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Muhammad Alis Greatest Fight (2013) 720p WEB-DL X264 DDP-BulIT
Theatrical Release: 2013-10-05 DVD Release: 1970-01-01 Torrent Release: 03-06-2022 by user
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Movie Genre:
Biography, Drama
Runtime:
97 min.
Parental Rating:
Not Rated
Awards:
Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys. Another 1 win & 5 nominations.
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In 1964, world champion boxer Muhammad Ali requested exemption from the military draft based on his religious beliefs. His request was denied and when he refused induction into the army, he was convicted and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment. His case eventually works itself up the Supreme Court. In their first conference after the case is presented, the justices decide by majority vote to uphold the conviction and Justice John Harlan is tasked with preparing the majority opinion. He assigns one of his clerks, Kevin Connolly, to prepare a first draft but try as he might he believes that decision his wrong. His draft argues for overturning the conviction and Harlan agrees with him. The justice must now find a way to convince his colleagues.
Sinopsis by IMDBMuhammad Ali's Greatest Fight
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2061756/
English subs: http://yavka.net/subs/12741/EN
Country: United States
Year: 2013
Language: English
Genre: Biography, Drama
Runtime: 97 min.
Director: Stephen Frears
Writer: Howard L. Bingham, Shawn Slovo
Cast: Christopher Plummer, Frank Langella, Ed Begley Jr., Barry Levinson, John Bedford Lloyd, Fritz Weaver, Harris Yulin, Danny Glover, Benjamin Walker, Pablo Schreiber, Dana Ivey, Lisa Joyce, Peter McRobbie, Victor Slezak, Charlie Hewson ...
.:Plot:.
In 1964, world champion boxer Muhammad Ali requested exemption from the military draft based on his religious beliefs. His request was denied and when he refused induction into the army, he was convicted and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment. His case eventually worked its way up to the Supreme Court. In their first conference after the case is presented, the justices decide by majority vote to uphold the conviction and Justice John Harlan is tasked with preparing the majority opinion. He assigns one of his clerks, Kevin Connolly, to prepare a first draft but try as he might he believes that decision was wrong. His draft argues for overturning the conviction and Harlan agrees with him. The justice must now find a way to convince his colleagues
