Child

Rhiannon Leigh Wryn

Betty Ross as Child

Lou Richards

Pediatrician

Jenn Gotzon Chandler

Waitress

Louanne Kelley

Delivery Doctor

Toni Kallen

Delivery Nurse

Paul Kim Jr.

Officer

John Littlefield

Security NCO

Lorenzo Callender

Soldier

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Todd Lee Coralli

Soldier

Johnny Kastl

Soldier

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Eric Ware

Soldier

Jesse Corti

Colonel

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Rob Swanson

Colonel

Mark Atteberry

Technician

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Eva Burkley

Technician

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Rondda Holeman

Technician

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John A. Maraffi

Technician

Michael Papajohn

Technician

David St. Pierre

Technician

Boni Yanagisawa

Technician

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David Sutherland

Tank Commander

Sean Mahon

Comanche Pilot

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Brett Thacher

Comanche Pilot

Kirk B.R. Woller

Comanche Pilot

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Randy Neville

F-22 Pilot

John Prosky

Atheon Technician

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Amir Faraj

Boy

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Ricardo Aguilar

Boy's Father

Victor Rivers

Paramilitary

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Lyndon Karp

Davey

Rick Avery

Soldier (uncredited)

Thomas Rosales Jr.

Rebel Militant (uncredited)

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Ray Buffer

Atheon Captain (uncredited)

Andy Arness

Soldier (uncredited)

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Rory J. Aylward

Second Tank Commander (uncredited)

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Cougar Zank

Army Military / SWAT (uncredited)

Ang Lee

Hulk (voice) (uncredited)

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