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Bret Hart, Gentleman Catcheur est un film de genre Documentaire réalisé par Paul Jay avec Stone Cold Steve Austin

Bret Hart, Gentleman Catcheur (1998)

Bret Hart, Gentleman Catcheur
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Hitman Hart: Wrestling with Shadows est un film documentaire de 1998 qui suit le parcours du catcheur professionnel canadien Bret Hart, durant sa dernière année au sein de la World Wrestling Federation.

Synopsis

Bret « The Hitman » Hart est un catcheur professionnel employé à la WWF.

Acteurs

Stone Cold Steve Austin

(Lui-même)Mick Foley

(Lui-même)Marc Mero

(Self (archive footage))Randy Savage

(Macho Man Randy Savage (archive footage))Triple H

(Triple H)Shane McMahon

(Self (uncredited))
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