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Rocky III

Name: Rocky III
Genre: Drama
Released: 1982-05-28
Duration: 100 min
Rating: 6.906

★ 6,9 /10 (4,569 Votes)

1982 EN 100 min

Overview

Following Rocky Balboa's intense battle with his most powerful adversary yet – the ferocious Clubber Lang – Rocky joins forces with former rival Apollo Creed in an effort to get back his fighting spirit.

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Release date

28/05/1982

Votes

4,569

Popularity

9.9

The greatest challenge.

Genres

Drama

Status

Released

Language

Runtime

100 min

Budget

$17,000,000

Revenue

$125,052,898

Website

www.mgm.com

Sylvester Stallone

Robert 'Rocky' Balboa

Talia Shire

Adrianna 'Adrian' Balboa

Burt Young

Paulie Pennino

Carl Weathers

Apollo Creed

Mr. T

Clubber Lang

Burgess Meredith

Mickey Goldmill

Tony Burton

Tony 'Duke' Evers

Hulk Hogan

Thunderlips

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Ina Fried

Robert 'Rocky' Balboa Jr.

Al Silvani

Wally Taylor

Clubber Lang's Manager

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Jim Hill

Sportscaster

Don Sherman

Andy

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Dennis James

Wrestling commentator 1

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Jim Healy

Wrestling commentator 2

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Ray Gedeon

Wrestling Referee

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Gene Crane

Mayor

Stu Nahan

Title Rematch Commentator

Bill Baldwin

Title Rematch Commentator

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Jimmy Lennon Sr.

Title Announcer

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Marty Denkin

Title Referee

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John David Morris

Doctor

Lou Fillipo

Rematch Referee

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Jeff Temkin

Rematch Ring Announcer

Mario Machado

Interviewer

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Tony Hernández

Himself

Frank Stallone Jr.

Singer / Opponent

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Philmore Berger

Rabbi

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Big Yank

Sparring Partner

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François André

Clubber's Cornerman

Eddie Smith

Clubber's Cornerman

Chino 'Fats' Williams

Derelict

LeRoy Neiman

Special Appearance

Bob Minor

Challenger

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Clifford Strong

Challenger

Julius LeFlore

Challenger

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Jason Felice

Challenger

Tony Brubaker

Challenger

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Rex Pierson

Challenger

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Ray Notaro Jr.

Challenger

Charles A. Tamburro

Challenger

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Carey Lindley

Challenger

Jophery C. Brown

Challenger

Gilbert B. Combs

Challenger

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David Cadiente

Opponent

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Roger Braxton

Opponent

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J.D. Smith

Opponent

Tom Lupo

Opponent

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Melvin Jones

Opponent

Alex Brown

Opponent

David R. Ellis

Opponent

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George O'Mara

Opponent

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Clarke Coleman

Police

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Billy Hank Hooker

Police

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Mickey Gilbert

Police

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Fred Waugh

Police

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James M. Halty

Police

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Sasha Stallone

Woman in Gym (uncredited)

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I don't know what you want me to say. I mean, what happened? How did everything that was so good get so bad? *** This review contains spoilers *** Rocky is reigning World Champion and is dispatching all comers to his crown with ease. But looming in the distance is Clubber Lang, a young and hungry boxer intent on becoming the new champ. Pretty safe enjoyment for anyone into the fantastical world of Sly Stallone's Rocky Balboa franchise. Into the narrative this time comes a new boxer, portrayed with relish by Mr. T, a revelation that cuts Rocky to the quick, and personal grief when his …

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OK, fair play would have to say that Rocky I and II were better films... but this had Mr. T in it and given that he was one of my childhood favorites I feel horrible not giving it 10 of 10. It was a decent film and Mr. T does a great bad guy (even though the kid in me hates to see him in a villainous role). And we get Action Jackson back, which always makes it feel like a Rocky film. Where this differs from I and II is in the characters... they don't take much time to develop them further. The plot is centered almost entirely around the fight and that kind of makes me miss the depth of t…

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While Rocky III may have the weakest story of the series thus far, it is still able to create unique and believable obstacles for Rocky Balboa as he nears the end of his boxing career. To start off, the acting is very inconsistent in this film. Our leads, Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire, and Carl Weathers, do an excellent job and improve with each entry. But our antagonist (Mr. T) is bad. He does not get very much screen time, and when he does, he is spouting generic lines in his weird-tempo talk. He was physically intimidating but lacked the emotional ferocity that Rocky and Apollo possess…

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