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The Baron von Raschke, it turned out, was just fine. He was simply selling, or making the wrestling believable … at any cost. “You get sucked in. Boom,” Raschke said.
Film about Baron von Raschke reveals that the brute we saw on camera is really a gentle Jim. By Chris Hewitt. May 20, 2021 at 4:11PM. Director Philip Harder and Baron von Raschke.
A Baron von Raschke Kickstarter funding campaign that ends tomorrow already has made its $20,000 goal. The money will be used for post-production costs of a documentary about legendary pro ...
- Baron von Raschke's son, Karl Raschke, and Bradley Beesley are producing a documentary on The Baron's legendary career. A Twitter account has been launched for the project @BaronClawFilm, and a ...
Wrestling legends Jerry “The King” Lawler and Baron Von Raschke have been announced for Crusherfest.. The event, scheduled for June 8-9, is centered around the reveal of the life-size bronze ...
The life of bad guy Baron von Raschke is the focus of a wildly entertaining new documentary that will make its worldwide debut May 14 as part of the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival.
"The Claw" is a portrait of 80-year-old pro wrestling icon Jim "Baron von" Raschke, a former star of the Minneapolis-based American Wrestling Association.
May 2—From his earliest memories, Karl Raschke knew his father as both Dad and as the professional wrestler Baron von Raschke. "My dad started wrestling well before I was born," Karl Raschke said.
Film about Baron von Raschke reveals that the brute we saw on camera is really a gentle Jim. Minneapolis. 66°F. eEdition. Minnesota News You Can Use. The Latest. 4 Hours ago.