Vince McMahon Biopic Officially Cancelled

Vince McMahon remains one of the biggest names in the pro wrestling world. Being such larger than life personality, it came as no surprise that a biopic based on him was in the works. However, it seems that the biopic will no longer see the light of day as it has been cancelled.

Since the announcement of ‘Pandemonium’ in 2017, the biopic based on the life of Vince McMahon has been highly anticipated. The film’s title, ‘Pandemonium,’ is a nod to McMahon’s vision for his company as he revolutionized the world of professional wrestling.

Initially, it was reported that Bradley Cooper was set to play the role of McMahon. However, as time passed, the project encountered several setbacks and delays. Updates on the film’s production have been scarce in recent years, and it is unclear whether Cooper is still attached to the project.

While speaking during a recent interview with /Film, the project’s directors John Requa and Glenn Ficarra talked about the future of the biopic. They revealed that the biopic is officially cancelled.

“Pandemonium is dead, sadly”.

involvement and approval from WWE Studios and ultimately the approval of Vince McMahon himself. Unfortunately, McMahon didn’t give his blessing for the project to move forward, and the biopic was ultimately cancelled.

Requa didn’t mince words in expressing his disappointment with the cancellation, pointing the blame firmly at Vince McMahon.

“Vince killed it. So, yeah, we are on a very long list of people who got f***ed over by Vince.”

It’s not clear exactly what led to McMahon’s decision to cancel the project, but it’s clear that the directors felt strongly that his involvement was a major factor.

For fans of the WWE and of Vince McMahon himself, the cancellation of ‘Pandemonium’ is undoubtedly a disappointment. The biopic had the potential to shed new light on the WWE’s early days and on the man who built the company into the powerhouse it is today. Unfortunately, it seems that the film will never see the light of day, at least not in the form that Requa and Ficarra had envisioned.

Were you looking forward to the biopic? Are you disappointed that it got cancelled? Sound off in the comments!