Mr T:
The Toughest Man In The World

As you may already know, Mr. T is the toughest man in the world (and one helluva tough). But did you know he has a movie to prove it? Yes, that is correct, I of course am referring to none other than "Mr. T The Toughest Man In The World." Produced by independent film artists Peter Guber and Jon Peters, this stirring 1984 film stars such talents as Dennis Dugan, John P. Navin (Jr.), Peggy Pope, Lynne Moody, and of course our very own Mr. T as Bruise Brubaker (Bruise, like Mr. T, was also a helluva tough in this movie).

Actually, I could try to dress this movie as the greatest Action/Drama/Heartwarming/Family/Sleezy Hit of the latter part of the century- but why limit this film's broad appeal to mere words. Released in 1984, the title year of George Orwell's famous novel, this movie seems to be a harbringer of all that is good to come.

Wow, I can finally record off the VCR, and I hope to get screen captures ASAP, so you can fully immerse yourself into the Toughest Video in the World.

Hey fool, think you know how to sing? Mr. T does, and he proves it at the beginning of the video - and I've got the lyrics to Mr. T's one and only "The Toughest Man In The World" rap song, sung by none other than the T himself. That helluva crazy fool can sing tough!

This is email, fool, which I'm going to shove down your mailbox if you dont write me cwbosken@hotmail.com.

Bruise Brubaker (Mr. T) is a street-smart Hercules with a ferocious bark and a steel punch. But, unlike most of his peers, he refuses the criminal lifestyle. He devotes himself, instead, to the ghetto children whose prospects seem limited to lawlessness, desperation and poverty.

Bruise is red to throw in the towell when funding is cut off for his promising inner-city Youth Center. All of his brawn and belief can't seem to offer a solution... or can it? If he could win the "Toughest Man in the World" competition, the $100,000 prize would go a long way towards financing the fledgling center. But does he stand a fighting chance against the invincible champ Tanker Weams? Mr. T gives a knock out performance as a tough guy with the tenderest of hearts in this inspiring story of hope triumphing over despair.

Those of you who might know a little bit more about Mr. T might be able to penetrate the plot of this movie to find some interesting parallels with the very life of Mr. T. To see the parallels, just go to my Mr. T- The Toughest Life In The World page. Though this page does not contain Chris Bosken original material, this does not change its urgency. Read it suckah.

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