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American Dream | American Way Of Life
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Documentary | 2008 | Chris
Over Minutes | 2008 | Chris
Documentary | 2008 | Chris
Outstanding Achievement in a Debut Feature Film | 2009 | Chris
Most Valuable Documentary of the Year | 2009 | Chris
Cinema for Peace Award for the Most Valuable Documentary of the Year | 2009 | Chris
Feature Film | 2009
2008 | Chris
Best Documentary Feature | 2008
Box Office Collection 308,575 USD
Months after the film was released, Chris Bell s older brother, Mark Bell ("Mad Dog") died at a rehabilitation facility at age 37. According to the Wrestler Observer Newsletter, his death was the result of an inhalation-induced heart attack which was, "brought on by an accidental inhalation of difluoroethane, a chemical used in Dust-Off, a household maintenance product."
Following his comments on steroids in the film, fitness model Christian Boeving was fired by his sponsor, MuscleTech, a sports nutrition supplements brand.
In a 2015 interview on the Steve Austin Podcast with brother Mark Bell, director Chris Bell admitted that after completing the film, he did casually use steroids to improve his power lifting performance. He claimed he knew after filming that they would not kill him, so the risk was low. However, he stressed that it was in moderation, and clarified that he told people to reconsider using them "all the time."
"Chris Bell - Host: Was there any sort of moral bridge to cross when you did this? Porn Star: Well, we're in the porn business. There's not a whole lot of morals to begin with."
"Fighter Pilot: In sports you should play fair. In war, you shouldn't play fair at all."
