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Million Dollar Baby

Name: Million Dollar Baby
Genre: Drama
Released: 2004-12-05
Duration: 132 min
Rating: 7.954

★ 8,0 /10 (10,363 Votes)

2004 EN 132 min

Overview

Despondent over a painful estrangement from his daughter, trainer Frankie Dunn isn't prepared for boxer Maggie Fitzgerald to enter his life. But Maggie's determined to go pro and to convince Dunn and his cohort to help her.

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Release date

05/12/2004

Votes

10,363

Popularity

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Beyond his silence, there is a past. Beyond her dreams, there is a feeling. Beyond hope, there is a memory. Beyond their journey, there is a love.

Genres

Drama

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

132 min

Budget

$30,000,000

Revenue

$216,763,646

Website

www.milliondollarbaby-derfilm.de

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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'

Brían F. O'Byrne

Father Horvak

Anthony Mackie

Shawrelle Berry

Margo Martindale

Earline Fitzgerald

Riki Lindhome

Mardell Fitzgerald

Michael Peña

Omar

Benito Martinez

Billie's Manager

Bruce MacVittie

Mickey Mack

David Powledge

Counterman at Diner

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Joe D'Angerio

Cut Man

Marcus Chait

J.D. Fitzgerald

Tom McCleister

Lawyer

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Erica Grant

Nurse

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Naveen

Pakistani

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Morgan Eastwood

Little Girl in Truck

Jamison Yang

Paramedic

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Dean Familton

Ref #1

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Louis Moret

Ref #2

Vincent Foster

Ref #3

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Jon D. Schorle II

Ref #4

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Marty Sammon

Ref #5

Steven M. Porter

Ref #6

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Ray Corona

Ref #7

Ming Lo

Rehab Doctor

Miguel Pérez

Restaurant Owner

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Jim Cantafio

Ring Doctor #1

Ted Grossman

Ring Doctor #2

Ned Eisenberg

Sally Mendoza

Marco Rodríguez

Second (at Vegas Fight)

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Roy Nugent

Fan in Vegas

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Don Familton

Ring Announcer

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Mark Thomason

Radio Commentator

Brian T. Finney

Irish Fan #1

Spice Williams-Crosby

Irish Fan #2

Kim Strauss

Irish Fan #3

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Rob Maron

Irish Fan #4

Kirsten Berman

Irish Fan #5

Susan Krebs

Rehab Nurse

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Sunshine Chantal Parkman

Rehab Nurse #2

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Kim Dannenberg

Rehab Nurse #3

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Eddie Bates

Rehab Resident

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Jimmy Alioto

Las Vegas Fight Fan (uncredited)

Jason Williams

Las Vegas Fight Fan (uncredited)

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Nina Avetisova

VIP Girl (uncredited)

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Michael Bentt

Boxer (uncredited)

Bruce Gerard Brown Jr.

Boxer (uncredited)

McKay Stewart

Sparring Boxer (uncredited)

Jude Ciccolella

Hogan (uncredited)

Kimberly Estrada

Perez (uncredited)

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Sean LoGrasso

Fight Fan (uncredited)

Sean O'Kane

Additional Voices (voice) (uncredited)

Rosine 'Ace' Hatem

Maggie's First Opponent (uncredited)

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Bridgett Riley

Maggie's Second Opponent (uncredited)

Boni Yanagisawa

Maggie's Third Opponent (uncredited)

Christina Cox

Maggie's Fourth Opponent (uncredited)

Mimi Lesseos

Billie's Opponent (uncredited)

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***Female “Rocky” with a downbeat and contradictory close*** Released in 2004 and directed by Clint Eastwood, “Million Dollar Baby” stars Eastwood as a cantankerous boxing trainer who owns a working class gym in Los Angeles, which is maintained by one of his former boxers, the narrator of the story (Morgan Freeman). A waitress from the sticks of Missouri (Hilary Swank) shows up and asks that Frankie (Eastwood) train her, which he refuses to do because she’s too old at 32 and he “doesn’t train girls,” probably because he had an unexplained falling out with his daughter years earlier. Eventua…

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Unreal! I didn't expect <em>'Million Dollar Baby'</em> to be so astonishingly brilliant. I've said it many a time before but for full context, I do not read up about films before watching them - aside from making sure the film isn't part of a franchise, checking the run time and seeing the genre - so I was expecting this to be a cliché-filled, but still great, sports flick. It's so much more than that. It's way more deeper and has an everlasting impact that I hadn't anticipated. Even across the opening chunk I was predicating the obvious cliché ending, but as the film progresses and, esp…

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**Million Dollar Baby is an extremely well-done film that takes an abrupt turn to deal with incredibly sobering subjects that are definitely not what I thought I signed up for.** I know it’s supposedly a masterpiece, and I will lose some cred for saying this, but Million Dollar Baby was a dreadful movie. I spent the first half of the film falling in love with the hopeful, talented, and inspiring Maggie Fitzgerald and her redeeming of the cranky and lonely trainer, Frankie Dunn. But when the second half takes its giant turn, the story shifts from an endearing sports narrative about overcomin…

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The curmudgeonly “Frankie” (Clint Eastwood) runs a boxing gym with his stalwart “Eddie” (Morgan Freeman) that’s full of testosterone-charged no-hopers like “Berry” (Anthony Mackie) all going through the motions. The only exception is the young “Barch” (Jay Baruchel) who fancies himself as the best welterweight in the world, but who clearly couldn’t pull a pint let alone a punch. One afternoon, they notice a girl. Yep, a girl in their gym. “Frankie” tells “Maggie” (Hilary Swank) that he doesn’t train girls, and that her being tough isn’t enough. She’s persistent, though, and targets the less gr…

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