LOUIS — Lou Ferrigno, who played the original “Incredible Hulk” and has acted in various other TV shows and movies, stopped by the studio before the Wizard World Comic Con festivities start ...

Actor Lou Ferrigno, who played “The Incredible Hulk” on TV, is about to undergo another remarkable transformation. The 68-year-old former bodybuilder will soon be sworn in as a New Mexico ...

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Ferrigno first portrayed the jade giant in the 1977 TV movie, The Incredible Hulk: Death in the Family, and then went on to star in The Incredible Hulk TV series from 1978-1982, as well as another ...

The OG Hulk has spoken!As it stands, Lou Ferrigno is the only actor to have played the Hulk in a live-action TV series (and a number of made-for-television films). Given his vast array of ...

In an entertaining interview with KEX radio station, Ferrigno compared the movie Hulk to the TV show Hulk.When asked if he was angry that they didn’t use him in the Hulk movies, Lou Ferrigno ...

RIO GRANDE VALLEY, N.M. — The actor best known for playing Incredible Hulk is being sworn in as a sheriff's deputy in New Mexico Thursday. Lou Ferrigno was Bruce Banner's alter-ego in the TV ...

In an interview with FilmFad, Ferrigno says, “Well to tell you the truth they plan to do a TV series someday and it will probably be CGI, I don’t think you’ll ever see a human Hulk again.

As the actor who portrayed the comic book character in the iconic TV series "The Incredible Hulk" from 1978 to 1982, Lou knew exactly what he wanted in a Hulk -- and who managed to live up to ...

Lou Ferrigno, the actor who played the original Hulk on TV, just revealed he is still maintaining his bodybuilder physique in an Instagram training photo.

Lou Ferrigno, the actor who played the original Hulk on TV, just revealed he is still maintaining his bodybuilder physique in an Instagram training photo.

Forget what you know about Lou Ferrigno. The pre-Hulk teen growing up in Brooklyn, New York, would not have been out of place at this weekend's Saskatoon Comic and Entertainment Expo.