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PRIDE (2006) - PG

Country:	United States Location: Louisiana
Genre:	Drama, Sports

Credits

Production Company:	Fortress Features Lionsgate Entertainment
Director:	Sunu Gonera
Producer:	Brett Forbes Sunu Gonera Paul Hall Michael Ohoven Patrick Rizzotti Adam Rosenfelt John Sacchi
Exec Producer:	Kimberly C. Anderson Terrence Howard Eberhard Kayser Sam Nazarian Michael Paseornek Malcolm Petal
Co-Producer:	Marc Schaberg Randy Winograd
Line Producer:	Robert Ortiz
Prod. Executive:	Michael Paseornek John Sacchi
Writer: Screenplay:	J. Mills Goodloe Mike Gozzard Kevin Smith Norman Vance
Cast:	Kimberly Elise Terrence Howard Bernie Mac
	Tom Arnold Brandon Fobbs Alphonso McAuley Evan Ross Naess Regine Nehy Nate Parker
	Tony Bentley Wayne Ferrara Louis Herthum Jesse Moore Scott Reeves George Sanchez Vance Strickland Gary Anthony Sturgis Carol Sutton
Casting Director:	Amy McIntyre Britt Anya Colloff Elizabeth Coulon
Production Supervisor:	Buddy Enright
Editor:	Edward R. Abroms Billy Fox
Production Design:	Steve Saklad
Dir of Photography:	Matthew F. Leonetti
Composer:	Aaron Zigman

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Synopsis: PDR," which stands for Philadelphia Department of Recreation, tells the real-life story of Jim Ellis, who in the 1970s started a black swim team in one of the city's roughest neighborhoods. Ellis recruited troubled teens, many who had never swum before, and managed to lead them to the state championships.

Comment: Unavailable

SBD Review: 2.5 stars


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