...There was only Renato Aragão. In this spoof comedy he plays the best friend of a wrestler and gets involved in a scheme to manipulate fights and there's some crime (but not real criminals) involved, which he 'fights' in his not very unique clowny way that generates most of the laughs. Pretty obvious and yet passable, it was made for kids (or what the kids supposedly enjoyed back then) and has a few good moments, but the best lines of Mr. Aragão would only appear after he formed the 'Os Trapalhões' group with Dedé, Mussum and Zacarias many years later... Still it's an interesting document of Mr. Aragão pre-stardom years, and if you like wrestling matches...
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