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Changing Perceptions: Profile of an Openly Gay Pro Wrestler
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Changing Perceptions: Profile of an Openly Gay Pro Wrestler

Year: 2006 Documentary Runtime: 27 min

Overview

Openly gay pro wrestler, Simon Sermon, defies flamboyant gay stereotypes in professional wrestling and talks about his career in this no-questions-barred documentary. Featuring an interview with the legendary flamboyant pro wrestler, Exotic Adrian Street.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Victor Rook

Victor Rook

(voice)

Simon Sermon

Simon Sermon

Himself

Adrian Street

Adrian Street

Himself

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