David Arquette’s latest wrestling chronicle of a documentary ‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ is set to be distributed in the UK and internationally. The streaming rights of the documentary (both UK and international rights) have been bought by London based distribution company, Blue Finch Films. They acquired the deals ahead of its showcasing in the American Film Market (AFM).
This deal will see Blue Finch Films venturing into the sales arena for the first time, a move that will see the company repeat itself specifically for documentaries. The doc’s North American rights were previously owned by Neon’s boutique label Super LTD. Blue Finch will release the doc later this year in the UK and Ireland.
Blue Finch’s chairman, Mike Chapman has expressed his delight in acquiring the distribution rights for the documentary. He goes on to say that ‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ is not just a powerful redemption story, but it also provides a chance for the English and the Irish audience to have a glimpse at the scenes happening behind pro wrestling. David Arquette has also been excited with this development, as he had only started out to prove that he could legitimately wrestle, but he didn’t expect the feature documentary to garner as much attention as it did.
‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ is a SXSW doc, chronicling Arquette’s extraordinary life and his return & recommitment to professional wrestling. Once branded as the most hated man in the wrestling world, after winning a controversial WCW World Heavyweight Championship back in 2000, Arquette has been attempting a comeback to the sport, while keeping his Hollywood career on hold.
This documentary is currently only available in the United States on Amazon Prime Video. For more updates keep following us on this website or on our twitter accounts.
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