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Ali

Ali

“Float like a butterfly and sting like a bee.”
★6.7/10(1,944)Rage•2001•2h 37m
Drama
DirectorMichael Mann
ScreenplayChristopher Wilkinson, Eric Roth
Will Smith transforms physically and vocally into Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali for Michael Mann's sprawling biopic, tracing the boxer's rise from Olympic gold medalist to defiant conscientious objector who refused induction into the Vietnam War draft. The film covers roughly a decade of Ali's most turbulent years, from his conversion to Islam and friendship with Malcolm X to his exile from boxing and eventual return for the 'Rumble in the Jungle'. Smith earned an Oscar nomination for capturing both the showman's bravado and the private man's convictions, anchoring a film more interested in Ali's political courage than in ring choreography.
Release
Dec 10, 2001
Budget
$107M
Country
United States, Ghana, Mozambique, South Africa
Revenue
$88M

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Where to watch Ali? Ali is available for streaming on Netflix.
Who directed Ali? Ali is directed by Michael Mann.
Who stars in Ali? The main cast of Ali includes Will Smith, Jamie Foxx, Jon Voight, Mario Van Peebles, Ron Silver.
How long is Ali? Ali is 2h 37min long.

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Will Smith transforms physically and vocally into Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali for Michael Mann's sprawling biopic, tracing the boxer's rise from Olympic gold medalist to defiant conscientious objector who refused induction into the Vietnam War draft. The film covers roughly a decade of Ali's most turbulent years, from his conversion to Islam and friendship with Malcolm X to his exile from boxing and eventual return for the 'Rumble in the Jungle'. Smith earned an Oscar nomination for capturing both the showman's bravado and the private man's convictions, anchoring a film more interested in Ali's political courage than in ring choreography.

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