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Bret Hart | ... |
Himself
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| Owen Hart | ... |
Himself
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Brian Pillman | ... |
Himself
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Blade Hart | ... |
Himself (Bret's Son)
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Julie Hart | ... |
Herself
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Stu Hart | ... |
Himself
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Helen Hart | ... |
Herself
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Diana Hart | ... |
Herself
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Keith Hart | ... |
Himself
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Tammy Sytch | ... | |
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Jim Neidhart | ... |
Himself
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Georgia Hart | ... |
Herself
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| Mark Calaway | ... | ||
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Curt Hennig | ... |
Himself
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Vince McMahon | ... |
Himself
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The life and career of Bret Hart is recounted from his youth, through the start of his career, his years in the WWF, up to the present day. Bret discusses the high and lows of his career and shows the world of professional wrestling from a wrestler's point of view. Written by A. Stooge
I have been a Bret Hart fan for as long as I can remember and when I heard of his betrayal by the WWF I was mad. This film portrays events leading up to and a bit after the Montreal incident. I think it is a really good film. I especially liked the behind the scenes aspect of the WWF.