A huge biopic about the wrestler was supposed to star an A-List heartthrob — but it never saw the light of day.

Chris Hemsworth was slated to portray Hulk Hogan in a biopic helmed by Todd Phillips, generating Oscar buzz. Despite script approval and Hemsworth's dedication to the role, the project was abruptly canceled in 2024 due to a payment issue with Netflix.

As the world mourns the passing of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, one is inevitably reminded of the perfect casting for his biopic that Hollywood wasted.

Daily was one of many who publicly admired Hogan in the hours after he died. In his memorable tribute, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who followed Hulk's path from wrestler to movie star, called him a " childhood hero ."

Unfinished Hulk Hogan biopic with Chris Hemsworth and Todd Phillips faces setbacks despite potential revival post-Hogan's death.

In one of his most iconic WWE moments, Hogan bodyslammed Andre The Giant in front of a huge crowd at WrestleMania III, in a moment still remembered by fans around the world, while his feud with The Iron Sheik is the stuff of legend.

With the sudden news of Hulk Hogan's death, many are left wondering about the possibility of a movie based on the life of the controversial professional wrestler, reality television star, and litigant.