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In 1964, a brash, new pro boxer, fresh from his Olympic gold medal victory, explodes onto the scene: Cassius Clay. Bold and outspoken, he cuts an entirely new image for African Americans in sport with his proud public self-confidence and his unapologetic belief that he is the greatest boxer of all time. Yet at the top of his game, both Ali's personal and professional lives face the ultimate test.

Type:

Movie

Genre:

Drama,

Release Date:

Dec 10, 2001

Director:

Michael Mann,

Writer:

Stephen J. Rivele (Screenplay), Christopher Wilkinson (Screenplay), Eric Roth (Screenplay), Michael Mann (Screenplay), Gregory Allen Howard (Story),

Cast:

Will Smith, Jamie Foxx, Jon Voight, Mario Van Peebles, Ron Silver, Jeffrey Wright, Mykelti Williamson, Jada Pinkett Smith, Nona Gaye, Michael Michele, Joe Morton, Paul Rodríguez, Bruce McGill, Barry Shabaka Henley, Giancarlo Esposito, Laurence Mason, LeVar Burton, Albert Hall, David Cubitt, Ted Levine, Candy Ann Brown, David Elliott, Shari Watson, Malick Bowens, Michael Bentt, James Toney, Alfred Cole, Charles Shufford, Rufus Dorsey, Robert Sale, Vince Cooke, Damien 'Bolo' Wills, David Haines, Victoria Dillard, Brad Greenquist, Morgana Van Peebles, Maya Van Peebles, Maestro Harrell, William Utay, Kim Robillard, David Purdham, Gailard Sartain, Wade Williams, Guy Van Swearingen, Doug Hale, LaDonna Tittle, Marc Grapey, Herb Mitchell, Eddie Bo Smith Jr., Bobby Stuart, Patrick New, Ron O.J. Parson, Ellis Williams, Alexandra Bokyun Chun, John Gleeson Connolly, Warner Saunders, Jack Reiss, Marty Denkin, Tamara Lynch, Chico Benymon, Bill Plaschke, Steve Springer, Patrick M. Connolly, Patrick C. Russell, Robert Byrd, Cedric Wills, Ronald A. DiNicola, Moses Hollins, Daniel E. Gurevitz, Steven Randazzo, Ray Bokhour, Leonard Termo, Johnny Ortiz, Mark Salem, Sheldon Fogel, Jim Gray, Melvin Thomas, Natalie Carter, Reginald Footman, Poe Poe, Mel Dick, Kim Taylor-Coleman, Christian Stolte, Vic Manni, Will Gill Jr., Sylvaine Strike, Denis Luposo, Sharon Wilkinson, Carol Hatchett, Judith Mwale, Keabetswe Motsilanyane, Richard Katanga, Thomas Kariuki Matheri, Larry Hazzard Sr., Derrick Brown, Rommel Hyacinth, Graham Hopkins, Daniel Janks, Bradford E. Lang, Michael Dorn, Dan Robbertse, Graham Clarke, Dimitri Cassar, Frank Notaro, Mark Mulder, David W. Hess, Henrikennyo Mukenyi, Nathaniel Malekane, Millard Arnold, Edda Collier, Yi Lu Wei, Lee Cummings, Zaa Nkweta, Themba Gasa, Andrew P. Jones, Marc Kulazite Mboli, Cimanga Kalambay, Jean Bikoi, James Gilbert, Carolina Lancaster, Ron Madoff,

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There are flashes of the legendary Muhammad Ali wit and quick-thinking delivery peppered throughout this otherwise rather long and ponderous story of the life of Cassius Clay from relative poverty through to his mastery of not just the boxing ring but of the television media that, at that point, fed successfully from this truly global sport. It's Will Smith who takes centre stage after his gold medal victory at the Tokyo Olympiad in 1964 and like many other pugilists in history, his character offers the down-trodden, working class, an inspiration. With sweat, tears and hard work he can escape the ghetto and have his fame and fortune, so why not them? What Michael Mann now proceeds to do is offer us a biopic of this man - of his peccadilloes, his religious beliefs, his persecution by the government when he refuses to be drafted to Vietnam and of some of his friendships with the great and the good of the equal rights movement that were gaining in prominence and effectiveness under the likes of Malcolm X (Mario Van Peebles). We are presented with a plausibly flawed individual, but one who is a proud and savvy man who knows just how to push the buttons to keeps his life-blood's publicity machine going. To that end, here, Smith is well supported by Jamie Foxx's "Bundini", the long-suffering Angelo Dundee (Ron Silver) and by Jon Voight as his follicularly challenged media foil from ABC television - Howard Cosell. It's Smith that rather underwhelms. He delivers the set-pieces well enough, presumably he could rehearse them - but the rest of his persona is all rather weak, undercooked and I felt really over-written. There's way too much melodrama and speculation and not enough of what made the man an household name (and favourite) in the first place - his fighting. For such a rich source this is all rather meandering and lacking in substance. Maybe we could have directors cut - only 45 minutes shorter?

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