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Actress Emily Blunt is currently in talks to feature in the upcoming film The Smashing Machine, starring Dwyane Johnson. The Academy Award-nominated actress would essay the role of Dawn Staples, the new wife to legendary MMA fighter Mark Kerr.

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The story is about how Dawn struggles to find her place within the champion’s chaotic and contradictory world while trying to set up a life together

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The Smashing Machine is a drama based on the story of Kerr, the legendary MMA fighter from the no-holds-barred era of the UFC. Set in the year 2000, he struggles with winning, relationships, substance abuse and friendship. Kerr was a two-time UFC Heavyweight Tournament Champion, World Vale Tudo Championship tournament winner, a Pride FC Heavyweight Champion, 1992 NCAA National Wrestling Champion, 1994 National Freestyle Champion and 4x ADCC World Submission Champion. The MMA fighter was also a subject of a documentary titled The Smashing Machine in 2003. The film is being directed by Benny Safdie, who has helmed projects like Heaven Knows What, Good Time and Uncut Gems.

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