His grandiose speeches recall those of The Humungus from Miller’s 1981 film “Mad Max: The Road Warrior.” With his shrewd use of grievance politics to motivate his legions to “take back ...

In the age of CGI special effects, the average moviegoer may forget that filmmakers have pulled off some intensive and ...

He won’t have much time to say that, for years, he’s been talking with these agencies about Boeing’s 737 Max. But he’ll ... Pierson took in the humongous line of 737s, the company ...

Again you have made me unleash my dogs of war. Humungus: [lines spoken offscreen, scarcely audible but coming up in subtitles, while Max is eating the dog food] Smegma crazies to the left! The gate!

Left for dead in the unforgiving deserts of post-apocalyptic Australia after defeating Lord Humungus' barbarian bikers in Mad Max 2 : Le Défi (1981), instead, former Main Force Patrol officer Max ...

The actor says an awkward acting coach and getting lost on the Warner Bros. lot had him ready to "get out of there." ...

Along with coordinating stuntwork on both “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” and “Mad Max: Fury Road,” he also played the role of the Prime Imperator, a lead henchman to the villainous Immortan Joe.

A Mad Max Saga, died on Sunday, March 30. He was 75. Norton's wife Judy Green announced his death on the actor's Instagram, writing "I am numb and devastated, I have no words I have lost my ...

Richard Norton, a legendary Hollywood trainer and bodyguard, fight choreographer, stuntman and actor in the Mad Max franchise, has died at the age of 75, his wife Judy Green announced on Instagram.