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Cinderella Man

"One man's extraordinary fight to save the family he loved."

2005-06-02 Romance 2hr 24m

The true story of boxer Jim Braddock who, following his retirement in the 1930s, makes a surprise comeback in order to lift his family out of poverty.

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The true story of boxer Jim Braddock who, following his retirement in the 1930s, makes a surprise comeback in order to lift his family out of poverty.

  • Released
    2005-06-02
  • Revenue
    $108,539,911
  • Budget
    $88,000,000
  • Runtime
    2hr 24m
  • Genre
    Romance, Drama, History
  • Status
    Released
  • Language
    English
  • imdb-logo
    8
  • Production
    Universal Pictures, Miramax, Imagine Entertainment, Parkway Productions, Brian Grazer Productions

Crew

Ron Howard
Director
Cliff Hollingsworth
Screenplay
Brian Grazer
Producer

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Cast

Russell Crowe

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Jim Braddock
Paul Giamatti

Paul Giamatti

Joe Gould
Paddy Considine

Paddy Considine

Mike Wilson
Bruce McGill

Bruce McGill

Jimmy Johnston
David Huband

David Huband

Ford Bond
Connor Price

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Jay Braddock
Ariel Waller

Ariel Waller

Rosemarie Braddock
Patrick Louis

Patrick Louis

Howard Braddock
Linda Kash

Linda Kash

Lucille Gould
Nicholas Campbell

Nicholas Campbell

Sporty Lewis
Chuck Shamata

Chuck Shamata

Father Rorick
Ron Canada

Ron Canada

Joe Jeanette
Troy Amos-Ross

Troy Amos-Ross

John Henry Lewis
Mark Simmons

Mark Simmons

Art Lasky
Art Binkowski

Art Binkowski

Corn Griffin
David Litzinger

David Litzinger

Abe Feldman
Matthew G. Taylor

Matthew G. Taylor

Primo Carnera
Rance Howard

Rance Howard

Announcer Al Fazin
James Ritz

James Ritz

Official (Griffin / Baer Fight)
Fulvio Cecere

Fulvio Cecere

Referee McAvoy
Ray Marsh

Ray Marsh

Referee
Ken James

Ken James

Ancil Hoffman
Rufus Crawford

Rufus Crawford

Lewis Coach
Angelo Dundee

Angelo Dundee

Angelo the Cornerman
Lou Eisen

Lou Eisen

Braddock Cornerman
Wayne Gordon

Wayne Gordon

Braddock Cornerman
Wayne Flemming

Wayne Flemming

Baer Cornerman
Nick Alachiotis

Nick Alachiotis

Baer Cornerman / Undercard Boxer (Feldman)
Christopher D. Amos

Christopher D. Amos

Lewis Cornerman
Nick Carusi

Nick Carusi

Lewis Cornerman
Keith Murphy

Keith Murphy

Lasky Cornerman
Everton McEwan

Everton McEwan

Lasky Cornerman
John Kalbhenn

John Kalbhenn

Lasky Cornerman
David Georgieff

David Georgieff

Griffin Cornerman
Wayne Bourque

Wayne Bourque

Griffin Cornerman
Paul Ryan

Paul Ryan

Griffin Cornerman
Sean Gilroy

Sean Gilroy

Feldman Cornerman
Michael McNamara

Michael McNamara

Feldman Cornerman
Billy Wine

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Carnera Cornerman
Richard Bachynsky Hoover

Richard Bachynsky Hoover

Carnera Cornerman
Michael Chin

Michael Chin

Carnera Cornerman
Stewart Lunn

Stewart Lunn

Campbell Cornerman
Richard Lewis

Richard Lewis

Campbell Cornerman
Peter Wylie

Peter Wylie

Campbell Cornerman
Thomasz Kurzydlowski

Thomasz Kurzydlowski

Tuffy Griffith
Stuart Clark

Stuart Clark

Frankie Campbell
Julian Lewis

Julian Lewis

Undercard Boxer (Feldman)
Eric Fink

Eric Fink

Announcer (Lasky)
Sergio Di Zio

Sergio Di Zio

Young Reporter
Boyd Banks

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Reporter
Daniel Kash

Daniel Kash

Reporter
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Nola Augustson

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Relief Office Woman
Alec Stockwell

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Announcer (Griffith)
Ramona Pringle

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Cooper Bracken

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Jay Braddock (4 yrs.)
Jacob Bracken

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Jay Braddock (4 yrs.)
Alon Nashman

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Neil Foster

Neil Foster

Security Guard
Ray Kerr

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Fight Promoter
Dave Arkell

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Mr. Mills
Joanne Ritcey

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Baer Hotel Hottie
Alex Cairns

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Reviews for Cinderella Man
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A Review by tanty 7

Written by tanty on 2016-03-21

The stereotypical sports movie about a character which goes from glory to hell and back to the glory again. The story is OK, but nothing ... read more

The stereotypical sports movie about a character which goes from glory to hell and back to the glory again. The story is OK, but nothing new. Crowe performs well, but it is not one of his best movies. Giamatti is great, as always but Zellwegger is too cheesy in her role. Just an entertaining movie without any more intentions.

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A Review by narrator56 7

Written by narrator56 on 2021-05-21

This is a fine boxing movie, one that relies more on the fighter’s personal story than endless scenes of boxing brutality. James Braddock’s ... read more

This is a fine boxing movie, one that relies more on the fighter’s personal story than endless scenes of boxing brutality. James Braddock’s final rise to the championship was an inspirational example during the lull in between the headline-grabbing reigns of Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis, when the heavyweight title changed hands several times. My only complaint with Ron Howard’s film was its portrayal of Max Baer, the champion Braddock defeated to win the title. For dramatic purposes, they changed his personality and made him into a bullying, vicious person, to the point of making a crude comment about Braddock’s wife. They needed a bad guy so they made one. I became interested in Max Baer when I was a teen and read a lot about him over the decades. He was fierce when he meant business in the ring, but mostly he was happy go liucky and didn’t love the fight game. As a side note, Max Baer’s son was also upset at seeing this man he didn’t recognize as his father (this was Max Baer Jr., Jethro Bodean from the Beverly Hillbillies). But what can you do — making changes is standard procedure for movies based on real events. They are often still worth watching. Just don’t use them for research for a school project, right?

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A Review by Andres Gomez

The stereotypical sports movie about a character which goes from glory to hell and back to the glory again. The story is OK, but nothing new. Crowe performs well, but it is not one of his best movies. Giamatti is great, as always but Zel...

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A Review by tanty 7

Written by tanty on 2016-03-21

The stereotypical sports movie about a character which goes from glory to hell and back to the glory again. The story is OK, but nothing new. Crowe performs well, but it is not one of his best movi...

read more
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A Review by narrator56 7

Written by narrator56 on 2021-05-21

This is a fine boxing movie, one that relies more on the fighter’s personal story than endless scenes of boxing brutality. James Braddock’s final rise to the championship was an inspirational example ...

read more