Captain America: New World Order

[Nate Grey]

Ross has no mustache? Instant fail.

I guess no 'stache so people won't wonder where it went when he becomes Red Hulk?

[Frontier]

I guess no 'stache so people won't wonder where it went when he becomes Red Hulk?

Now I imagine a transformation sequence where he just so happens to lose the stache in the transformation .

[ChrisIII]

It's shown in the comics a few times, it just kind of just vanishes or retracts or something.

Later on, when Joe Fixit posessed the body of Bruce Banner in Immortal Hulk and grew a beard and big sideburns, those also vanished when he transformed into the Savage Hulk or later a Red Hulk form (That became a green Hulk form outside the below place/mindscape)

Although in several other cases the Hulk has Banner's hairstyle at the time (Such as when he shaves it bald, long or bearded). Current comics for instance.

[Scott Taylor]

I guess no 'stache so people won't wonder where it went when he becomes Red Hulk?

Personally I am ready for a Harrison Ford Red Hulk. Can you imagine the memes alone?

[Frontier]

Personally I am ready for a Harrison Ford Red Hulk. Can you imagine the memes alone?

Feels like a big instance of stunt casting.

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Now I imagine a transformation sequence where he just so happens to lose the stache in the transformation .

Maybe he grows it when he becomes a Hulk...LOLOLOL.

[Scott Taylor]

Feels like a big instance of stunt casting.

True. But I am confident Ford will do a good job as Ross, though.

Maybe he grows it when he becomes a Hulk...LOLOLOL.

His stache gets bigger and more twisty the angrier he gets.

[j9ac9k]

Ross has no mustache? Instant fail.

It's so Sam can say, "Oh hey Ross- I didn't recognize you without the 'stache. It's like you're a totally different person..."(wink wink)

[ChrisIII]

Ford has had a bit of a reputation as a grumpy old man which kind of fits Ross in the comics, certainly.


Although like with Commissioner Gordon and Aunt May he seems to be drawn much younger and fitter (without the Hulk body, that is) than back in the silver age.

[PhantomBoom]

Feels like a big instance of stunt casting.

How?

What makes this stunt casting?
It's not Harrison Ford was some big fancast for Red Hulk or anything.
Just casting a well name actor isn't stunt casting.

[Frontier]

How?

What makes this stunt casting?
It's not Harrison Ford was some big fancast for Red Hulk or anything.
Just casting a well name actor isn't stunt casting.

I guess because I think they're banking on more him being Harrison Ford than portraying a consistent Thunderbolt Ross.

Especially when he doesn't even have his mustache.

[PhantomBoom]

I guess because I think they're banking on more him being Harrison Ford than portraying a consistent Thunderbolt Ross.

Especially when he doesn't even have his mustache.

We haven't even seen any footage so you really can't be claiming this.
Just not having the mustache doesn't mean anything, especially when a far more important character trait of Ross is being a gigantic ahole, something that all information tells us is very much being kept.

[Frontier]

We haven't even seen any footage so you really can't be claiming this.
Just not having the mustache doesn't mean anything, especially when a far more important character trait of Ross is being a gigantic ahole, something that all information tells us is very much being kept.

I will wait and see but I feel like he's going to feel different than Hurt's Ross.

But I think the mustache was important to the character visually.

[ChrisIII]

Don't think Ford is really that much of a draw these days as he used to be.

His most notable films of the past decade have pretty much been the ones where he's reprised past characters (Han, Indy, Deckard) and I think his last big hits as a leading man outside of that was in the late 90's.

[Nate Grey]

I'm not sure if its stunt casting, I mean I guess, but remember he wouldn't be here at all if Hurt hadn't died.