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Vidor’s success continued with The Champ (1931), an unabashedly maudlin—but wildly popular—tale of father-son love. Beery starred as a washed-up boxer who looks to make a comeback in order to keep custody of his son (Jackie Cooper). The film received an Academy Award nomination for outstanding production, and Beery…. Read More.
Wallace Beery won an Academy Award-winning and Jackie Cooper became a star for their performances as a broken-down prizefighter and the son who's devoted to his father--a man he will forever see as The Champ.Billy Flynn (Beery-Flesh), who used to be a champion boxer, barely earns enough money to keep himself and his boy, Dink (Cooper--Little Rascals films) alive when his ex-wife returns. She ...
A broken-down alcoholic prizefighter struggles to keep custody of his adoring son.
El campeón (título original: The Champ ) es una película estadounidense de 1931 protagonizada por Wallace Beery y Jackie Cooper, dirigida por King Vidor a partir de un guion de Frances Marion, Leonard Praskins y Wanda Tuchock. Se basa en la historia de un boxeador alcohólico acabado (Beery) que intenta recomponer su vida por el bien de su ...
Contenidos. El campeón (película de 1979) The Champ es un filme de 1979, dirigido por Franco Zeffirelli, nueva versión de la película de igual título ganadora del premio Óscar a mejor fotografía de 1931, que había sido dirigida por King Vidor. La protagonizan Jon Voight, Ricky Schroder y Faye Dunaway .
In an Academy Award -winning Best Actor performance, burly Wallace Beery -- with his fog-cutter voice and gruff warmth -- plays the washed-up prizefighter making a ring comeback to provide for his son. Nine-year-old "Our Gang" comedy star Jackie Cooper is Dink, as devoted a son as ever stood in any man's corner. Laugh.
Billy (Jon Voight) used to be a great boxer, but he's settled into a hardscrabble life that revolves around drinking, training horses, and the one bright spot in his existence -- his young son, T ...
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