WWF Raw: Banned in Canada Trailer

WWF Raw: Banned in Canada Trailer (1998)

"Censors Suck!" 01 December 1998 Factual 35 mins

Canada, now you can see everything those tight @!$ busybodies don't want you to! See Steve Austin tell his boss who's number one! Watch the fur fly as Sable and Luna tangle in a catfight delight! Val Venis is cocked, locked and ready to unload for the first time in Canada! Be a part of the D-Generation X revolution and see some of their greatest hits!

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Cast

Steve Austin

as Stone Cold Steve Austin

Sean Morley

as Val Venis

Accie Julius Connor

as D-Lo Brown

Trudy Vachon

as Luna Vachon

Monty Sopp

as Billy Gunn

Brian James

as Road Dogg

Chyna

as Chyna

Brian Adams

as Crush

International Releases Dates

Canada 01 December 1998

Production Companies

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