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Hulk Game Has Star Voices
Ron Perlman, Neal McDonough and Richard Moll will lend their voices to the upcoming third-person action game, The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, the GameSpot Web site reported. The game is set for release this August on the PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube systems.
Perlman (Hellboy) will play Hulk's rival, Emil Blonsky, as well as the Abomination. Perlman has previously lent his voice to several video games, including Halo 2, The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay and Fallout. McDonough (Minority Report), who provided the voice for Bruce Banner in the 1990s animated television series, will once again portray the Hulk's mild-mannered alter ego. Moll, best known for playing the Bull on the 1980s sitcom Night Court, will voice the evil Devil Hulk.
The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction is being developed by Radical Entertainment for Vivendi Universal Interactive. The game, rated "T" for teen, will have a suggested retail price of $49.99.

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Jack Colvin, best known for playing tabloid reporter Jack McGee in the 1970s series The Incredible Hulk, died last week of complications following a stroke; he was 71, TV Guide Online reported.

Di Filippo Prescribes Doc Samson
Science fiction writer Paul Di Filippo told SCI FI Wire that he will work again in comics by writing a five-issue series based on the Marvel Comics character Doc Samson, a minor player in the Hulk universe whom he hopes to elevate to "A" status. The first of the five issues hits comic shops this month.
"Doc Samson has always been kind of a 'B' player in the Hulk mythos," Di Filippo told SCI FI.COM. "Marvel wanted to kind of break him out and see what he could do as a lead character."
Di Filippo, who describes Doc Samson as a Doc Savage-Indiana Jones type, says that his marching orders from Marvel were fairly specific. "I don't think this will be any reflection on Marvel, because it's just a common way of thinking," he said. "Alan Moore had this character named Tom Strong, and Marvel said they wanted Doc Samson to be like Tom Strong, and they felt he had the potential to have the same kind of adventures."
The author, whose previous comic-book assignment was the authorized sequel series to Alan Moore's Top Ten in 2005, hints that the five stand-alone stories of Doc Samson will lean toward the quirky. "Doc Samson's backstory is that he's a psychiatrist," he said. "Well, I've made him kind of a brawling psychiatrist. He'll try to talk the bad guy down, but if that doesn't work, here comes the beating."
Di Filippo does not want to spoil the story surprises, but offers that the tone of the Doc Samson stories will be on the wacky side. "There will be some wild speculation on whether what is going on is scientific, cosmic, religious or economic," he said. "It's kind of like a Warren Ellis influence."

Duchovny Green For Hulk 2?
Marvel vice chairman Peter Cuneo told AOL's Motley Fool Radio Team that The X-Files' former star David Duchovny is under consideration to take over the title role in a straight-to-video sequel to Ang Lee's 2003 Hulk movie, according to a report on the ContactMusic.com Web site.
Duchovny would reportedly take over from Australian actor Eric Bana, who supposedly pulled out of the sequel project when he learned it would be releasd on DVD.
"Duchovny's name has been bought up several times," Cuneo reportedly said. "He's quite the fan, too."
Hulk, based on the Marvel Comics franchise, was a critical disappointment, but did well enough to warrant a sequel. "The Hulk did $250 million worldwide box office, which is a huge box office, and as you may recall, we had tremendous success with our toy line, which was a complete sell-out, over $100 million worldwide," Cuneo said.

Eric Bana denied to Moviehole.net that he turned down a role in a rumored sequel to Hulk; in fact, the Australian actor said no discussions have taken place about any sequel, contrary to Internet rumors that David Duchovny has been cast in a straight-to-DVD follow-up.

Lou Ferrigno, co-star of the 1970s TV series The Incredible Hulk, will be sworn in on Feb. 13 as a Los Angeles County reserve deputy sheriff, his spokesman told SCI FI Wire.

Incredible Hulk Due June '08
Marvel Studios and Universal Pictures announced a June 27, 2008, release date for The Incredible Hulk, sequel to 2003's Hulk. The announcement was made Nov. 6 by Michael Helfant, president and chief operating officer of Marvel Studios, and Kevin Feige, Marvel's president of production.
Louis Leterrier (Transporter 2, Unleashed) will direct The Incredible Hulk, which will return to the roots of the long-running comic series. Zak Penn, who previously collaborated with Marvel on X2 and this summer's X-Men: The Last Stand, is writing the script. The project is being produced by Avi Arad, Feige and Gale Anne Hurd and will be executive-produced by Michael Helfant, David Womark and Arad. Marvel Studios is currently casting the project.
The Incredible Hulk is being independently produced by Marvel Studios through its $525 million, non-recourse film finance facility and will be distributed domestically and in several international territories by Universal Pictures. Universal is owned by NBC Universal, which also owns SCIFI.COM.

SF Quotes Make TV's Top 100
Cable network TV Land announced its list of the 100 greatest TV quotes and catchphrases of the past 60 years, featuring recognizable lines from popular science-fiction series from Star Trek to The X-Files. The selections will be counted down in a weeklong series of specials beginning Monday, Dec. 11, at 10 p.m. ET/PT. Guest stars include Batman's Adam West and Burt Ward, who discuss the origins of their classically cheesy exclamations, and William Shatner, whose opening narration from the original Star Trek series made the top 20.
The 100 Greatest TV Quotes and Catchphrases gives viewers a look inside the origins of some of pop culture's most remembered and repeated catchphrases, the network said in a press release. An alphabetical list of quotes from SF series follows. Their ranks will be revealed on Dec. 6.
•"Danger, Will Robinson!" from Lost in Space
•"De plane! De plane!" from Fantasy Island
•"Don't make me angry ..." from The Incredible Hulk
•"Holy [blank], Batman!" from Batman
•"Live long and prosper," from Star Trek
•"Resistance is futile," from Star Trek: The Next Generation
•"Space, the final frontier ..." from Star Trek
•"The truth is out there," from The X-Files
•"You rang?" from The Addams Family

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Hulk Targets Toronto
Toronto has been chosen as a principal filming location for the upcoming Marvel Studios production of The Incredible Hulk, the Associated Press reported. The follow-up to 2003's Hulk will be directed by Louis Leterrier (Transporter, Unleashed).
The Incredible Hulk is expected to begin shooting this summer for about four months. The cast has yet to be announced. Marvel Studios is a subsidiary of Marvel Entertainment.