After SXSW cancels, David Arquette debuts wrestling doc at home
David Arquette won the WCW World Heavyweight Championship belt April 26, 2000.
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See photos from the backyard screening of the David Arquette wrestling doc that was set to premiere at SXSW before the cancellation due to the coronavirus.
Actor Clark Duke, center, climbs the ropes of actor David Arquette’s full-size, backyard wrestling ring.
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Actors David Arquette, left, and friend Balthazar Getty, with friends and family watching a screening of “You Cannot Kill David Arquette.”
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Fransisco Alexander Alvarado, a.k.a. Pancho, takes a selfie with David Arquette after a screening of “You Cannot Kill David Arquette” at the actor’s Encino home.
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The documentary “You Cannot Kill David Arquette” chronicles his foray into professional wrestling.
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Zoe Bleu Sidel , center, laughing, with aunt Patricia Arquette next to her, watch “You Cannot Kill David Arquette,” at David Arquette’s Encino home. Sidel’s mother is Rosanna Arquette.
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David Arquette, with wife Christina McLarty Arquette, left and directors Price James, in ball cap and David Darg, before a screening of “You Cannot Kill David Arquette,” in the Arquettes’ Encino home.
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Christina McLarty Arquette hugs her sister-in-law Rosanna Arquette next to her husband David Arquette outside a home wrestling ring full of family and friends.
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