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''Nacho Libre'' is a 2006 | ''Nacho Libre'' is a 2006 United States fictional movie about a Mexican priest who secretly moonlights as a luchadore (played by Jack Black) to save his orphange. The concept is borrowed from the life of [[Fray Tormenta]], but those involved in the move have not yet meet Tormenta. | ||
Some scenes for the movie were shot in [[Arena Naucalpan]], [[IWRG]]'s home arena, and local luchadores were used. [[Silver King]] has also been mentioned as helping co-oridinate the lucha aspects of the film | Some scenes for the movie were shot in [[Arena Naucalpan]], [[IWRG]]'s home arena, and local luchadores were used. [[Silver King]] has also been mentioned as helping co-oridinate the lucha aspects of the film as well as playing the part of the main rúdo Ramses. | ||
[http://www.nacholibre.com Movie Website] | [http://www.nacholibre.com Movie Website] | ||
Revision as of 03:49, 9 June 2010
Nacho Libre is a 2006 United States fictional movie about a Mexican priest who secretly moonlights as a luchadore (played by Jack Black) to save his orphange. The concept is borrowed from the life of Fray Tormenta, but those involved in the move have not yet meet Tormenta.
Some scenes for the movie were shot in Arena Naucalpan, IWRG's home arena, and local luchadores were used. Silver King has also been mentioned as helping co-oridinate the lucha aspects of the film as well as playing the part of the main rúdo Ramses.
Movie Website Nacho Libre @ IMDB
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