GLOW: The Story of The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling chronicles the rise and fall of the first ever all-female wrestling show through the stories of those who lived it.
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| Emily Dole | ... | Self - Mt. Fiji | |
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Dee Booher | ... | Self - Matilda The Hun |
| Angelina Altishin | ... | Self - Little Egypt | |
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Dawn Rice | ... | Self - Godiva |
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Lorilyn Palmer | ... | Self - Ninotchka |
| Armando Guerrero | ... | Self (as Mondo Guerrero) | |
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Cheryl Rusa | ... | Self - Lightning |
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Andrea Baird | ... | Self - Angel (as Andrea Micheil) |
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Steve Blance | ... | Self |
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Lynn Braxton | ... | Self - Big Bad Mama |
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Johnny Cafarella | ... | Self |
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Trish Casella | ... | Self - Jailbait |
| Matt Cimber | ... | Self | |
| Ray Combs | ... | Self (archive footage) | |
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GLOW: The Story of The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling chronicles the rise and fall of the first ever all-female wrestling show through the stories of those who lived it. Written by Bradford Thomason
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"GLOW: The Story of The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling" chronicles the rise and fall of the first ever all-female wrestling show through the stories of those who lived it.
With Matt Cimber on board, and Jackie Stallone of all people out front, this looks like a lot of fun. Why did I not see this in the 1980s? Did my local station not carry it? This takes the cheese of the WWF and kicks it up a notch. And, in a small way, is sort of prescient about women's wrestling.
I do wish Cimber would have agreed to being interviewed. Between this, his films, and his relationships, he is one of the more interesting people in Hollywood and is very much unknown to the general public. We really need to get him on the record more.