Fan Casting Kurt Russell as Hognor in Spielberg & Raimi's The Legend of Zelda (1990 Live-Action Film, Rated PG)

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Kurt Russell

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Kurt Vogel Russell (born March 17, 1951) is an American actor. He began acting on television at the age of 12 in the western series The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters (1963–1964). In the late 1960s, ...

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Hognor in Spielberg & Raimi's The Legend of Zelda (1990 Live-Action Film, Rated PG)

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Spielberg & Raimi's The Legend of Zelda (1990 Live-Action Film, Rated PG)

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Spielberg & Raimi's The Legend of Zelda (1990 Live-Action Film, Rated PG)

by Universal Pictures, Amblin Entertainment, Nintendo, Renaissance Pictures

From executive producer Steven Spielberg (Jurassic Park, Twister, Back To The Future) and director Sam Raimi (Evil Dead films, Darkman) comes the ultimate fantasy adventure. When an evil tyrant nam...

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Kurt Russell is known for his roles in The Thing, Death Proof, and The Hateful Eight. He has been suggested by fans for 5,345 roles on myCast, including Zeus in Hercules. Similar actors include Jeff Bridges, Mel Gibson, and Michael Keaton. Kurt Russell was suggested to play Hognor in Spielberg & Raimi's The Legend of Zelda (1990 Live-Action Film, Rated PG) by filmzmaker85. Other actors sugggested to play this role include Bill Paxton, Billy Crystal, and Eric Allan Kramer. Spielberg & Raimi's The Legend of Zelda (1990 Live-Action Film, Rated PG) has 57 roles, including Princess Zelda, Malon, and Little Villager Girl #2.