2004 Irish comedy-drama directed by Damien O'Donnell. Starring James McAvoy as Rory O'Shea and Steven Robertson as Michael Connolly. Filmed in Dublin and Wicklow with Irish Film Board support
Woody Harrelson plays Marcus, a coach who becomes involved with a disabled basketball team. Marcus is arrested after a violent incident with the head coach Phil. He must coach "The Friends" team for 90 days as community service. Marcus develops a relationship with Alex, Johnny's sister who drives the team. The team faces challenges including financial difficulties and player conflicts
Born in Leicester in 1862, Merrick developed severe physical abnormalities before age five. His mother died when he was eleven, leaving him homeless and rejected by family. Suffered from permanent hip damage and speech difficulties
2006 biographical drama directed by Gabriele Muccino. Based on Chris Gardner's memoir about his one-year homelessness. Released December 15, 2006, starring Will Smith as homeless salesman
Born November 9, 1979, in Sitka, Alaska. Third child of Marty Raney and Mollee Roestel. Spent early life in Alaska, shaped by harsh conditions. Works as carpenter in family's "Alaska Stone and Log" business
R.J. Cutler's documentary explores Martha Stewart's life and career. Film spans from teenage modeling to Wall Street stockbroker. Uses hundreds of hours of interviews and Stewart's private archives