Can I send 3D HDMI source over Thunderbolt port?

I have a 3D television sitting around in my home and I have some 3D Blu-ray movies, but sadly the sole BD-capable device in my home is my home server (in its own equipment compartment, running headless) so ripped the movie off the disk and now I want to play it back to my 3D TV. Is it possible for me to play it on my MacBook Pro (13-inch early 2011) and pipe the 3D feed to the TV?

I am looking to stream video from a hdmi source to minidisplayport/thunderbolt. I have a hdmi to minidisplayport adapter but I cant seem to get TDM to work.
It won't/can't work that way.
Clinton

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