John Cena Reads "The Story of Ferdinand"
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WWE wrestler and actor John Cena reads "The Story of Ferdinand," the children's book by Munro Leaf published in 1936. The book was made into a Disney short animated film two years later, and is now being resurrected by 20th Century Fox Animation as a full-length feature film with Cena voicing the title character. Cena talks about his life and the sport and sportsmanship of wrestling.
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