The Champ - 1979
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The Champ

Updated: 18 Jul 2022
Directors:
Franco Zeffirelli Walter Newman Frances Marion Dave Grusin Fred J. Koenekamp Michael J. Sheridan Dyson Lovell Mike Benson Don Morgan Steve Wever Elliott Marks Richard Lane Eric A. Sears Jerry Jost William L. McCaughey Aaron Rochin Michael J. Kohut Doris Grau Sam Christensen Joyce Agu James W. Payne Lee Harman Robert Dawn Michael Corsentino Harry V. Lojewski John Riordan Joe Tuley Theoni V. Aldredge David Silver Maurice Vaccarino Herman A. Blumenthal Rich Valesko
Actors:
Jon Voight Faye Dunaway Ricky Schroder Jack Warden Arthur Hill Strother Martin Joan Blondell Mary Jo Catlett Elisha Cook Jr. Stefan Gierasch Allan Miller Jeff Blum Dana Elcar Randall 'Tex' Cobb Kristoff St. John Gina Gallego Jody Wilson Reginal M. Toussaint Bob Gordon Gene Picchi Anne Logan Bill Baldwin Rita Turner Dorothy Streisin Lionel Dozier Charles W. Camac David Peden William Fuller Vanna Salviati Maurice Pete Mitchell Ernesto Molinari Robert Sutton Philip Tuersky Micki Varro Geoff Marlowe George Stidham Willie White Curtis Jackson Wally Rose Dick Young Sonny Shields Larry Duran Lars Hensen Jeff Temkin Joe Tornatore
Genre:
Family, Drama
Country: no data
Year: 1979
The more you love, the harder you fight.The world looks at Billy Flynn and sees a has-been who seemingly never was, an ex-boxing champion slammed to the mat years ago by booze and gambling. But Billy's son TJ sees what the world doesn't. He knows his flawed but loving father is, was and always will be The Champ.
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almost 4 years ago
For a long time it was Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas, and then I saw a film called The Champ. It's a tearjerker of a movie, man. It's real old. There's this little boy, and he's yelling: "Come on, champ! You can get up in the ring again, champ!" It's a good one.
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over 4 years ago
John Voight’s technique [in The Champ] was very good.
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over 2 years ago
The saddest scene in this film is the ultimate sad scene of any film ever. It’s so sad that I remember hearing my parents watching this movie, and I listened from my bedroom and I cried really hard. I cried from just listening to the scene! It’s that good. And that sad. When Ricky Schroeder leans over the dead Champ and tells him to “Get up. Get up Champ. Let’s go home. Get up Champ.” NOOOOOO.
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