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| m3 |
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| 14th January 2005 |
| 12A |
| Drama |
| Clint Eastwood |
| F.X. Toole (stories) |
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| 132 minutes |
| Clint Eastwood - Frankie Dunn Hilary Swank - Maggie Fitzgerald Morgan Freeman - Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris Jay Baruchel - Danger Barch Mike Colter - Big Willie Little Lucia Rijker - Billie 'The Blue Bear' Brian F. O'Byrne - Father Horvak (as Brian O'Byrne) Anthony Mackie - Shawrelle Berry Margo Martindale - Earline Fitzgerald Riki Lindhome - Mardell Fitzgerald Michael Pena - Omar (as Michael Peña) Benito Martinez - Billie's Manager Bruce MacVittie - Mickey Mack David Powledge - Counterman at Diner Joe D'Angerio - Cut Man |
| Frankie is a boxing trainer and has coached many successes in his long career... he’s a tough man with a weakness - ever since the estrangement of his daughter he has remained loose of attachment - his only friend is Eddie, an ex-boxer. Then Maggie, a young determined woman who knows what she wants, enters his life. He doesn’t want to babysit; she just wants to be a boxer... soon this unlikely pair work together for the sake of boxing, but also find a personal bond which they have tried to shut away. |