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SMW Fire on The Mountain 1992 (1992)
Tag Team action at it's finest as The Heavenly Bodies collide with The Fantastics, plus all your favorite Smokey Mountain Superstars get set to start the fire!
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Tag Team action at it's finest as The Heavenly Bodies collide with The Fantastics, plus all your favorite Smokey Mountain Superstars get set to start the fire!
Rating:NR
Genre:
Written By:Wayne Keown
In Theaters:8/8/1992
Box Office:
Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Smoky Mountain Wrestling
Cast
Jim Cornette
Director
Stanfield Lane
"Sweet" Stan Lane
Tom Prichard
Dr. Tom Prichard
Tom Couch
Tommy Rogers
James Hines
Bobby Fulton
Brian Lee Harris
"Prime Time" Brian Lee
Darrell Anthony
The Dirty White Boy
Ron Wright
Himself
Richard Morton
Himself
Ruben Gibson
Himself
Robert Welch
"Tennessee Stud" Robert Fuller
James Golden
Jimmy Golden
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