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Vince McMahon Prevented Kevin Nash From Taking A Role In Popular Hollywood Movie

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• Vince McMahon Prevented Kevin Nash From Taking A Role In Popular Hollywood Movie

On the latest episode of his weekly ‘Kliq This’ podcast, WWF Legend Kevin Nash revealed that he was offered the role of Eager Beaver’s head security Shad in the 1996 Hollywood Blockbuster ‘Striptease’, with famous actors Burt Reynolds & Demi Moore as the main characters.

According to Nash, Vince McMahon didn’t want to lose him to Hollywood for the time of the filming, so the WWF promoter prevented him from taking the job and the role was given to Ving Rhames, whom many movie fans will also remember from Pulp Fiction and Mission Impossible 1-6.

Here’s what “Big Daddy Cool” Diesel said:

“I read for the movie Striptease and I nailed it. I found out later on that they were very interested in using me, and Vince said ‘No way, you’re not taking him for that long’.

So Ving Rhames got the part. He killed it.”

Ironically, Nash eventually ended up playing a role in another striptease-themed movie many years later, when he portrayed Tarzan in ‘Magic Mike’ 1 & 2.

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• Old School Attitude Era Legend Would’ve Celebrated Her Birthday

Today would’ve been the 53rd birthday of Old School WWF Attitude Era Legend Chyna (Real name: Joan Marie Laurer).

Chyna first showed up WWF TV in 1997 as the female bodyguard (& real life girlfriend) of Hunter Hearst Helmsley, but would soon turn into a member of one of the most famous factions in Professional Wrestling history: D-Generation X.

Chyna left the World Wrestling Federation in 2001 and went to wrestle for New Japan Pro Wrestling (2002) and Total Nonstop Action! (2011).

She was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2019, alongside her DX buddies The New Age Outlaws, Shawn Michaels, Triple H & X-Pac.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY & † REST IN PEACE

December 27, 1969 – April 20, 2016


        
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