Pro-Borbenik and the 1980s of Men's Terry "Hulk" Hogan died on July 24, 2025. He was 71 years old. He was the most famous early in his career for his sweaty antiques in the WWF ring (later WWE), and later became better known for Some of his controversial actions and opinions out of it. His filmography was also controversial. Hogan, like many pro-core, tried to become a movie starvet multiple times, Although it was with only suspicious success. He effectively played versions of himself in Bonkers sports plays "Rocky III" (1982) and "No Holds Branded" (1989), but more often appeared in strange, films that are friendly to children such as "Suburban Commando" (1991), "Mr. Dadika" (1993) (1993) (1993) (1993) (1993) (1993) (1993).

Several of these films were hits - indeed, most of Hogan's children were widely drained bombs - but that didn't stop him from trying Hoolster. As early as 2009, Hogan made another movie for children-his last live-in-the-form film-shaped shape of an all-forgotten voice called "Little Hercules". "Little Hercules" is the PG rank, friendly for children with children (!), In which Hogan played Zeus. The role of the title was played by Richard Sandrac, a 12-year-old bodybuilder-born in Ukraine, who raised fame as a child, invoiced in performances as "the strongest boy in the world". He could have a 210kg bench when he was only eight years old.

"Little Hercules" was a big break for Sandrak in the films, assisted by his coach and publicist Frank Gurdina. In addition to Hogan, "Little Hercules" plays several Hogan family members, including children Brooke and Nick and his wife Linda Claridge. Also starred in celebrities such as Robin Givens, Dud Nelson and David Nauton. Surprisingly, Eliot Gould appears in "Little Hercules" as Socrates.

The film is too vague to guarantee Wikipedia's entry and was reportedly released in 3-D, though I can't find information on the theaters where it played. It seems that he collected $ 513,722 in the cashier's revenue so that it was available Somewhere.

"Little Hercules" has no reviews of rotten tomatoes, but many IMDB users have seen it ... and rated it very low. Of the 630 users views, it has an average score of 2 out of 10, which is really bad. Almost half of users rated that 1. Only two of these 630 users struggled to write an overview, and one of them thought Robin Givens, perhaps surprising, gave the best performance in the film. Dudud Nelson was obviously quite terrible, and Hulk Hogan, completely in character, offers only upgraded grandiose. However, this may be appropriate when we play Zeus, the king of the gods.

The plot is very simple. On Mount Olympus, young Demibod Hercules (Sandrak) longs to experience life as a human being. He arrives in Burbank, California and hangs out with an average human family (Givens playing Matriarch) who learn the ways of the world. Mark Johnon Effeffri plays his new friend, Curtis. To limit his pious power, Zeus and another god named Marduk (Paul White) make a bet that only allows Herck to use his magical muscles only three times while on the earthly aircraft. If he tries the fourth time, Hercules will take away his strength forever. This will prove to be a problem when Hercules enter the tournament at the Olympics at the High School.

Obviously, there is a scene in the "Little Hercules" on which Zeus appears on his son, offering to give advice ... from the inside of the toilet. According to Mubi's user, it was a very powerful symbol of the quality of "Little Hercules".

Sandrak, as he grew up, will get tired of bodybuilding and move to a trick.

The director of "Little Hercules" was an actor named Mohammed Kasoghi who appeared in several many, very low -budget indie films before directing the "small Hercules". To date, his only directorial effort remains. It remains to be seen whether he will ever step back behind the camera.

Meanwhile, Hulk Hogan's film heritage rests more comfortable in His arrival in "Gremilin 2: The New Series".