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Hellcat Mud Wrestlers
First and only show of the "1983 World Mud Wrestling Tour" of the female mud-wrestlers based in Las Vegas, Nevada, filmed live in a British pub in England. The British girls were models, with no wrestling training.
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First and only show of the "1983 World Mud Wrestling Tour" of the female mud-wrestlers based in Las Vegas, Nevada, filmed live in a British pub in England. The British girls were models, with no wrestling training.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:John M. East
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Roldvale Ltd, Tigon British Film Productions, Private Screenings, Medusa Communications and Marketing
Cast
David Sullivan
Director
Dee Booher
Self - American Heavyweight Wrestler (as Queen Kong)
John M. East
Self - Interviewer
Shelly Selina Savage
Self - American Middleweight Wrestler
Vicki Scott
Self - British Middleweight Wrestler
Helen Hammer
Self - British Lightweight Wrestler (as Hungry Helen Hammer)
Rosie Rock
Self - American Lightweight Wrestler
Miss Deathwish
Self - British Heavyweight Wrestler
Hal Stone
Self - American Manager (as Hal 'The Animal' Stone)
Jock McPhearson
Self - Commentator
Elisha Scott
Self - Wrestler Invading the Mud Pit (as Lisa Scott)
Sandy Wolshin
Self - MC (as Sandy)
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