Brian Pillman created a number of controversial and chaotic moments in sports-entertainment. His tragic ending only further mythologizes his legend. For the first time ever, his life in and out of the ring is examined, complete with recollections from fellow superstars, competitors, and his family.
Animation,
Sci-Fi,
Action,
Crime,
Detective,
Adventure,
Family
Directors:
Kevin Altieri,
Boyd Kirkland,
Frank Paur,
Dan Riba,
Eric Radomski,
Bruce W. Timm
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