$9,200 was raised in two days through crowdfunding to cover Jake Roberts' shoulder surgery during his rehabilitation program.
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$9,200 was raised in two days through crowdfunding to cover Jake Roberts' shoulder surgery during his rehabilitation program.
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Jake Roberts sits in his home in Gainesville, Texas, reflecting on his troubled past. Once a star in the World Wrestling Federation, he now struggles with alcoholism and health issues. In August 2012, fellow wrestler Diamond Dallas Page invites Roberts to live in his Atlanta home, known as the "Accountability Crib." There, Roberts begins a rehabilitation program that includes yoga and physical training. Over two years, he works to mend relationships with his family and confront his addiction. Scott Hall, another wrestler, later joins the program, sharing similar challenges.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jake Roberts and his wrestling legacy
- Follow Diamond Dallas Page's unique rehabilitation method
- See the impact of addiction on professional athletes
Did You Know
- Jake Roberts performed at WrestleMania III in front of over 90,000 people.
- Roberts struggled with alcoholism and used crack cocaine as recently as July 2012.
- The crowdfunding campaign for Roberts' shoulder surgery raised $9,200 in two days.
- Scott Hall joined Roberts' rehabilitation program fifteen weeks after Roberts.
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Who directed The Resurrection of Jake The Snake?
The film was directed by Steve Yu.
What was the purpose of the rehabilitation program in the documentary?
Jake Roberts underwent a rehabilitation program led by Diamond Dallas Page to break his alcoholism and improve his overall health.
When did The Resurrection of Jake The Snake debut at the Slamdance Film Festival?
The film debuted at the Slamdance Film Festival on January 23, 2015.
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