Cinderella Man 2005 - Cinderella Man Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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CINDERELLA MAN (2005) - PG-13

Country:	United States
Genre:	Drama

Credits

Production Company:	Imagine Entertainment Miramax Films Parkway Productions Universal Pictures Weinstein Company, The
Sales Agent:	Miramax International
Director:	Ron Howard
Producer:	Brian Grazer Bruce Heller Ron Howard Penny Marshall
Exec Producer:	Todd Hallowell
Assoc. Producer:	Kathleen McGill Louisa Velis
Prod. Executive:	Dylan Clark Jill Messick
Co-Exec:	James Whitaker
Writer: Screenplay:	Clifford N. Hollingsworth
Writer: Rewrite:	Akiva Goldsman
Writer: Uncredited:	Charlie Mitchell
Cast:	Russell Crowe Paul Giamatti Renée Zellweger
	Craig Bierko Ron Canada Paddy Considine David Huband Bruce McGill Connor Price
	Nicholas Campbell Rosemarie DeWitt Angelo Dundee Rance Howard Linda Kash Patrick Louis Gene Pyrz Ariel Waller
Casting Director:	Janet Hirshenson Jane Jenkins
Editor:	Michael J. Hill
Production Design:	Wynn Thomas
Dir of Photography:	Salvatore Totino
Composer:	Thomas (I) Newman
Costume Designer:	Daniel Orlandi

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Synopsis: Set in New York in the 1930's during the Great Depression. A down on his luck, aging champ Jim Braddock makes a remarkable boxing comeback while trying to save his family from the depression in any way that he can.

Comment: Unavailable

SBD Review: 4 stars

Other Reviews:

Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert) [3.5/4]

Denver Rocky Mountain News (Robert Denerstein) [B+]

Detroit Free Press [3/4]

Ebert & Roeper and the Movies [+,+]

Entertainment Weekly [B+]

L.A. Daily News [3/4]

Los Angeles Times (Kenneth Turan)

New York Post (Lou Lumenick) [1.5/4]

Rolling Stone (Peter Travers) [3.5/4]

The Arizona Republic

The Baltimore Sun [1.5/4]

The Hollywood Reporter

The New York Times (Manohla Dargis)


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