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The Damned United, 2009

The Damned United

English

UK

Rating:7.5
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Profile of The Damned United

The mood of The Damned United is sentimental, sincere, and tense. The plot centers around a sports team, a workplace, and power relations. It is a drama, sports, and period movie. In approach, The Damned United is serious and realistic. The setting is England. It happens in the 1960s. The Damned United is drawn from a biography, originally a true story, and based on a book. The movie is known for being a masterpiece and critically acclaimed.

Summary of The Damned United

After tackling Tony Blair and David Frost, actor Michael Sheen turns to another driven historical figure: football manager Brian Clough. Talented but abrasive, Clough alienates some of those around him, including his rival, Don Revie. When Clough has the chance to coach Leeds, Revie’s former team, he takes on the role of the manager of the country’s best soccer team. Also starring Timothy Spall, Jim Broadbent, and Colm Meaney, this film marks the fourth time screenwriter Peter Morgan (THE QUEEN, FROST/NIXON) has crafted a character for Sheen.

Details

Language: English
Country: UK
Release date: 9 October 2009
Runtime: 98 min

Cast and Crew

Michael Sheen as Brian Clough in The Damned United
Michael Sheen

as Brian Clough

Timothy Spall as Peter Taylor in The Damned United
Timothy Spall

as Peter Taylor

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The Damned United (2009)
The Damned United (2009)

Clips

The Damned United
The Damned United: Trailer

Users Reviews

Micheal Sheen seems to specialize in playing well known Englishmen. David Frost, Tony Blair and here Brian Clough. I'll admit I knew nothing about English soccer or Mr. Clough going in but was engaged by the story of this hardheaded coach. It's...
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