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Mark Wahlberg | Micky Ward | |
Christian Bale | Dicky Eklund | |
Amy Adams | Charlene Fleming | |
Melissa Leo | Alice Ward | |
Mickey O'Keefe | Himself | |
Jack McGee | George Ward | |
Melissa McMeekin | 'Little Alice' Eklund | |
Bianca Hunter | Cathy 'Pork' Eklund | |
Erica McDermott | Cindy 'Tar' Eklund | |
Jill Quigg | Donna Eklund Jaynes | |
Dendrie Taylor | Gail 'Red Dog' Eklund | |
Kate B. O'Brien | Phyllis 'Beaver' Eklund | |
Jenna Lamia | Sherri Ward | |
Frank Renzulli | Sal Lanano | |
Paul Campbell | Gary 'Boo Boo' Giuffrida |
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Producer |
David Hoberman
Darren Aronofsky |
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Writer |
Scott Silver
Paul Tamasy |
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Cinematography |
Hoyte Van Hoytema
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Musician | Michael Brook
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“The Fighter” is the story of Micky Ward (Mark Wahlberg) who is known as ‘Irish’, an up and coming lightweight boxer. Micky is being trained by his half-brother Dicky Eklund (Christian Bale) who is very grueling in his methods of training for his younger half-brother. Micky has one problem though; he’s a recovering drug addict and ex-con who falls in love with a woman, Charlene Fleming (Amy Adams). It quickly proves that women and fighting don’t mix as Micky is torn between his three worlds; wanting to be a boxing champion, running from his shady past and wanting to become the next big boxing champion. |
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