Cinderella Man (5/8) Movie CLIP - Run It Again (2005) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Braddock (Russell Crowe) watches the film of Baer (Craig Bierko) killing a man in the boxing ring, and despite warnings, he remains headstrong.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The true story of an athlete who achieved his greatest success against the most daunting odds of his life is brought to the screen in this historical drama. In the 1920s, James Braddock (Russell Crowe) from Bergen, NJ, was a promising contender in professional boxing; he had strength, spirit, and tenacity, but the combination of a serious hand injury and a 1929 defeat in a bout with light heavyweight champ Tommy Loughran sent his career into a serious tailspin. As Braddock's career in the ring dried up, the Great Depression put a stake through the heart of America's economy, and Braddock found himself working at the New York docks for pitiful wages as he tried to support his wife, Mae (Renée Zellweger), and three children. Desperate for money, Braddock turned to his former trainer and manager Joe Gould (Paul Giamatti), who was unexpectedly able to scare up a bout for him, battling John Griffin at Madison Square Garden. While conventional wisdom had it that Braddock was too old, out of shape, and out of practice to have any chance of winning, he defeated Griffin, and continued beating his opponents with a powerful left hook that had been intensified by years of punishing dock work. In a nation desperate for good news, Braddock's surprising comeback became a tonic to struggling workers and unemployed people, and all eyes were on Braddock when in 1935 he took on powerful heavyweight champion Max Baer (Craig Bierko) in what was both literally and figuratively the fight of his life.
CREDITS:
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Cast: Dave Arkell, Craig Bierko, Stuart Clark, Russell Crowe, Paul Giamatti
Director: Ron Howard
Producers: Brian Grazer, Todd Hallowell, Ron Howard, Penny Marshall, Kathleen McGill, Louisa Velis, James Whitaker
Screenwriter: Akiva Goldsman
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[@Howlingburd19]

I heard Baer was a very classy and forgiving guy. When he knocked out Campell, he sat next to him for 30 minutes to make sure he was okay until the ambulance arrived. And then visited his bedside and tried comfort Campell's wife. They completely ruined his reputation in this movie. I love this movie, though

[@TheGimpPimp1]

Corbin Burdette Movies never did get anything 100% right...

[@rmh941]

Yeah well that's Hollwood, they gotta kind of have to have a villain so they can have a movie...in one of his fights where he killed the guy, the ref let it go on and Baer put his hands up and stare at the ref and he was like what else do I have to do

[@nickyboy22071989]

Howling Burd19 Not to mention the fact that he set up both guys families for the rest of their lives.

[@danielpicquet1042]

Baer was haunted by those fighters deaths until his own passing.

[@johnarciniega2418]

Hollywood wit they "just for entertainment" face asses

[@stuffguy6664]

in reality Baer was very ashamed and sad that he killed Campbell even helped out his family kids etc..

[@nickyboy22071989]

Set up his kids for the rest of their lives from what I remember.

[@pawnchmadison3879]

"Joe, No snappy come back?" "Hey it aint my skull the guys gonna try to stove in." He still has a clever comeback

[@rayunited2010foryou]

XD

[@rockndude87]

No it's actually true. They portrayed Max Baer as a bastard who liked to hurt people. Well when the guy died in the hospital Max Baer was with him. And when James Braddock won the championship Max Baer kissed him on the cheek and hugged him since he underestimated Braddock and knew he clearly won the title from him.

[@eddiecongdon8017]

He also said if he is losing to an old man like braddock than it's time to get out of boxing

[@johnweeks1713]

He may have had a conscious after but he was a very dirty fighter in the ring

[@TenTonNuke]

This went right along with Braddock's character. There was no self-deception, no "he's probably not that dangerous." He stared reality right in the face. You want to scare me. I can't be scared. Nothing can hurt me worse than failing as a man, as a father. You want to play this video to frighten me? Play it again. And again. What's your point?

[@obeselukas4990]

I think you missed the point, he wanted to learn from the video (which he did as shown at the end of the fight)

[@DirtyJerseyProductions]

Well to be fair, in real life Max Baer supposedly felt extremely horrible about killing the guy, and his son was pretty pissed that they portrayed him as a cocky asshole. That being said, for the sake of the movie, they kinda had to do that, otherwise the audience wouldn't hate the bad guy as much.

[@AnnaLVajda]

His son was Jethro on the Beverly Hillbillies right?

[@NoriMori1992]

They didn't _have_ to do it. You can make a film without an outright villain; people do it all the time. But Hollywood apparently either lacks the skills to do it, or doesn't care to use them. They did the same thing with the NTSB in "Sully". It's terrible.

[@jacobsabin2039]

Max used to openly sob even years after the fact. It broke him to know he killed someone. I love this movie. I see form both angles about how Max was portrayed. Definitely read the book Cinderella Man (which is a bio on Jim and Max).

[@johnweeks1713]

What about the part where he was a known dirty fighter?

[@TheTyReid]

“Guys like you haven’t figured out a way to make money watching guys like them die like that” Preach

[@Sinatra021]

One guy did Bum fights

[@johngalt23g]

You think you're telling me something? What, like... boxing's dangerous?

[@aidankeohane3370]

Baer was devastated by what happened to Campbell. In fact the only reason he didn’t leave the sport entirely was because, as this movie shows very effectively, you just didn’t quit your job during the depression. By all accounts he was quite similar to Braddock, and he meant just as much to the Jewish community as Jim Braddock did to the Irish during that time.

[@Derek.Joseph]

For me, this little 'tell' if you will, waiting for that perfect moment to counter a colossal overhand right, was just a beautiful piece of foreshadowing. Such an incredibly underrated movie, criminally underrated.

[@grugthecaveman4565]

The true story of this was that Max Baker’s former friend and trainer yelled hateful remarks at him which caused him to try and go for a knockout next round. After hitting Campbell too hard he stayed with him until an ambulance arrived and stayed by his side at the hospital. After he died Max Baer broke down in tears and had nightmares about killing him ever since.

[@The_Ultimate_Agent]

Oh man. That sounds so dark.

[@technobabble123]

I agree. He hardy used his left hand and when he couldn't use his right, he had his first knockdown of his career. Also, he was known for battering the opponent with right hooks. His right was far stronger than the left, so he was just accustomed to using it. Plus, when he accidentally killed Campbell, he broke down and cried and paid for Campbell's children's educations as a token of remorse. He was a good person but received a Hollywood villainous upgrade to boost the move's credentials.

[@PInk77W1]

“You think you’re telling me something?”

[@EponymousKid]

The character assassination of Max Baer in this movie is sickening, I really have to say.

[@garymorris1856]

You are correct. Very inaccurate and unfair.

[@LjMeleed]

very upsetting and irritating for boxing fans to see how they made Max into some kind of sociopathic villain in this movie, couldn't be further from the truth

[@madness0169]

I like how he remembers this near the end of the movie.

[@kylethompson9368]

He was looking for the right time to counter that right hand

[@CrossOfBayonne]

From what I've researched Max Baer actually did kill another boxer on the ring but showed empathy towards his family due to their sorrow afterwards even paying respects at his funeral.

[@Woo88]

One of the greatest movies Ever

[@technobabble123]

Also, EVERYONE who says that his character was ruined by the film is wrong. His character still exsists, and the moviegoers have to dislike Baer to make it more serious. If the bad guy was a likeable, respectable, funny guy who genuinely cared for the people he beat the shit out of, the crowd would like him just as much as they would the hero. The make the fight more serious, there needs to be a good amount of bad reception towards Baer.

[@cypher160manny2]

actually making bear a nice guy would of made the film better

[@zmane39mgs]

It’s a matter of perspective really, I grew up with this movie and loved the story. I looked into boxing and ufc once I got older and found out some of the real stories. The real story doesn’t dissuade me from liking the movie at all, if anything it makes me appreciate the reality of it all even more. Not sure if that makes sense xD but altogether it does help to reinstate the fact that THIS is a movie and not real.

[@Anonymous_896]

​@@zmane39mgstrue. It's BASED on true events otherwise they should have just made a documentary.

[@patrickkanas3874]

Respect to Braddock for speaking on behalf of us tradesmen

[@ButteredToast32]

Always found this part rather unsettling.

[@billyjack4131]

This movie vilified a very honorable man that was Max Baer. The man spent his remaining days making up to the families of the man that died fighting him.

[@XxowendanxX]

after kevin bacon, bruce mcgill is the most successful of the "animal house" alumni...the actor who played max baer in this movie did a wonderful job...and yes, max baer's family says that he was treated unfairly in this movie...another good scene...i love how jim stands up to johnston's intimidation tactics..

[@kylethompson9368]

Bear had the kind of power that makes you feel like you were hit with a chair, but he was concerning and killed a couple opponents by accident

[@rickybandit2]

Baer wasnt like this in real life

[@ButteredToast32]

Nope, he was a good guy. Paid the college tuition for the kids of one of the men he accidentally killed in the ring.

[@WanderleiSilva29]

WhenxChristxReturnsx he also used to fart regularly..... he had IBS. It was always turtle peaking....

[@THETOYFROMTHESCHANNEL]

someone had to be the villain of the movie

[@luisrincon7819]

THE TOY FROM THE 1980'S CHANNEL And who better than a jew?

[@2wingo]

@@luisrincon7819 He wasn't really Jewish. You're only born a Jew if your mother was Jewish, and even with a Jewish father he never seriously practiced Judaism.

[@SIDIAMONDS505]

This movie has BY FAR the best most realistic fight scenes.

[@ethanaverton7287]

One of the best scenes in cinematic history. Russell Crowe has such a mastery of subtlety in his performance here; and the indomitable strength of this character has inspired me to get through the darkest times of my life. I'll never forget throwing punches at the air whilst watching this in the cinema as a boy. Absolutely brilliant film.

[@haroldgeorge892]

James J. Braddock studying film of his opponent before it was a thing. Legend.

[@demam41]

“Joe? No snappy comeback?” *joe gives a snappy comeback*

[@NWO1121]

They dont talk about Max Baer because losing to James Braddock ruin his career but the man can punch you in the face and kill you in a boxing ring and still was a great. He just was not determine he did not have the heart the fans and passion Braddock for the sport to win the fight.

[@darrikcollins7408]

Max Baer lost 7 fights in a row after Campbell in fear of killing them he wasn't a bad dude he was just a killer In the ring

[@0123456789039]

It was actually Primo Carnera who killed Ernie Schaff in the ring.

[@darklordfilms129]

Ernie had taken a violent beating from Max Baer in his previous fight which caused him severe injuries to his brain. People consider Baer to be the man who killed Ernie because of the damage he inflicted. Carnera didn't do that much damage.

[@user-ys7pg8nf7i]

wetmattress, Well, Earnie had 4 fights between his loss to Baer and tragic fight with Primo. And the press blamed exactly Carnera for his death. Though there still were people who remembered the knockout from Baer.

[@lonvait863]

​@@user-ys7pg8nf7i Schaff autopsy revealed he had meningitis.

[@Bikboiiii96]

Yes it is actual footage I was told

[@frankapalategui2781]

Back when boxing mattered not taking dives everyone after 2000

[@nikolaivista920]

"Cause men like you have not yet quite figured out a way to make money out of watching that guy die!" - Best quote of that entire movie.

[@NoriMori1992]

"How many guys died the other night, livin' in cardboard shacks, tryna save on rent money? Guys who just tryna feed their family? 'Cause men like you have not yet quite figured out how to make _money_ outta watchin' that guy die. In my profession - and it's my _profession_ - I'm a little more fortunate."

[@SmilingSynic]

I can see why the second fighter died. The ref was too busy holding the damn camera to get in there and stop the fight.

[@joewhitehead3]

Baer may not have actually been a bad guy in real life, but he probably was a brutal fighter though, right?

[@andrewwestman2407]

Absolutely. Max Baer isn’t gonna make it on anyone’s top 10 greatest heavyweights lists but he was a damn good fighter with a nasty right hand. He had a pro record of 71-13 with 53 of them coming by knockout. And look what he did to Max Schmeling. The guy was legit fighter and champion who just happened to be in his prime during the Joe Louis era. He was also an incredibly nice guy and nothing like the way they portrayed him in this movie. But that’s Hollywood you know.

[@joewhitehead3]

@@andrewwestman2407 I guess him being like that worked for the film

[@andrewwestman2407]

@@joewhitehead3 It sure did. Ron Howard is one of the most highly respected directors in the business and always makes it a point to get movies to be as historically accurate as possible. I’m sure he tried everything he could to make the story compelling while also staying true to who these people were, but you just can’t really achieve that without having a bad guy as the antagonist.

[@Weebs82589]

89 years ago today Jim won the heavyweight championship of the world

[@reesemontana2000]

Show that to the NFL concussion people

[@THEvagabond29]

dam i love this movie, and that was a bad@$$ scene where he is fighting for life like everyone else.

[@wonderlandgirlable]

And it's my Profession...!

[@sureshbabu5026]

Best screens written

[@ryanhamley4161]

God bless you and your family for

[@ryanhamley4161]

Who else will

[@RaysHobbies]

Max was really a great guy

[@garlandfornow]

fuck yeah.

[@jonathanfa4267]

Excuse me ernie schaff was killed by primo carnera not max baer if i not wrong

[@NWO1121]

Yeap whatever back to school you go lol

[@akwitdacannon8301]

Was that back Of the head?

[@daniellee8162]

Films back in the day might have been primitive but still important.

[@EponymousKid]

Actually, no, I just didn't leave a comment on a youtube video about it until a Cracked article linked to it. Subtle but distinct difference, especially since I saw it in the goddamn theater.

[@zmoneytmnt]

Is the film of him killing the guy real.

[@andypelly]

+Young Rain ya they showed bits and pieces ofthe real film

[@THISISLolesh]

No

[@foxfire9144]

No, you can tell from watching the real Max Baer's fights that his body type was a fair bit slimmer than Craig Bierko's was in the fight film in the movie. I'm not sure there's even a film of the real Baer-Campbell fight in existence. However, after seeing a clip of Baer's fight with Max Schmeling, I suspect that that fight may be the basis for the in-movie fight between Baer and Campbell. The actual wide-swinging styles and particularly that combination at 0:59 are very similar, or at least the style Baer exhibited during the few moments of the clip I saw was similar. Perhaps the fight as a whole was different, but having seen this movie first, I was shocked at how similar the clip looked to the movie's rendition of the Baer-Campbell fight. Freaked me out a little lol

[@darklordfilms129]

No. That's Craig bierko playing max baer.

[@ClaryFoote]

Bingo

[@Dylan98654]

yeah right, I've never seen anyone overrate Max Baer the way you have. When people talk about all-time great fighters they don't talk about Baer, they do however talk about Tyson

[@robertroddy]

Great puncher couldn`t box Joe Louis`s words.

[@Theshark15z]

Mike Tyson 20 years ago or Mike Tyson now, because if it's now Tyson would be a goner. Besides Tyson is only controversy was biting a guy's ear off. Max Bear killed a guy in real life only he wasn't proud of it, infact he felt so horrible that it gave him nightmares.

[@bderavine7]

@kobeobryant97 It's a true story.

[@Gypsy_Danger_TMC]

The worst part of this fil was how they portrayed bear

[@germanfreighttrain3911]

The real Max bear took care of the family with his own money and he put his kids through college Annie was at the hospital the whole time How they made maxbear into a monster is ridiculous And the guy who died told his coach in the 1st round something popped in my head and they still put him out there I don't blame Max I blame the coaches in the referee

[@Dylan98654]

I don't support Tyson! Max Baer had little boxing skills. His big right hand wouldn't matter much to Tyson because Tyson was twice as fast as Baer. You do know that Frankie Campbell's legs got caught in the ropes and thats the only reason he was still on his feet when Baer continued to beat him. Any power puncher could kill someone under those circumstances. We are also talking about a prime Mike Tyson, who was not the same crazy guy that bit Holyfield.

[@jayrosen6663]

Every movie needs a villain, Ron Howard made Max Baer the bad guy!!

[@shmoggy417]

It's not real footage..., made for the movie.

[@user-ys7pg8nf7i]

shmoggy417 True. Baer didn’t kill Campbell with that final punch. He threw some punches while Campbell was standing and defending himself in the corner, then after one of the punches Franky hit his head against rope fixing metal thing and passed out. Baer didn’t see it and couldn’t imagine that something wrong happened.

[@MrSeanMDolan]

In this he hit him in the back of the head for the kill, was that even allowed back then?

[@Dylan98654]

Mike Tyson would destroy Max Baer!

[@johncasrey]

A film that trashed Baer. What a travesty. (Re "Actual footage" comments -- you have the same actor in the b&w faux vintage film as you do in the movie's color shots.)

[@Dylan98654]

It didn't process in my head what you meant by piece of garbage, but in that case he is. However Baer was a powerful fighter but terribly overrated, not half the skill of a prime Tyson. Tyson would knock Baer out!

[@Dylan98654]

Dude whatever. I've seen a few Max Baer fights and I don't see much other than power. Tyson had much more of an arsenal. The majority of boxing experts also say that Baer wasn't a great fighter either, mainly a power puncher.

[@NWO1121]

I really dont care what you think its your opinon and fact is he will destroy Tyson in a fight. I support a dude that loves his sport and never support a convicted rapist. Baer did not rape woman like Tyson they climbed into his bed on their own Tyson is a PIECE OF GARBAGE if you sit there defending him saying he is not a piece of garbage you really need a reality check my friend

[@BradenBest1]

We can watch this in history class but not saving private ryan. F

[@spmn3170]

Really? When I was in school we watched Saving Private Ryan during our WW2 studies lol. Of course parents had to sign permission. Wow what a change lol.

[@NoriMori1992]

Great film, but it really did Baer dirty. Just like what the film "Sully" did to the NTSB. Hollywood always feels the need to turn somebody into a villain. In real life, Baer was likeable and well-regarded, and very troubled by Frankie Campbell's death.

[@AnnaLVajda]

This was filmed in Riverdale Toronto.

[@joshuaizly5502]

All those comments saying the movie made Baer look bad and that he was better than that are disillusioned. The movie showed him killing his opponent which he did do. If you say that he felt guilty for doing it I believe you, but that doesn't change the fact that he did kill his opponent, so that's pretty much how it must have looked irl. He probably noticed later that the guy wasn't moving but hey it would have made no sense to let that clip in this scene go on and on in the movie. And please don't act like he's a saint for helping the kid that he made an orphan of.

[@Dylan98654]

I kind of disagree with your statement about Tyson being a piece garbage. He was a very skilled fighter. He would beat Baer because Baer was a playboy who rarely trained hard. Tyson would not beat Ali, Frazier, Foreman or Liston. He would beat Marciano, Louis, and many of the fighters of the 30's through the 50's.

[@everythingbelongstoallah71]

A lot of people in the comments are saying Max Baer was good person and he was sad when he killed Campbell yeah guys that is what any human being who is not some kind of psychopath would do but what you are missing the system who made 2 guys beat each other until one of them goes down for the money and entertainment I wholeheartedly believe that system shouldn't exist because it brought death many times for the short term and also the long term.

[@NWO1121]

Your opinon is laughable. i almost spit my drink of water the water came out my nose i never heard anything so funny. Show respect to the Legends. Whats next Babe Ruth had no baseball talents that Sammy Sosa or Albert Plouis is better than him too? come on get real. In the old days they had no TV's just Beer drinking party just radios most people had in those days. Same Training as Mike Tyson Mike would of 10 losts you can't defend the lackluster fighters Tyson beat. Tyson ruin the sport kid

[@CrossOfBayonne]

From what I've researched Max Baer actually did kill another boxer on the ring but showed empathy towards his family due to their sorrow afterwards even paying respects at his funeral.