WWE: According to recent updates the biopic of WWE’s executive chairman Vince McMahon has been officially cancelled. Vince McMahon is one of the biggest names in the world of professional wrestling. However, the controversial WWE boss’ larger-than-life personality will remain under the carpet as of now. Check details. Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE: WWE Chairman Vince McMahon’s BIOPIC has been officially cancelled, Controversial WWE Boss’ Larger than Life personality to stay under the carpet, Follow Live Updates
Previously it was noted that a biopic based on Vince McMahon’s life was in the works. ‘Pandemonium’ the film’s title was announced in 2017 and since then it has been highly anticipated. Earlier it was reported that Bradley Cooper was set to play the role of Vince McMahon. However, as time passed by the project faced several setbacks and delays.
Tristan and WWE Studios to make biopic on 😉Fake wrestling😉 legend Vince McMahon called PANDEMONIUM pic.twitter.com/eSQBhZvolK
— GOAT Movies 🎥 (@GOATMoviePod) April 27, 2017
During a recent interview, the film’s directors John Requa and Glenn Ficarra mentioned the future of the biopic. They stated that the biopic based on McMahon’s life has been officially cancelled.
They mentioned that Vince McMahon didn’t allow the biopic to move forward and thus it was cancelled. Requa pointed the blame at McMahon and mentioned that McMahon killed it.
‘Pandemonium’ Directors Say Vince McMahon ‘Killed’ The Biopic About His Life https://t.co/oTjE5DgojT
— Fightful Wrestling (@Fightful) March 16, 2023
However, it is still unclear what led McMahon to cancel the highly anticipated biopic.
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WWE: WWE Chairman Vince McMahon’s BIOPIC has been officially cancelled, Controversial WWE Boss’ Larger than Life personality to stay under the carpet, Follow Live Updates
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