+ Follow JIM BRADDOCK Tag
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[Title] => How Crowe prepared for Hood role
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You may fault Russell Crowe as a person for his volatile temper that often gets him into tight situations but you can never find fault (well, almost!) with him as an actor. He’s a million-dollar actor.
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Jim Braddock walks into a lounge, where a few of his old boxing cohorts are either busy making deals or are merely relaxing from the boredom of boxing inactivity brought about by the Great Depression. Wearing the face of a man hungry from days of deprivation and dressed in tattered, two-day old clothes, Braddock summons all his courage and swallows all his pride as he asks these men for a few loose change to add to the emergency relief he received from the city.
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JIM BRADDOCK
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Ricky Lo | September 11, 2005 - 12:00am
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Ricky Lo | September 4, 2005 - 12:00am
