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Wrestling's Biggest, Smallest, Strangest, Strongest! (1985)
WWE Superstars from all ends of the spectrum, including George The Animal Steele, Andre the Giant, Haiti Kid, Mad Dog Vachon, the Missing Link, Ivan Putski, Ken Patera and other unusual competitors.
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WWE Superstars from all ends of the spectrum, including George The Animal Steele, Andre the Giant, Haiti Kid, Mad Dog Vachon, the Missing Link, Ivan Putski, Ken Patera and other unusual competitors.
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Vince McMahon
In Theaters:1/1/1985
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Coliseum Video
Cast
Vince McMahon
Director
Jesse Ventura
Jesse "The Body" Ventura
André Roussimoff
Andre the Giant
Jim Myers
George "The Animal" Steele
Ken Patera
Ken Patera
Maurice Vachon
Mad Dog Vachon
Raymond Kessler
The Haiti Kid
Dewey Robertson
The Missing Link
Józef Bednarski
Ivan Putski
Hulk Hogan
Hulk Hogan
Anthony White
Tony Atlas
Roddy Piper
Roddy Piper
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