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The WWE has been through some serious highs and lows, breaking records but then having endless amount of controvesery. Really thriving and growing over the decades Mr. McMahon is a look at the leadership of Vince McMahon and how others have found working with him over the years.
Number of Episodes – 6
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Continue reading “Mr. McMahon (TV Series) 2024”
Big Show has finished wrestling and now must work out what to do with his days, raising two daughters with his wife Cassy. His teenage daughter is making the big move to come and live with them and that creates plenty of interesting situations!
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Based on the true story of Paige a former World Wrestling Entertainment superstar focusing on her rise from Norwich, England. Coming from a wrestling family and having the WWE dream from the time she had her first official wrestling match at 13 years old.
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The new Ghostbusters has been causing a stir since it was announced let alone actually released at the cinema. This week has seen previews and the build up to the official release date. I didn’t realise in all honesty that the original Ghostbusters had such a crazy fan base. Don’t get be wrong I love those films they are funny and were a little bit different loved watching them as a kid, but as a young girl where was my role model? A woman who needed constantly saving? Not the best message to send out, this has got me thinking and inspired this blog post to have a look at how far female characters have come in the film world and why this latest bashing is absolutely ridiculous.
Continue reading “Why is gender still such an issue in film?”
I woke up to this sad news this morning. I was such a fan of Joanie when I used to watch the Wrestling and as a young girl I felt she was an inspiration for women to never give up and prove that we can really compete with men. I will be forever grateful for the courage she gave me to believe I could do anything I wanted! Even when having a tough life and having to constantly fight (her book is very good as well).
RIP Joanie Laurer ❤
Whilst looking at some new movie poster that have been released this one for “The Chaperone” caught my eye. WWE wrestler Triple H being on it! I had never heard about this film before seeing the poster. Triple H was my favorite when I used to watch the wrestling. It looks as though they are trying to launch is film career more by giving him the classic kids film!
Awwww poor Mickey !!!
Mickey Rourke‘s wrestling match with Chris Jericho was no easy victory – the actor walked out of the ring with a broken hand.
Rourke went head-to-head with the professional grappler earlier this month at the WWE’s Wrestlemania 25 in Houston, Texas, following a bitter and public war of words with Jericho.
The star, who won a string of awards for his performance in The Wrestler, stunned fans after standing up from his seat in the crowd to clamber over the guard ropes and deliver a punch that left Jericho reeling.
But although Rourke admits he played up the smackdown for the cameras, he was left with a fracture in his hand.
He tells the New York Daily News, “I’m all healed up now. I kept my hand open when I punched so I wouldn’t hurt him.”
And Rourke insists he and his fellow tough man have resolved their dispute off-camera: “Chris and I went out for drinks after. We’re all good now.”
Because it has been a while since the last Mickey picture . . . and this one is from when he gatecrashed Wrestlemania !!!
I so must search for a clip of this later !!!
Mickey Rourke made good on his promise to go head-to-head with wrestler Chris Jericho when he stepped into the ring to deliver a smackdown on Sunday.
The actor has been locked in a bitter and public war of words with Jericho since January, when he announced his plans to spar with the grappler at the WWE’s Wrestlemania 25 at Reliant Stadium in Houston, Texas.
Jericho then hit back, telling Rourke: “I don’t have respect for you… Be careful what you wish for, Mr. Rourke.”
But Rourke was subsequently forced to bow out of the bout, citing the revival of his acting career as his main priority.
He repeated this sentiment to reporters hours before the event on Sunday, explaining: “Contractually, because I’m doing this movie called Iron Man 2 now, I can’t get in the ring with (Jericho).”
Sitting in the audience, Rourke watched as Jericho defeated three other professional wrestlers, before taunting and challenging the actor to a showdown.
But Rourke then stunned fans as he stepped up to the ring to settle the feud with his nemesis once and for all.
Removing his cowboy hat, Rourke clambered over the guard ropes and landed a punch that left Jericho reeling.
He was then joined by wrestling legend Ric Flair to celebrate his victory.
Rourke won a string of awards for his performance as Randy ‘The Ram’ Robinson in The Wrestler, but he missed out on a first Best Actor Oscar when he was beaten by pal Sean Penn.
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