Here's a sense of reason that a lot of actors are going to become wrestlers and sometimes

other wrestlers are going to become actors because there are a lot of similarities.

You need a large of the life personality, you need to be able to act in front of a camera,

you need to be able to do things with a microphone in your hand or at least not in your hand

when you're doing a movie, and hey, if you're good at something, why not double triple

quadruple it up?

And given that we are wrestling fans, where was the talk about the rock and Hulk Hogan

and David Teester, who obviously went from the square circle into Hollywood, but sometimes

there were people already in Hollywood that you didn't know were wrestlers.

My name is Simon Mellowow to watch culture wrestling, and here is eight of those things

I just said out of my mouth.

Now, eight Brian Glover.

Oh, I Brian Glover, mostly because when he was describing himself, he would say, well,

I'm a bald-headed, mean-looking Yorkshireman, and anybody that's a part of the bald-brotherhood

is all right by me.

It's how he landed roles in the likes of Ken Loach's 1969 classic Liz, and also how

he played bottom in Shakespeare's mid-summer night dream.

Now, that was a little bit of a stretch given his accent, but it's called acting people,

you must act.

What he wasn't studying in front of a camera, though, Brian was a genuine wrestler known

as Leon Arras, and it only pronounced it like that because he used to say he was from

Paras.

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