You Cannot Kill David Arquette (2020)
 

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He'd look pretty built in AEW

This is actually a really good film. I watched it a few days ago. Arquette just comes across as a really sincere and misunderstood guy. I love his passion for pro wrestling, considering how most celebrity guests have no idea and are just there to promote their own movie/product, Arquette is a legit fan.

lol I watched it and actually didn't care for it.

Dave seems like a nice guy though. I just wish he was given a chance to get back into acting. Doesn't need to be a big star, but even bit roles on corny shows or movies. Watching him be a professional wrestler isn't necessarily the redemption I wanted..

What streaming platform is he on?

I can give you a site that has it for free.

David Arquette has been given too many chances at everything.

"You Cannot Sell David Arquette" would be a more truthful title.

The thing is, he isn't even a terrible actor. I mean...he's not a good one either....we'll go with decidedly mediocre. He just made some shockingly bad decisions with choosing roles in the late 90s. But I've seen worse actors get good roles. Surely, there's a bit part for him somewhere.

Case in point to him not being a terrible actor: that documentary. Definitely a performance. Of course, there's some reality there, no doubt. But he was working the whole damned time. And he came off as quite sympathetic, despite me not really enjoying the outcome (the whole thing was sad lol).

He's got some semblance of talent. He deserves his chance at B movies, goddammit!

Perhaps there is a Sharknado film for him to star in?

Yes!

I thought Arquette looked half decent in those Scream movies.

russo,,,

Andy Kaufman wanna-be. That Jack-ass, Arquette never earned his way into the business. He used his “celebrity status” to take away attention from real wrestlers.