Hulk Hogan has expressed indifference towards the upcoming film 'Killing Gawker,' produced by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, which dramatizes his legal battle against Gawker Media after the publication of a private sex tape. The lawsuit, which Hogan won in 2016, awarded him $140 million in damages, ultimately leading to Gawker's bankruptcy. Despite his current indifference, sources indicate that Hogan will not hesitate to pursue legal action if the film violates boundaries already established by the court regarding his privacy. The film's screenplay is based on Ryan Holiday's book and is set to be directed by Gus Van Sant, with Affleck rumored to portray Hogan. Hogan's recent focus has been on his personal life and business ventures, including promoting his 'Real American Beer' brand. He has also been active in supporting charitable causes in his community.