In case you’re exhausted during the stay-at-home request and searching for something to gorge on Netflix, here’s one that will likewise assist you with supporting the vocation of a best in class Wichita-conceived on-screen character — and of an onetime Wichita State University, b-ball player turned proficient grappler.
Reylynn Caster, a 17-year-old who made her acting introduction 10 years prior on a business for Hutchinson’s Midwest Toyota Superstore, is featuring in another show dropping on Netflix today.
It’s classified “The Big Show,” and it additionally stars WWE grappler and Wichita State University alum The Big Show (Paul Wight) as a resigned grappler bringing three little girls up in Florida. Kaylynn is featuring as the oldest little girl, Lola.
From 2017 to 2018, she featured in the CBS show “Me, Myself and I” trailed by ABC’s “American Housewife” in 2019. On that appearance, she had a common job as Brie Witherspoon and showed up in seven scenes.
At the point when she got her most recent job, Reylynn stated, she was astonished by the incidental Wichita associations she found.
Seven-foot star The Big Show played ball for Wichita State University during the 1991-1992 season and, as per the Wichita Eagle chronicles, left after one season, moving to Southern Illinois-Edwardsville. From that point onward, he came back to Wichita and worked a couple of occupations, including as a bouncer at The Cowboy Club. At that point, he hit the expert wrestling for sure.
After meeting him, Caster learned that not only did she and The Big Show have Wichita in common but also that her father, Curt, was at Wichita State as a student at the same time The Big Show was. The two even lived in the same dorm building.