Logo
Welcome Guest

Fighting - Dito Montiel

0
No votes yet
Directed by: 
Dito Montiel
Screenplay by: 
Robert Munic
Dito Montiel
Produced by: 
Kevin Misher
Release year: 
2009
Country: 
United States of America
Runtime: 
105min
Genre: 
Action Film
Martial Arts Film
Teen film
Sports
Crime Fiction
Thriller
Adventure Film
Drama
Music by: 
David Wittman
Jonathan Elias
Subjects: 
Boxing
Tagline: 
Some dreams are worth the fight.
Plot: 
Shawn MacArthur, the kind-hearted son of an Alabama wrestling coach, makes a grim living selling fake products on the streets in New York. After dealing with thieving punks, he's discovered by bare-knuckle/street-fight manager, Harvey Boarden. He soon proves himself worthy and starts earning a small fortune, part of which he volunteers to spend on single mother Zulay Velez. Shawn doesn't cheat and that seems to be a major problem, notably after the arrival of his Alabama high-school rival.
Cast: 
Brian J. White
as
Evan Hailey
Channing Tatum
as
Shawn MacArthur
Terrence Howard
as
Harvey Boarden
Luis Guzmán
as
Martinez
Zulay Henao
as
Zulay Velez
Cung Le
as
Dragon Le
Anthony DeSando
as
Christopher Anthony
Peter Anthony Tambakis
as
Z
Flaco Navaja
as
Ray Ray
Michael Rivera
as
Ajax
Danny Mastrogiorgio
as
Trader Jim
Altagracia Guzman
as
Alba Guzmán
Roger Guenveur Smith
as
Jack Dancing
Ivan Martin
as
Jerry
Gabrielle Pelucco
as
Lila
Angelic Zambrana
as
Kimo's Girl
Dante Nero
as
Kimo
Jim Coope
as
Roommate Sal
Melody Herman
as
Fine Claudette
Doug Yasuda
as
Jun Seoul
Rich Pecci
as
Loud Club Wanna Be
Nina Poon
as
Questionable Asian
David John Bernardo
as
Strong Pete
Manuel Cabral
as
Screaming Man
Christopher Swift
as
Father
Elias Swift
as
Son
John Cenatiempo
as
Big Construction Worker
Steven Randazzo
as
Toll Booth Clerk
Kimelisa Chomba Dunn
as
Crazy Mary
Jovan U. Hernandez
as
Little Boy
Jessica Castro
as
Flawless Woman #1
Michelle Gottschalk
as
Flawless Woman #2
Christina Llano
as
Flawless Woman #3
Michael Early
as
Mr. Wilson
Louis Vanaria
as
Driver Charles
Fernando Limonta
as
Cooler Kid
Aram Lumley
as
Sleepy
Manuel Molina
as
Giovanni
Manuel Molina
as
Mannie
Clem Cheung
as
Korean Grocer
Julia Garro
as
Fine Russian Girl #1
Misha Hasiuk
as
Fine Russian Girl #2
Yuri Foreman
as
Russian Fighter Yuri
Peter Mele
as
Doorman Renee
Kevin Coffey
as
Local
Jermel Wilson
as
Man in a Cowhide Suit
Ksyn Cason
as
Fine Woman Shevonne
Berto Colon
as
Expensive Suit Man
Eléonore Hendricks
as
Waitress Riley
Marilyn Raphael
as
Old Woman
Ann McGowan
as
Woman Outside
(
Protestor
)
Joel Nagle
as
Binghampton #1
Richard DeDomenico
as
Sydney
Fredric Ross-Wilmoth
as
Greek Diner Owner
Mahindra Persaud
as
Doorman
Chad Thompson
as
Business/Suitcase Guy
André Tavarez
as
Thief #1
Antonio Gonzalez
as
Thief #2
Ibn Dixon
as
Thief #3
James Caver
as
Pink Bunny Man
Boris Talis
as
Announcer
Janet Paparazzo
as
Old Religious Woman
William Cote
as
Irate Customer
Leonard Hollinger
as
Text Message Man
Keith Greaves
as
The Three Drummers #1
Robert Humphrey
as
The Three Drummers #2
Shayshahn MacPherson
as
The Three Drummers #3
James P. Anderson
as
Russian Highroller
David Barroso
as
Yuri's Russian Friend
Judy Beil
as
Business Woman
Kevin Cannon
as
Street Hood
Gary Cherkassky
as
Russian Mobster
Youri Cho
as
Arcade Girl
Stephanie Cieplinski
as
Subway Girl
Marmee Cosico
(
Extra
)
Rafael Francisco
as
Fighter
Jet Harp
as
Gang Member
Michael Jeremiah
as
Latino Biker
Evan Lewis
as
Fight Guest
Jeanette Lutz
as
Russian Girl #1
Karen Nazarov
as
Russian Girl #2
Xavier Rafael
as
Fight Attendee
Vincent James Russo
as
Club Patron
D. Justyn Ryan
as
Russian Gangster
(
Fight Scenes
)
D. Justyn Ryan
as
Wall Street Banker
Harry L. Seddon
as
Sandwich Board Man
Josie Marie Smith
as
Tough Girl
Paul Thornton
as
Upscale Businessman
Yuri Votyakov
as
Coach
Norman Wakefield
as
Evan's Crew Member #1

Reviews

There are no reviews yet, Be the first to rate this movie.
"You is kind. You is smart. You is important."
The Help, 2011