Rocky Marciano Is Dead

Rocky Marciano Is Dead

Rocky Marciano Is Dead

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Rocky Marciano Is Dead

1976

1h 9m

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Drama

TV Movie

Overview

Boxing's lost its soul. The noble art is now big business, and Harry's a has-been manager. But his dream remains-to find a champion, a new Louis, a new Marciano.

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Cast & Crew

16 members

Acting

Ron Moody

Harry

Ron Moody

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Lesley Dunlop

Sue

Lesley Dunlop

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Jeffery Kissoon

Sonny

Jeffery Kissoon

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Wolfe Morris

Schnorrer

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David Reid

Sebastian

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Stephen Greif

Joe Marks

Stephen Greif

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Yvonne Bonnamy

Phoebe

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Steven Beard

Boy squatter

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Maya Kemp

Girl squatter

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Phil Daniels

First youth

Phil Daniels

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Mario Renzullo

Second youth

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Mark Burdis

First boy

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Paul Pender

Second boy

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Alex Tompkins

Arthur

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Joe Ritchie

Old man

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Marjorie Wilde

Old woman

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