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Hulk Hogan est un Acteur et Producteur Américain né le 11 aout 1953 à Augusta (Etats-Unis)
Terrance Gene "Terry" Bollea (né le 11 août 1953 à Augusta, en Géorgie, États-Unis), mieux connu sous son nom de ring Hulk Hogan, est un ancien catcheur professionnel, acteur et musicien américain actuellement employé à la Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA).
Il a été quatorze fois champion du monde : six fois Champion de la WWF et six fois Champion du monde poids-lourds de la WCW et deux fois Champion du monde poids-lourds de la AWA et été une fois Champion du monde par équipe de la WWE avec Edge. Il est aussi le vainqueur des éditions 1990 et du 1991 du Royal Rumble (il est le premier catcheur à l'avoir remporté plusieurs fois), et a été honoré WWE Hall of Fame en 2005.
Hogan a coréalisé Suburban Commando, et a également fait des apparitions dans de multiples films (Rocky 3, Les 3 ninjas se déchaînent, Les Muppets dans l'espace, Gremlins 2, la nouvelle génération, Agent zéro zéro) et séries télévisées (Agence tous risques, Walker, Texas Ranger, Caraïbes offshore). Il a également été le producteur et présentateur d'un jeu télévisé intitulé Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling, et est le personnage principal d'un reality show racontant sa vie privée, Le Monde merveilleux de Hulk Hogan.
On March 27, 1985, just days prior to the inaugural WrestleMania, Richard Belzer requested on his cable TV talk show Hot Properties that Hogan demonstrate one of his signature wrestling moves. After consistently refusing but being egged on by Belzer, Hogan put Belzer in a modified Guillotine choke, which caused Belzer to pass out. When Hogan released him, Belzer hit his head on the floor, sustaining a laceration to the scalp that required a brief hospitalization. Belzer sued Hogan for $5 million and later settled out of court. On October 20, 2006, on the Bubba the Love Sponge Show, it was claimed (with Hogan in the studio) that the settlement totaled $5 million, half from Hogan and half from Vince McMahon. During his June 23, 2008, appearance on Sirius Satellite Radio's The Howard Stern Show, Belzer suggested that the real settlement amount was actually closer to $400,000.
In 1994, Hogan, having received immunity from prosecution, testified in the trial of Vince McMahon relating to shipments of steroids received by both parties from WWF physician Dr. George T. Zahorian. Under oath, Hogan admitted that he had used anabolic steroids since 1976 to gain size and weight, but that McMahon had neither sold him the drugs, nor ordered him to take them. The evidence given by Hogan proved extremely costly to the government's case against McMahon. Due to this and jurisdictional issues, McMahon was found not guilty.
In April 2012, a sex tape between Hogan and Heather Clem, the estranged wife of radio personality Bubba the Love Sponge, emerged online. On October 4, 2012, Gawker released a short clip of the video. In the video, Bubba can be heard saying that the couple can "do their thing" and he will be in his office. At the end of the video, he can also be heard telling Heather, "If we ever need to retire, here is our ticket". Hogan later told Howard Stern on his satellite radio show that, "it was a bad choice and a very low point" and "I was with some friends and made a wrong choice. It has devastated me, I have never been this hurt". On October 15, 2012, Hogan filed a lawsuit against Bubba and Heather Clem for invading his privacy. A settlement with Bubba was announced on October 29, 2012. Afterwards, Clem publicly apologized to Hogan. In December 2012, a federal court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, found that Gawker's publication of the video snippet did not violate U.S. copyright law. Hogan then joined Gawker to the ongoing action against Heather Clem in state court in Florida, alleging invasion of privacy, negligent and intentional infliction of emotional distress and seeking $100 million in damages.
On October 1, 2015 the New York Post reported that a Florida Judge granted Hogan access to Gawker's computer system for a forensic expert to search Gawker’s computers and office
Family
On December 18, 1983, Bollea married Linda Claridge. They have a daughter Brooke (born May 5, 1988) and a son Nick (born July 27, 1990). Bollea made his personal life the centerpiece of the television show Hogan Knows Best, which included his wife and two children.
According to an interview in the National Enquirer, Christiane Plante claimed that Bollea had an affair with her in 2007 while the Hogan family was shooting Hogan Knows Best. Plante was 33 years old at the time and had worked with Brooke Hogan on her 2006 album.
On November 20, 2007, Linda filed for divorce in Pinellas County, Florida. Hogan told St. Petersburg Times that he was unaware of the filing when the paper called for a comment. The Graziano family's lawyer believed the divorce might have been an attempt to divide the family's assets from a planned civil suit against the Bolleas regarding their son, Nick. In November 2008, Linda claimed to the public that she made the decision to end her marriage after finding out about Hogan's affair. In his 2009 autobiography, Hogan acknowledged that Linda on numerous occasions suspected he was having infidelities whenever he developed friendships with other women, but denied allegations that he ever cheated on her. Bollea only retained around 30% of the couple's liquid assets totaling around 10 million dollars in the divorce settlement. Hogan considered committing suicide after the divorce and credits Laila Ali, his co-star on American Gladiators, with preventing him from doing so.
Bollea has been in a relationship with Jennifer McDaniel since early 2008. The two were engaged in November 2009 and married on December 14, 2010, in Clearwater, Florida.
Hogan is a Christian. Hogan has spoken about his faith in his life saying, "[I've] leaned on my religion. I was saved when I was 14. I accepted Christ as my savior. He died on the cross and paid for my sins... I could have went [sic] the wrong way. I could have self-destructed, but I took the high road".
Health
Bollea has suffered numerous health problems, particularly with his back since retiring as a wrestler following the years of heavyweight training and jolting as a wrestler.
On January 2013, Bollea filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against the Laser Spine Institute for $50 million, citing that the medical firm persuaded him to undergo a half-dozen "unnecessary and ineffective" spinal operations that worsened his back problems. He claimed that the six procedures he underwent over a period of 19 months only gave him short-term relief. After the procedures failed to cure his back problems, Bollea underwent a traditional spinal fusion surgery on December 2010, which enabled him to return to his professional activities. In addition, the Laser Spine Institute used his name on their advertisements without his permission.
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Hulk Hogan
Nom de naissance Terry Gene Bollea
Nationalité Etats-Unis
Naissance 11 aout 1953 (70 ans) à Augusta (Etats-Unis)
Nationalité Etats-Unis
Naissance 11 aout 1953 (70 ans) à Augusta (Etats-Unis)
Il a été quatorze fois champion du monde : six fois Champion de la WWF et six fois Champion du monde poids-lourds de la WCW et deux fois Champion du monde poids-lourds de la AWA et été une fois Champion du monde par équipe de la WWE avec Edge. Il est aussi le vainqueur des éditions 1990 et du 1991 du Royal Rumble (il est le premier catcheur à l'avoir remporté plusieurs fois), et a été honoré WWE Hall of Fame en 2005.
Hogan a coréalisé Suburban Commando, et a également fait des apparitions dans de multiples films (Rocky 3, Les 3 ninjas se déchaînent, Les Muppets dans l'espace, Gremlins 2, la nouvelle génération, Agent zéro zéro) et séries télévisées (Agence tous risques, Walker, Texas Ranger, Caraïbes offshore). Il a également été le producteur et présentateur d'un jeu télévisé intitulé Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling, et est le personnage principal d'un reality show racontant sa vie privée, Le Monde merveilleux de Hulk Hogan.
Biographie
Legal issuesOn March 27, 1985, just days prior to the inaugural WrestleMania, Richard Belzer requested on his cable TV talk show Hot Properties that Hogan demonstrate one of his signature wrestling moves. After consistently refusing but being egged on by Belzer, Hogan put Belzer in a modified Guillotine choke, which caused Belzer to pass out. When Hogan released him, Belzer hit his head on the floor, sustaining a laceration to the scalp that required a brief hospitalization. Belzer sued Hogan for $5 million and later settled out of court. On October 20, 2006, on the Bubba the Love Sponge Show, it was claimed (with Hogan in the studio) that the settlement totaled $5 million, half from Hogan and half from Vince McMahon. During his June 23, 2008, appearance on Sirius Satellite Radio's The Howard Stern Show, Belzer suggested that the real settlement amount was actually closer to $400,000.
In 1994, Hogan, having received immunity from prosecution, testified in the trial of Vince McMahon relating to shipments of steroids received by both parties from WWF physician Dr. George T. Zahorian. Under oath, Hogan admitted that he had used anabolic steroids since 1976 to gain size and weight, but that McMahon had neither sold him the drugs, nor ordered him to take them. The evidence given by Hogan proved extremely costly to the government's case against McMahon. Due to this and jurisdictional issues, McMahon was found not guilty.
In April 2012, a sex tape between Hogan and Heather Clem, the estranged wife of radio personality Bubba the Love Sponge, emerged online. On October 4, 2012, Gawker released a short clip of the video. In the video, Bubba can be heard saying that the couple can "do their thing" and he will be in his office. At the end of the video, he can also be heard telling Heather, "If we ever need to retire, here is our ticket". Hogan later told Howard Stern on his satellite radio show that, "it was a bad choice and a very low point" and "I was with some friends and made a wrong choice. It has devastated me, I have never been this hurt". On October 15, 2012, Hogan filed a lawsuit against Bubba and Heather Clem for invading his privacy. A settlement with Bubba was announced on October 29, 2012. Afterwards, Clem publicly apologized to Hogan. In December 2012, a federal court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, found that Gawker's publication of the video snippet did not violate U.S. copyright law. Hogan then joined Gawker to the ongoing action against Heather Clem in state court in Florida, alleging invasion of privacy, negligent and intentional infliction of emotional distress and seeking $100 million in damages.
On October 1, 2015 the New York Post reported that a Florida Judge granted Hogan access to Gawker's computer system for a forensic expert to search Gawker’s computers and office
Family
On December 18, 1983, Bollea married Linda Claridge. They have a daughter Brooke (born May 5, 1988) and a son Nick (born July 27, 1990). Bollea made his personal life the centerpiece of the television show Hogan Knows Best, which included his wife and two children.
According to an interview in the National Enquirer, Christiane Plante claimed that Bollea had an affair with her in 2007 while the Hogan family was shooting Hogan Knows Best. Plante was 33 years old at the time and had worked with Brooke Hogan on her 2006 album.
On November 20, 2007, Linda filed for divorce in Pinellas County, Florida. Hogan told St. Petersburg Times that he was unaware of the filing when the paper called for a comment. The Graziano family's lawyer believed the divorce might have been an attempt to divide the family's assets from a planned civil suit against the Bolleas regarding their son, Nick. In November 2008, Linda claimed to the public that she made the decision to end her marriage after finding out about Hogan's affair. In his 2009 autobiography, Hogan acknowledged that Linda on numerous occasions suspected he was having infidelities whenever he developed friendships with other women, but denied allegations that he ever cheated on her. Bollea only retained around 30% of the couple's liquid assets totaling around 10 million dollars in the divorce settlement. Hogan considered committing suicide after the divorce and credits Laila Ali, his co-star on American Gladiators, with preventing him from doing so.
Bollea has been in a relationship with Jennifer McDaniel since early 2008. The two were engaged in November 2009 and married on December 14, 2010, in Clearwater, Florida.
Hogan is a Christian. Hogan has spoken about his faith in his life saying, "[I've] leaned on my religion. I was saved when I was 14. I accepted Christ as my savior. He died on the cross and paid for my sins... I could have went [sic] the wrong way. I could have self-destructed, but I took the high road".
Health
Bollea has suffered numerous health problems, particularly with his back since retiring as a wrestler following the years of heavyweight training and jolting as a wrestler.
On January 2013, Bollea filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against the Laser Spine Institute for $50 million, citing that the medical firm persuaded him to undergo a half-dozen "unnecessary and ineffective" spinal operations that worsened his back problems. He claimed that the six procedures he underwent over a period of 19 months only gave him short-term relief. After the procedures failed to cure his back problems, Bollea underwent a traditional spinal fusion surgery on December 2010, which enabled him to return to his professional activities. In addition, the Laser Spine Institute used his name on their advertisements without his permission.
Le plus souvent avec
Filmographie de Hulk Hogan (20 films)
| Année | Nom | Métier | Rôle |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Lego Batman, le film | Acteur | |
| 2011 | Gnomeo et Juliette | Acteur | Terrafirminator |
| 2009 | Little Hercules | Acteur | Mrs. Becker |
| 2008 | Bigger, Stronger, Faster* | Acteur | |
| 1999 | Les Muppets dans l'espace | Acteur | Man in Black |
| 1998 | Ninja Kids 4 : Les 3 Ninjas se déchaînent | Acteur | Dave Dragon |
| 1998 | Le Trésor de McCinsey | Acteur | Joe Mac Gray |
| 1998 | Jefftowne | Acteur | Lui-même |
| 1997 | Les Guerriers de l'ombre | Acteur, Producteur exécutif | Mike McBride |
| 1997 | Les Guerriers de l'ombre 2 | Acteur, Producteur exécutif | Mike McBride |
| 1996 | Quand le Père Noël s'en mêle… | Acteur | |
| 1996 | Agent double | Acteur | Raymond Chase aka Ray |
| 1996 | Agent zéro zéro | Acteur | Lui-même |
| 1993 | Monsieur Nounou | Acteur | Sean Armstrong |
| 1991 | Suburban Commando | Acteur, Producteur exécutif | Shep Ramsey |
| 1990 | Gremlins 2 : La Nouvelle Génération | Acteur | Lui-même |
| 1989 | Cadence De Combat | Acteur, Producteur exécutif | Rip |
| 1983 | Bimini Code | Acteur | Rick (non crédité au générique) |
| 1982 | Rocky III, l'oeil du tigre | Acteur | « Thunderlips » |
| - | Goldie and the Bears | Acteur | Mac McKenna |