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Fan Casting Bill Bixby as Producer of Marvels: The Incredible Hulk (1973-1988)

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Bill Bixby as Producer in Marvels: The Incredible Hulk (1973-1988)

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Bill Bixby (January 22, 1934–November 21, 1993) was an American film and television actor, director, and frequent game show panelist. His career spanned over three decades; he appeared on stage, in...
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Producer in Marvels: The Incredible Hulk (1973-1988)
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Bill Bixby

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Producer

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Marvels: The Incredible Hulk (1973-1988)
Marvels: The Incredible Hulk (1973-1988)

Marvels: The Incredible Hulk (1973-1988)

Based on the Characters created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.
by Universal Pictures and Marvel Films Productions
Before the existence of Kenneth Johnson's The Incredible Hulk, Universal wanted to bank on the idea of the Hulk being in Live Action. Bill Bixby later produced the two later Marvelsverse Hulk films...
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Bill Bixby is known for his roles in Irma la Douce, The Kentucky Fried Movie, and The Incredible Hulk Returns. He has been suggested by fans for 188 roles on myCast, including Bruce Banner in What Voices Do You Hear When You Read Comics? Fan Cast. Similar people include Lou Ferrigno, Mark Ruffalo, and Edward Norton. Bill Bixby was suggested to play Producer in Marvels: The Incredible Hulk (1973-1988) by keizocomix. Other people sugggested to play this role include W.D. Richter. Marvels: The Incredible Hulk (1973-1988) has 22 roles, including The Abomination, Elizabeth Ross (1974), and Richard Jones (1974).

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