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Cinderella Man
Year:
Duration:
144 min
Genres:
Biography | Drama | Sport
IMDB rate:
8
Director:
Ron Howard
Awards:
Nominated for 3 Oscars. Another 17 wins & 31 nominations
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2005-06-03
Filming Locations: Distillery District, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Earnings
Budget: $88,000,000
Opening Weekend: $18,320,205 (USA) (5 June 2005)
Gross: $61,644,321 (USA) (27 November 2005)
Cast
Actor
Character
Renée Zellweger
Renée Zellweger
Cinderella Man
Ariel Waller
Ariel Waller
Cinderella Man
Russell Crowe
Jim Braddock
Paul Giamatti
Joe Gould
Craig Bierko
Max Baer
Paddy Considine
Mike Wilson
Bruce McGill
Jimmy Johnston
David Huband
Ford Bond
Connor Price
Jay Braddock
Patrick Louis
Howard Braddock
Rosemarie DeWitt
Sara
Linda Kash
Lucille Gould
Nicholas Campbell
Sporty Lewis
Gene Pyrz
Jake
Chuck Shamata
Father Rorick
Ron Canada
Joe Jeanette
Alicia Johnston
Alice
Troy Amos-Ross
John Henry Lewis
Mark Simmons
Art Lasky
Art Binkowski
Corn Griffin
David Litzinger
Abe Feldman
Matthew G. Taylor
Primo Carnera
Rance Howard
Announcer Al Fazin
James Ritz
Official - Griffin / Baer Fight
Fulvio Cecere
Referee McAvoy
Clint Howard
Referee
Gerry Ellison
Referee
Bill Mackie
Referee
Ray Marsh
Referee
Fernand Chretien
Referee
Dave Dunbar
Referee
Ken James
Ancil Hoffman
Rufus Crawford
Lewis Coach
Angelo Dundee
Angelo the Cornerman
Lou Eisen
Braddock Cornerman
Wayne Gordon
Braddock Cornerman
Wayne Flemming
Baer Cornerman
Nick Alachiotis
Baer Cornerman / Undercard Boxer - Feldman
Christopher D. Amos
Lewis Cornerman
Nick Carusi
Lewis Cornerman
Keith Murphy
Lasky Cornerman
Everton McEwan
Lasky Cornerman
John Kalbhenn
Lasky Cornerman (as Johnny Kalbhenn)
David Georgieff
Griffin Cornerman
Wayne Bourque
Griffin Cornerman
Paul Ryan
Griffin Cornerman
Sean Gilroy
Feldman Cornerman
Michael McNamara
Feldman Cornerman
Billy Wine
Carnera Cornerman
Richard Bachynsky Hoover
Carnera Cornerman (as Richard Sutton)
Michael Chin
Carnera Cornerman
Stewart Lunn
Campbell Cornerman
Richard Lewis
Campbell Cornerman
Peter Wylie
Campbell Cornerman
Thomasz Kurzydlowski
Tuffy Griffith
Stuart Clark
Frankie Campbell
Julian Lewis
Undercard Boxer - Feldman
Eric Fink
Announcer - Lasky
Sergio Di Zio
Young Reporter
Gavin Grazer
Reporter
Boyd Banks
Reporter
Daniel Kash
Reporter
Judah Katz
Reporter
Angelo Tsarouchas
Reporter
Robert Smith
Reporter
Craig Warnock
1928 Fan
Aaron Abrams
1928 Fan
Duff MacDonald
1935 Fan
Andrew Stelmack
1935 Fan
Christopher Crumb
1935 Fan (as Chris Crumb)
Gerry Quigley
Quincy
Peter MacNeill
Electric Man
Darrin Brown
Promoter
John Healy
Dock Worker
Peter Didiano
Dock Worker
James Kirchner
Dock Worker
Michael Langlois
Dock Worker (as Mike Langlois)
Magdalena Alexander
Angry Woman
Nola Augustson
Relief Office Woman
Gino Marrocco
Waiter
Mark Taylor
George
Sharron Matthews
Lady
Alec Stockwell
Church Man
Chick Roberts
Church Old Man
Isabella Fink
Church Girl
Beau Starr
Sam
Philip Craig
Radio Commentator
Roman Podhora
Hooverville Cop
R.D. Reid
Hooverville Cop
Michael Dyson
Hooverville Man
Sam Malkin
Gibson
Tony Munch
Sam Penny
Conrad Bergschneider
Limo Driver
Richard Binsley
Announcer - Griffith
Ramona Pringle
Flapper Girl
Katrina Matthews Swain
Flapper Girl
Cooper Bracken
Jay Braddock - 4 years
Jacob Bracken
Jay Braddock - 4 years
Alon Nashman
Deserting Father
Dominic Cuzzocrea
Junket (as Domenic Cuzzocrea)
Neil Foster
Security Guard
Brian Jagersky
Cop
Ray Kerr
Fight Promoter
Tim Eddis
Fight Promoter
Dave Arkell
Mr. Mills
Debra Sherman
Mother
Joanne Ritcey
Baer Hotel Hottie
Alex Cairns
Baer Hotel Hottie
George Duff
Man on Street
Tim Burd
Man in Soup Line (uncredited)
Krysta Carter
Fluzy (uncredited)
Rick Cordeiro
Ringside Fan (uncredited)
Riva Di Paola
1935 Fan (uncredited)
James Donohue
Baer's Police Officer #1 (uncredited)
Conor Gomez
Ringside Fan (uncredited)
Carlos Henriques
Ringside Fan (uncredited)
Kennedy McGuckian
Rich Kid (uncredited)
Liam McGuckian
Rich Kid (uncredited)
Robert Morse
Man in Relief House Line (uncredited)
Michael C. Newsome
Cad in Armory (uncredited)
Andrew Priestman
Ring Photographer (uncredited)
Riley Raymer
Woman (uncredited)
Jake Richards
Reporter (uncredited)
Jason Ruta
Police Officer (uncredited)
John Shannon
Ringside Reporter (uncredited)
Nick Smith
Ringside Photographer (uncredited)
Michael Stevens
Hooverville Man (uncredited)
Egidio Tari
Cop In Ring (uncredited)
Nancy E.L. Ward
Mae Braddocks Aunt (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
Russell Crowe lost more than 50 pounds, weighing only 176 pounds for his role (compare to 228 pounds in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003)).
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After the film's release many boxing analysts and even Max Baer's son, Max Baer Jr. decried the movie for its historical liberties taken with Max Baer. Specifically, that he had killed two men in the ring (he did kill one and an opponent he'd KO'd died a few weeks after their bout for reasons unrelated to the fight) and that he took pride in that fact. Max Baer Jr. has said that his father was always haunted by the memories of killing a man in the ring.
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Russell Crowe dislocated his shoulder while training for the film's boxing sequences, which delayed the filming two months.
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Goofs
Late in the movie as Braddock fights Baer, Braddock's children are listening to the fight on the radio, and the announcer says "nobody expected Braddock to go more than a few innings with Baer"... Innings is a baseball term, not a boxing term. He should have said "nobody expected Braddock to go more than a few rounds with Baer"...
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Jimmy Braddock passes a movie poster for the film S.O.S. Iceberg, misspelled "Iceburg."
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When Braddock is viewing the footage of Max Baer killing Frankie Campell in the ring, at the end two people start to pick up Frankie's body. His left arm starts to slide off his body until he raises it slightly for a moment.
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Quotes
Mae Braddock: Maybe I understand, some, about having to fight. So you just remember who you are... you're the Bulldog of Bergen, and the Pride of New Jersey, you're everybody's hope, and the kids' hero, and you are the champion of my heart, James J. Braddock.
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Howard Braddock: Dad, I'm being quiet, I'm being good, I'm being-have!
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Jim Braddock: You think you're telling me something? Like, what, boxing is dangerous, something like that? You don't think working triple shifts and at night on a scaffold isn't just as likely to get a man killed? What about all those guys who died last week living in cardboard shacks to save on rent money just to feed their family, 'cause guys like you have not quite figured out a way yet to make money off of watching that guy die? But in my profession - and it is my profession - I'm a little more fortunate.
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Faq
Q
What are the pieces of artistic license taken by the movie!
A
The story stays mostly true. Only one departure from the truth and that is the depiction of Max Bear.
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