Primo Carnera, actor and professional wrestler, also a former professional boxer

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Primo Carnera, actor and professional wrestler, also a former professional boxer

Primo Carnera, actor and professional wrestler, also a former professional boxer, pictured filming scenes for new film, A Kid for Two Farthings, at Shepperton Studios, Surrey, England, 13th September 1954. The set is a representation of a wrestling ring in East London. He plays Python Macklin, opposite Joe Robinson, the 1951 World Wrestling Champion and current World Judo Champion, as Sam Heppner. Also pictured, centre, Bombardier Billy Wells, British and British Empire Boxing Champion from 1911 to 1919

George Greenwell
Daily Mirror
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Shepperton
Surrey
England
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1954 Ambling Alp Film Production Wrestler Wrestling

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