11 Small Hollywood movie roles did by WWE Superstars that they probably regret

WWE gives you fame, money, respect and lots of other things that you want if you figure out how to do everything right. It can also open the doors to various careers, such as acting in a Hollywood movie.

When we hear these two words, Hollywood and WWE, the names that come to mind are The Rock, Batista, and John Cena. Though these superstars transitioned to Hollywood and became megastars, there were some superstars that went the same path but flopped badly.

Some of you might already know about these superstars who are mentioned in this list but for others who don't know you will absolutely find trouble recalling if these superstars really starred in the movie.

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#11- 9. Kurt Angle, Chris Jericho, and Seth Rollins - Sharknado Movie Series

Angle, Jericho, Rollins

That's right. Olympic Gold medalist and former WWE Champion is featured in one of the Sharknado movies. In the second part of the comedic series, Kurt Angle played a role of FDNY fire chief. Though this appearance of him probably went unnoticed, he was not the only one to appear in this comedic series about sharks in a tornado.

Chris Jericho was the second member of WWE who appeared in this low-budget series. Y2J played a character named Bruce, the Rollercoaster Guy. In the second installment of this series, Jericho was a ride operator. But sadly his role was cut short after a shark came from the tornado and ate his head. Nasty!

Seth Rollins couldn't get away from the Sharknado series as he appeared in its fourth part. There he played a character named Agent Lopez. There in the movie, Seth saved Mt. Rushmore by using some isotopes and promised to kick the Sharknado storm back into the dark ages. Really?

#8-5. Goldberg, The Great Khali, Kevin Nash, and Stone Cold - The Longest Yard

Goldberg, Khali, Austin, and Nash

This is just a coincidence that all of these WWE superstars ended up getting a role in the same movie. The Longest Yard movie was released back in 2005, and it was a remake of 1974 movie which goes by the same name.

In the movie, prisoners are forced to team up and play a game of American Football against that prison guards. In the movie, Goldberg and The Great Khali were part of the team of prisoners and Kevin Nash and Stone Cold were part of the team of guards.

Frankly speaking, these superstars shouldn't have been a part of this movie. If some of you have seen this movie then you would probably know what I'm talking about. But history is history and we can't change it now.

#4 Randy Orton - That's What I Am

Randy Orton

That's What I Am is a comedic drama movie set back in the '60s. This movie was released in 2011 starring Ed Harris, Chase Ellison, and Randy Orton. It was Randy's Hollywood movie debut and was produced by the WWE Studios.

In the movie, Randy played the role of a father for one of the kids in the school. This movie had a limited release as it was later distributed on Blu-ray.

If Orton looks back now then he probably doesn't want to start his acting career with that type of film as Orton received just five-minutes of screenplay speaking a few lines. Also, many people didn't know Randy was in that film until its trailer dropped. That proves how unpopular was that movie.

#3 Kurt Angle again... - Warrior

Kurt Angle

Though, Kurt Angle previously made an entry on this list, this time it's different as he was in a major movie (with a small role).

Warrior is a movie about two brothers who knocked on the door of an MMA tournament together. This movie's major attraction was Tom Hardy and Joel Edgerton. But in the movie, our WWE HOF'er Kurt Angle played the role of an undefeated Russian MMA artist named Koba.

The movie itself didn't rule the box office in any way but this role of MMA fighter opened a door for him to star in a big movie, Pain and Gain (2013), which starred one of the Kurt's best friends, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

That role of his is still believed to be one of the best and biggest roles of Kurt Angle acting career, but it's not confirmed if Angle thinks the same.

#2 Triple H - Blade: Trinity

Triple H

That's right. Triple H appeared in the third and final installment of Blade movie series. This movie collaborated with Marvel, so basically he starred in a Marvel movie.

In the movie, HHH played the role of a vampire who was searching the tomb of Drake in the Syrian desert with his vampire group to kill Blade. HHH was named Jarko Grimwood.

Though the movie itself did well in the box office, collecting $128.9 million with a budget of $65 million, HHH's role of a vampire is not considered to be one of his best performances.

Also, the movie received some mixed responses from critics. It does come to one's mind that if HHH had the power to change or delete his role of a vampire from the movie Blade, would he do it or not?

#1 The Undertaker - Suburban Commando

The Undertaker

Just as The Undertaker was about to win the WWF Championship back at 1991 Survivor Series, he made his acting career debut, starring in the film Suburban Commando alongside Hulk Hogan (who played the major role of a character named Shep Ramsey).

Undertaker played the role of a bad guy named Hutch. Though this movie was a comedic one with some drama in it, it flopped badly on the box office as it struggled to collect only $8 million with a budget of $11 million.

This movie was initially pitched to the living legend Arnold Schwarzenegger but due to his hectic schedule, it was later passed on to The Hulkster. This wasn't the last role played by Undertaker in a Hollywood movie as he also played a role of Soul Chaser in the movie Poltergeist (1991).