WWE March to WrestleMania VIII Trailer

WWE March to WrestleMania VIII Trailer (1992)

29 March 1992 92 mins

The Road to WrestleMania runs through Biloxi as top WWE Superstars vie for position and honor before the showcase of the immortals!

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Cast

Roddy Piper

as "Rowdy" Roddy Piper

Michael Hickenbottom

as "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels

Sherri Russell

as Sensational Sherri

Richard Fliehr

as "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair

Curt Hennig

as Mr. Perfect

Jim  Brunzell

as "Jumpin" Jim Brunzell

Aurelian Smith Jr.

as Jake "The Snake" Roberts

James Manley

as Jim Powers

John Tenta Jr.

as Earthquake

Fred Ottman

as Typhoon

Jimmy Hart

as "The Mouth of The South" Jimmy Hart

Tom Boric

as Kato

Barry Horowitz

as Barry Horowitz

Hulk Hogan

as Hulk Hogan

André Roussimoff

as André the Giant (archive footage)

Robert James Marella

as Gorilla Monsoon

International Releases Dates

United States 29 March 1992

Production Companies

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13 November 1992

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20 March 1992

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