Lou Ferrigno had fans doing a double take at Niagara Falls Comic Con on Friday, looking remarkably youthful at the age of 74.
Lou Ferrigno Looks Amazing at 74!
Lou Ferrigno had fans doing a double take at Niagara Falls Comic Con on Friday, looking remarkably youthful at the age of 74.The legendary actor, best known for...
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The legendary actor, best known for playing the green-skinned superhero in The Incredible Hulk TV series from 1977 to 1982, wowed fans with his impressive physique and signature Hollywood glow decades after first rising to fame.
After the series ended following five seasons, during which he starred alongside Bill Bixby as Dr. Bruce Banner, Ferrigno throughout the late 1980s.
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The bodybuilder also made cameo appearances as a security guard in the 2003 film Hulk, starring Eric Bana, and the 2008 The Incredible Hulk movie with , in which he also lent his voice to the Hulk.
Later, Ferrigno won a new generation of fans on the hit sitcom King of Queens, where he played a humorous version of himself.
At the comic convention in Ontario, Ferrigno showed that the years in the spotlight have clearly treated him well, flashing his trademark megawatt smile, striking classic Hulk poses, and looking healthier than ever.
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Lou Ferrigno, best known for playing the green-skinned superhero in The Incredible Hulk TV series from 1977 to 1982, had fans doing a double take at Niagara Falls Comic Con on Friday; Above, in 1978
Later, Ferrigno won a new generation of fans on the hit sitcom King of Queens, where he played a humorous version of himself.
After the series ended following five seasons, during which he starred alongside Bill Bixby as Dr. Bruce Banner, Ferrigno reprised the role in TV movies throughout the late 1980s
Last month, Ferrigno opened up about his iconic role, now brought to life on screen by Mark Ruffalo in the Avengers films.
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Reflecting on how he landed the part, he revealed that Richard Kiel was initially considered for the role before producers realized they needed someone with a more muscular build.
At the comic convention in Ontario, Ferrigno showed that the years in the spotlight have clearly treated him well, flashing his trademark megawatt smile, striking classic Hulk poses, and looking healthier than ever
Looking ahead, Ferrigno revealed he has continued to stay active in Hollywood, recently wrapping work on Scorpion King 4, which is set for release in November 2026
Ferrigno also weighed in on the evolution of the role in modern superhero films, noting that while CGI has taken over, he still enjoys being part of the franchise in a different way.
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'I know that CGI is expected in today’s movies, but the CGI Hulk can’t sign autographs. I feel great about voicing the Hulk,' he said.
Looking ahead, Ferrigno revealed he has continued to stay active in Hollywood, recently wrapping work on Scorpion King 4, which is set for release in November 2026.
He is also set to appear in the Warner Bros. comedy Moms’ Night Out.
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