Sting: Moment of Truth (2004)
Overview
A biographical film about professional wrestler Steve Borden, otherwise known as Sting.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.194 |
Directed By
George King
Crew
Stan Moore
George King
Susan Ruth Bowman
George King
Phil Jakobi
Lloyd Ashman
Mitchell Galin
Susan Ruth Bowman
Rob Chidester
Robert Venneri
Demarco Starks
Robert Venneri
Matt Hamilton
Jeff Morris
Andrew Michael King
Rick Wackeen
Andrew Michael King
Lou Chanatry
Dona Spangler
Jeff Anderson
Jason Speck
Chad Jones
Nick Palladino
Matt Hamilton
Mark McGilvray
Robert Venneri
Lynn Richmond
George King
TOP CAST
Steve Borden
Himself - Sting
Donnie Fallgatter
Young Steve Borden
Liz Byler
Sue Borden
Matthew Carlton
Reporter
Daniel Maddox
Gale
Bert Prentice
Wrestling Coach
Jeremy Childs
Charley
Lowell Perry
Jonathan
Carson Petraitis
Boy Steve - 8 years old
Robert Venneri
T.V. Referee
Daniel Engler
T.V. Referee #2
Jeremy Borash
Himself
Jeffrey Jarrett
Himself
Susan Ruth Bowman
Floor Director
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