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Beyond the Mat (2015)
Darren grew up with the desire to become a professional wrestler, but learns that it isn't the life he expected.
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Darren grew up with the desire to become a professional wrestler, but learns that it isn't the life he expected.
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Written By:Erik Martinez
In Theaters:3/21/2015
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Cast
Van M Pham
Director
John Wynn
Aaron Miller
Mark Hapka
Bo Sanders
Sara Fletcher
Jennifer Sanders
Kurt Angle
Coach Kamen
Ken Kilpatrick
Color Commentator
Kevin McCorkle
Coach Russell
Teresa Michelle Lee
Linh Tran
Jerry Zatarain Jr.
Frankie Valadez
Brett A. Newton
Chris Anderson
Rebecca Tilney
Janeane Miller
Jonathan Kowalsky
Dominic Bradshaw
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