Gyllenhaal plays the titular left-handed boxer, whose boxing prowess runs in parallel to a chaotic personal life in which he is trying to win back the love of his estranged daughter. Directed by Fuqua and co-starring Rachel McAdams, Naomie Harris and Forrest Whitaker, Southpaw is expected to open next year, with an exact release date to be confirmed.
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Jake Gyllenhaal | Billy Hope |
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Rachel McAdams | Maureen Hope |
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Forest Whitaker | Tick Wills |
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Oona Laurence | Leila Hope |
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50 Cent | Jordan Mains |
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Skylan Brooks | Hoppy |
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Naomie Harris | Angela Rivera |
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Víctor Ortíz | Ramone |
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Beau Knapp | Jon Jon |
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Miguel Gomez | Miguel 'Magic' Escobar |
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Dominic Colon | Mikey |
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Jose Caraballo | Eli Frost |
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Malcolm M. Mays | Gabe |
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Aaron Quattrocchi | Keith 'Buzzsaw' Brady |
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Lana Young | Gloria |
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Danny Henriquez | Hector Escobar |
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Patsy Meck | Judge Kayle |
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Vito Grassi | Nick |
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Tony Weeks | Referee |
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Jimmy Lennon Jr. | Jimmy Lennon Jr. |
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Charles Hoyes | Stuart Korman |
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Michelle Johnston | Mrs. Doyle |
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Patrick Jordan | Deputy |
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Clare Foley | Alice |
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Mark Shrader | Doc Field |
| Director | Antoine Fuqua |
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| Writer | Kurt Sutter | |
| Producer | Todd Black, David J. Bloomfield, Jason Blumenthal, Cary Cheng, Antoine Fuqua, Jonathan Garrison, Stuart Parr, David Ranes, Alan Riche, Peter Riche, Paul Rosenberg, Kat Samick, David L. Schiff, Dylan Sellers, Kurt Sutter, Ezra Swerdlow, Steve Tisch, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, Ning Ye, Fang Zhao | |
| Musician | James Horner | |
| Photography | Mauro Fiore | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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| Regions | Region 1 |
| Owner | Quick |
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| Location | Drama Partition 1 |
| Purchased | On Aug 27, 2015 |
| Watched | Sep 25, 2015 (at our home) |
| Index | 3829 |
| Added Date | Jul 06, 2017 01:42:40 |
| Modified Date | Sep 24, 2018 19:49:36 |
My quick rating 7,0/10. Another stellar performance by Jake Gyllenhaal really sets this above the usual boxing movie. Jake plays an undefeated boxer, Billy, who in a tragic accident loses his wife. She is shot in a scuffle between himself and another hungry boxer who wants a shot at the title. Yes, you have heard the story before so you know he crumbles emotionally, loses everything and has to get hs life back on track to inevitably fight the other boxer who caused the tragedy to occur. Same old story but what sets this one apart is the exceptional performances by everyone involved in this movie. Forest Whitaker as always is great and director Fuqua turns in a brilliant job keeping all the emotions right in front of the audience to make them feel the way the characters do. Very nice drama even if it is a standard plot you have heard before.
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