The Tour: Blunder Down Under Trailer

The Tour: Blunder Down Under Trailer (2015)

08 November 2015 Comedy 82 mins

A mockumentary about a hopeless wrestling promotor who gambles it all on one tour with a dream team of professional wrestlers from the United States.

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Cast

Neil Coyne

as Neil

Nick Dinsmore

as Eugene

Dario Gamba

as Accountant

Orlando Jordan

as Orlando Jordan

Chris Mordetzky

as Chris Masters

Gene Snitsky

as Gene Snisky

Mohamed Ali Vaez

as Mohamed Ali Vaez

Crew

Corey Hague

Director

International Releases Dates

Australia 08 November 2015

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