Shuler Hensley

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Confined to his farm on house arrest, an ex-con must risk his freedom to save his estranged teenage daughter from his former crime partner.

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Devil's Hollow (2023)

Shuler Hensley is an American film and stage actor and singer who is well-known for playing Frankenstein's monster in many works, including the 2004 cult classic film Van Helsing, starring Hugh Jackman and Kate Beckinsale. He also played Mr. Hyde on set before getting dubbed over by Robbie Coltrane. He also acted in theatrical productions including Oklahoma and playing Kerchak from Tarzan the Musical.

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Van Helsing

6.1

Frankenstein's Monster

2004

Odd Thomas

6.8

Fungus Bob Robertson

2013

The Legend of Zorro

6.0

Pike

2005

Oklahoma!

7.8

TV Movie

Jud Fry

1999

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Actor

Devil's Hollow
6.5
- Bobby Hawkins
- 2023
Brutal Season
8.4
- Randy Hawkes
- 2023
The Good Fight
8.3
TV Series
- Buck Burns
- 2022
Dexter: New Blood
8.0
TV Mini Series
- Elric Kane
- Elric
- 2021–2022
Marvel's Wastelanders: Hawkeye
7.4
Podcast Series
- Pyro
- 2021
Prodigal Son
7.7
TV Series
- Deputy Crutchfield
- 2021
The Greatest Showman
7.5
- Lead Protestor
- 2017
Elementary
7.9
TV Series
- Frank Trimble
- 2017
The OA
7.8
TV Series
- Mr. Winchell
- 2016
Cruiser
4.9
- Cruiser
- 2016
Shades of Blue
7.0
TV Series
- Frank Kovach
- 2016
American Experience
8.6
TV Series
- James Garfield
- 2016
Neon Joe, Werewolf Hunter
7.2
TV Series
- Barrett Huxley
- 2015
Banshee
8.4
TV Series
- Brantley
- 2015
Live from Lincoln Center
8.6
TV Series
- Jigger Craigin
- 2013

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Height
- 6′ 4″ (1.93 m)
Born
- March 6, 1967
- Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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Other works
Plays Jud Fry in "Oklahoma!" musical by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II based on the play "Green Grow the Lilacs" by Lynn Riggs (Gershwin Theatre, New York City, New York, USA).

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He has now played Frankenstein's monster three times. In Van Helsing (2004), on the concept album and workshop of "Frankenstein" The Musical by Mark Baron and Jeffrey Jackson, and finally in the Broadway production of "Young Frankenstein".