L'incredibile Hulk

Titolo originale: The Incredible Hulk

Film per la TV
1977
TV-PG
1h 35min

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Lou Ferrigno and Bill Bixby in L'incredibile Hulk (1977)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA troubled scientist's accidental overexposure to gamma radiation curses him with the tendency to change into a bestial green brute under extreme emotional stress.A troubled scientist's accidental overexposure to gamma radiation curses him with the tendency to change into a bestial green brute under extreme emotional stress.A troubled scientist's accidental overexposure to gamma radiation curses him with the tendency to change into a bestial green brute under extreme emotional stress.

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Bill Bixby

Dr. David Banner

Susan Sullivan

Dr. Elaina Marks

Jack Colvin

Jack McGee

Lou Ferrigno

The Incredible Hulk

Susan Batson

Mrs. Maier

Mario Gallo

Mr. (Martin) Bram

Eric Server

Policeman

Charles Siebert

Terence Locke

Young Man
(as Terrence Locke)

June Whitley Taylor

Woman

George Brenlin

Man at Lake

Jake Mitchell

Jerry

William Larsen

Minister

Olivia Barash

Girl at Lake

Eric Deon

B.J.

Ted Cassidy

Narrator
(voce)
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Ken DuMain

Funeral Guest
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Kenneth Johnson

Scotty
(voce)
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Regia
- Kenneth Johnson
Sceneggiatura
- Kenneth Johnson
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Richard Kiel was initially cast as the Hulk, but shortly after filming began, it became apparent to the producers that he wasn't "bulky" enough to play the role. There is, however, an intact but brief high-angle scene with Kiel as the Hulk (when he looks up at a tree).

Blooper
When the Hulk spots his reflection in the lake and runs his hand through it, the make-up on his hand washes off.

Citazioni
Jack McGee: Forgive me, Doctor, but I am calling you a liar!
Dr. David Banner: Mr. McGee!
Dr. David Banner: [takes a deep breath, smiles]
Dr. David Banner: Mr. McGee, don't make me angry.
Dr. David Banner: [chuckles]
Dr. David Banner: You wouldn't like me when I'm angry.

Versioni alternative
Though originally shown as a two-hour TV-movie, it has been edited to be shown as two one-hour episodes for syndication. In order to make up for the additions of a recap of the first hour at the beginning of the second and a full second set of opening and closing titles, as well as for clearing more time for extra commercials, a significant amount of footage was excised, including all of Jack McGee's visit to Dr. Marks' home the morning after Banner's first "Hulk-out," during which he, unknown to either of them, glimpsed Banner over her shoulder.

Connessioni
Edited from La donna bionica: Doomsday Is Tomorrow: Part 2 (1977)

Colonne sonore
The Lonely Man
End titles by Joe Harnell

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8/10

It is by far better than I remembered it to be

The last time I saw this movie I was 7 years old. When I saw the DVD in the shop some 24 years later, I could not resist to buy it. After watching it, I think it is money well spent.

It is by far better than I remembered it to be. Kenneth Johnson takes some strong liberties with the character's name and origin. Nonetheless, the audience bought his treatment, and the show ran for five years.

After seeing way too many hokey comic book adaptions as well as the latest big screen blockbuster, I must say that this is most certainly very well done. The acting was top notch and Bixby will always be the definitive David Bruce Banner. Lou Ferrigno gave the creature more soul than the recent CGI incarnation. Ferrigno portrayed a non-evil, but nonetheless frightening creature, an element which is sadly lacking in the big screen adaption. The lonely man theme at the end, sets the tone for the story. The Hulk/Banner is a tragic story, and despite all of Johnson's liberties is more true to the character than the big screen adaption ever will be.

A classic for people like me who enjoy adaptions of comic-book characters. 8 out of 10.