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Ted DiBiase acutely had it all.

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The able angry business was booming in the backward 1980s ashamed DiBiase signed with the Apple Angry Federation. Owner Vince McMahon had an abstraction for a awful appearance that would be a egoistic millionaire bedeviled with money and active the fast lifestyle. He would consistently get what he wants because, you see, “everyone has a price.”

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That’s area DiBiase came in.

With his aciculate interviews and a affection for an amazing babble to go forth with his abundant in-ring skills, he was the absolute best to be “The Million Dollar Man.”

McMahon gave DiBiase aggregate he bare to comedy the appearance — capital biking and hotels, custom apparel and affluence of banknote to bandy around. The appearance took him to astonishing heights, but DiBiase took it too far, active it up alfresco the arena with sex and drugs as he catholic the world.

Once DiBiase's wife abstruse what was activity on ashamed he was abroad from home, it all came abolition down.

The accessible documentary “The Amount of Fame” tells the adventure of DiBiase’s angry career, his claimed pitfalls and his redemption, becoming a Christian abbot and motivational apostle as told through his son, above WWE superstar Ted DiBiase Jr. The blur will be in baddest theaters civic Nov. 7 for a one-night-only screening, hosted by Fathom Events. You can acquisition out which theaters are assuming the cine and acquirement tickets here.

Sporting News afresh batten with the WWE Hall of Famer about “The Amount of Fame,” his WWF career as “The Million Dollar Man,” and how boxy it was to watch his sons additionally get in the angry business. The afterward is the archetype from that interview.

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SPORTING NEWS: What was it like for you to watch the cine and what did you apprentice from watching it?

TED DiBIASE: I'll acquaint you, it's a adventure I've told so abounding times, but to watch it ... on blur and with the interviews with Terry Funk and, God absolve him, Roddy Piper, who is gone, and George "The Animal" Steele, who is gone, Harley Race, these bodies in my life, Jake (Roberts). It was actual moving. It's my adventure and I'm breaking bottomward in tears. Alike ashamed I acquaint the story, there's places in that adventure area I'll breach up because I'm reliving it. But to afresh watch it on film, it's alike added intense.

My achievement is that bodies who see this will appear abroad compassionate what it was about. Here's a guy who was "The Million Dollar Man." Of all the bodies who could accept been this character, I comedy this appearance who is bedeviled with and, basically, his god is money. Now, I never became that character, but I absolutely was block afterwards the apple and what became the best important things in my activity at one time. I aloof acquaint bodies all the time it's not there. You can accept all the money in the world, accept your own airplane, drive the fanciest car, ashamed you go home to an abandoned abode every night, you don't accept the adulation or account of your wife and your family, you've got nothing. You accept annihilation that matters, annihilation that lasts, annihilation that will amuse and that's absolutely what I appetite bodies to appear abroad from this with. It's not about all this stuff. All this actuality is superficial. The absolute joy in activity comes from family, ancestors and friends. My achievement and my adoration as a abbot is that God will do with this whatever he wants to do but it will ability the bodies it needs to ability it will accord achievement to some bodies who may be hopeless.

SN: One of the things that stood out to me the blur was the accord that you accept with your sons Ted and Brett. You had announced with Ted about your adventure added but I was taken ashamed a little about how agitated Brett was arch up to the sit bottomward you had with the two of them. Were you afraid by how agitated he was activity into that?

TD: A little bit because I was like, "Wow, it's not like he didn't know." To go ashamed to my wife, way ashamed aback this accomplished affair bankrupt ashamed she aboriginal begin out, this is what she said to me. She said, "In animosity of what you've done to me, you are a abundant dad and your boys adulation you." She goes, "I don't appetite that to stop. So, until they're old abundant to accept this, they don't apperceive about it at all." I accord my wife a lot of acclaim because I apprehend belief all the time about affiliated couples who acquisition themselves in this bearings and instead of accomplishing what my wife did, they use the kids as pawns and it's terrible. Fast-forward a brace of years later, I alpha activity to churches and I alpha administration this adventure and I address a book about it and I anticipation about the boys. They're activity to apprehend the story. They're activity to apprehend the story. If they accept questions, they'll appear to me. So I waited. If they don't accept any added questions, they're fine. But ashamed the questions did come, and eventually they did, so I was a little taken ashamed with Brett. A little bit surprised.

That's affectionate of Brett anyway. He's aloof affectionate of a aggressive guy. Sometimes he'll go off like that and afresh he calms down. That's aloof his nature. So, all is good.

SN: Was there any agnosticism from your wife about accomplishing this movie?

TD: No agnosticism but I apperceive there was a asperous cut that was apparent and I anticipate Teddy referred to her as an angel. She said, "I'm not an angel. Accept this was as adamantine for me as it was for your dad." It was affectionate of like in agreement of our faith, God says absolve and it's unconditional. You don't absolve because somebody deserves it or they ask; you artlessly absolve as you've been forgiven. She goes, "That was actual adamantine for me and I aloof don't appetite it biased as article I did calmly because it absolutely wasn't." It was a two-year process. I anticipate alike now that for Melanie because, for me, I was the one on the accepting end of the forgiveness, the grace. She was the one who had to accord it. I anticipate it's harder for her to bethink it afresh it is for me, too.

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SN: Ashamed it came to "The Million Dollar Man," that was a best by Vince McMahon, who adopted you to appear to the WWF and comedy that character. What do you anticipate it was about you in accurate that he saw to accept him accept you?

TD: It's based on my acquaintance I already had. I talked bottomward to the bodies like they were scumbags. And it was the blazon of heel I was. I was the bully. Bullies consistently aces on accessible casualty and they acquisition a way to accept an advantage. Of course, the heel consistently has some of an edge. Plus, you never get annoyed of seeing him get his base kicked because that's who he is. He talks absolute big but ashamed he's confronted, he starts abetment up. I showed bodies that I could wrestle, that I had the appurtenances but I consistently capital to booty the shortcut. That's what Vince saw. Everyone consistently expands on how able-bodied I interviewed and how I could booty the adventure off the top of my arch and do the interviews. I anticipate that's what Vince saw.

SN: Ashamed it came to actuality "The Million Dollar Man," you had to be him in accessible so you were blockage in these best hotels, benumbed in limos, and traveling aboriginal class. Was there anytime a anticipation that if you weren't "The Million Dollar Man" and casting in a altered role that maybe you wouldn't accept collapsed into some of the bad affairs choices that you made?

TD: Not really, because it wasn't like I became the character. I anticipate angry in general, alike if it was a altered character, all of a abrupt we're ... all of us, maybe I was in a capital bench instead of drillmaster and maybe I was (in) limousines instead of a car, but we were all traveling. All of a sudden, angry is bigger than annihilation would anytime dream it would be and we're appropriate in the average of it. All of us starting traveling like bedrock stars and it was article accessible to get bent up in.

Back in the area days, it was like you go ashamed to the auberge and you go to bed unless you go to a bar. Now, you go ashamed to the auberge and the bar is abounding of girls and angry fans. There it is. There's the allurement appropriate there. It's like I acquaint everybody — what do I appetite everybody to booty abroad from this? Fame and money and all the stuff, it's not what you anticipate it is. Yeah, sure, area you see somebody like you see somebody on the football acreage or basketball cloister or whatever that action is or wrestling, they are in a amphitheater with bags of bodies calling their name and apperceive who they are. It is a high. Ashamed the bold is over, you battery and you go get article to eat and you go ashamed to your hotel. In football, that's amid August and December or February, afresh you get the added bisected of the year off. In wrestling, it's year around.

I bethink Wembley Amphitheater — 80,000 people. That's the better army I anytime wrestled in advanced of. You go back, you accept article to eat and you go to your auberge allowance and it's four walls. Your wife's not there, your kids aren't there. Alike if you allocution to them on the phone, you're alone. You’re abandoned 300 canicule a year. You're out there; you're abroad from your family. Again, it's what you do with it. You can't accusation WWE. You can't accusation the NFL or anybody else. We all accomplish choices. That's what I acquaint adolescent guys. If you appetite to abstain the pitfalls, you accept to body accountability of some affectionate in your life. That was the issue. I didn't accept a botheration with my marriage. I adulation my wife, I adulation my accouchement — I'd die for them — but Ted was on an ego trip.

SN: Alike afterwards your wife confronted you, you connected in wrestling. I apperceive you wrestled until 1993 and you were afterwards a allotment of it with WWE and afresh WCW alfresco of the arena as a manager. Was there any anticipation of accepting out of the business entirely?

TD: The acumen I larboard the WWF was not because I was black with them. It was because Vince confused me, ashamed I aboriginal went ashamed to assignment for him, I was a administrator and a commentator. At the time, that did not crave me to be on the road. All I had to do was be at the TVs, which were already every three weeks and afresh I had to be in a flat one day a anniversary to do voiceovers. That was it. But then, he absitively he capital me to advice benedict a brace guys. Sid Vicious, I anticipate he capital me to advice Sid accumulate both his oars in the water. And afresh Steve Austin. Of course, hindsight is 20/20, at the time I didn't anticipate Vince would understand. He's active a business. He's activity to put you area he needs you and he's not absorbed in my claimed problems. That's ashamed I accomplished I could go over to the added aggregation and do what I had been doing. I could do the TVs already a anniversary and afresh aloof do voiceovers and be there ashamed needed, not on the alley all the time because the alley was the crisis zone. If you're activity to abdicate drinking, break out of the bar. For me, actuality on the alley consistently was like actuality in the bar because I'm on the alley with a agglomeration of guys, not any of who are absorbed in actuality accountable. That's what I saw as the crisis area and that's why I went to WCW.

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Back in '92 ashamed aggregate broke, it was appropriate afterwards WrestleMania, so that was March '92. SummerSlam '93 is ashamed I larboard because I accomplished in that amplitude of time my attitude about aggregate had afflicted but I accomplished the ambiance that I was in hadn't afflicted at all. It became bright to me that I've got to get out of this or it's activity to blot me ashamed in. Eventually, I went to Japan and that's ashamed the affair in my close embodied itself. Nineteen years of demography bumps and herniated discs and the doctors say you accept to retire. The way I got ashamed alive with Vince was he asked me to appear and do blush annotation with him, I anticipate for the Royal Rumble, and I did it and he said you're appealing good. I said now that I'm back, I wouldn't apperception advancing ashamed as a manager/commentator. He said, "We'll see about that," and afresh at WrestleMania X, that night afterwards the appearance ashamed at the hotel, he alleged me and said, "OK, you appetite to do this?" I said, "Sure," and he said, "OK." So I was alive for him again.

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SN: Did you accept hesitations about activity ashamed on the road, alike with a lighter schedule, and did your wife accept hesitations, alike if it was alone for a day a week?

TD: The affair with my wife was her faith. I absolutely fabricated a account — this was afore we were all accustomed corpuscle phones — I fabricated a account of hotels and numbers, this is area I'll be. She tore it up and threw it away. She said, "I'm not activity to put you on a bridle like a dog. If you capital to do this again, you can acquisition a way." She goes, "I watched you accomplish a charge to God. That's your watchdog." You can do it afresh but, in her words, "it will accompany you bottomward so fast your arch will spin." I accept that. At the time, my wife's acceptance was not in me; it was in God. She was honest abundant to say I'm activity to try and do this. I'm not abiding I'm able enough. I ability not accomplish it. But as she began to see the change in my appearance and the priorities in my activity shift, that's ashamed all those things came ashamed and, basically, my activity began to buck fruit.

SN: Both of your sons, Ted and Brett, accept been complex in the angry business. What was it like for you ashamed they anniversary said they capital to get into the business, because aggregate you had gone through?

TD: I was like, "OK, you've heard my story, you've apparent it," but what dawned on me was they're kids. And irregardless of what I say to them or alike what they see and they apprehend the story, it's like, "OK, but that's not activity to appear to me." The Bible says that God lets us go, affectionate of like how Jesus told the adventure of the dissipated son who went his own way. I accomplished that for the aboriginal time that, you apperceive what, they're not activity to accept this. If I aloof say, "No, I'm not activity to advice you in any way be a allotment of the angry business," I'm activity to drive a block in the accord with my boys and they're activity to admiration for the blow of their activity if they could accept done it or why I didn't appetite them to and what accept you. So I accomplished I've got to let them go try this. It was this best alarming affair for me, again, because they're activity to be put to the test, too. Fast-forward, neither one of them is alive in the angry business anymore.

Ted could accept been a big star. Ted was able-bodied on his way to actuality a big brilliant and ashamed his arrangement came ashamed up, they capital to re-sign him and he said, "I'm sorry. Thanks for the opportunity." He told me, "Dad, you were right." The alone way to be in this business is to be one of the stars because that's the alone way it's activity to be financially assisting because you can't do this until you're 65. He said, "You don't accept a wife; the business is your wife." I went, "Exactly." When he ample that out, I was appreciative of him. He had a bit of an character crisis for a while but he's accomplishing abundant now. Brett had alike added charisma, I think, than Ted to some degree, but he had six knee surgeries in two years.

SN: "The Million Dollar Man" is one of the best-known characters over the years and had abundant success. If "The Million Dollar Man" were done today, would he still be a heel?

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TD: That's a absolutely acceptable question. I accept no idea. I accept agitation aggravating to amount to amount out the business today. It's like, who are the bad guys? It's all shades of gray. There's no absolute complete bad guy and no all-the-way acceptable guy.

Brian Fritz can be accomplished at btrfritz@gmail.com. Follow him on Twitter @BrianFritz and accept to his Amid The Ropes podcast on Blog Allocution Radio.

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