The Great White Hype

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The Great White Hype is a 1996 satirical sports comedy film that lampoons the boxing industry, racial dynamics, and media hype surrounding prizefights.

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instanceOf film
basedOn story by Ron Shelton
character James Roper NERFINISHED
Mitchell Kane NERFINISHED
Rev. Fred Sultan NERFINISHED
Ringside announcer
Terry Conklin NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Ronald Víctor García NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts manipulation of public opinion by media
promotion of a boxing match
racial marketing in sports
director Reginald Hudlin NERFINISHED
distributor 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
editedBy Kaja Fehr NERFINISHED
genre comedy film
satire
sports comedy
hasGenreElement boxing film
sports satire
language English
mainTheme boxing industry corruption
commercialization of prizefights
media hype
racial dynamics in sports
musicBy Marcus Miller NERFINISHED
producer Judd Apatow NERFINISHED
Reginald Hudlin NERFINISHED
productionCompany Apatow Productions NERFINISHED
New Regency Productions NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1996
ratingMPAA R
releaseDate 1996-05-03
runtimeMinutes 91
screenwriter Ron Marz NERFINISHED
Ron Shelton NERFINISHED
Tony Hendra NERFINISHED
setIn boxing world
starring Cheech Marin NERFINISHED
Corbin Bernsen NERFINISHED
Damon Wayans NERFINISHED
Jamie Foxx NERFINISHED
Jeff Goldblum NERFINISHED
Jon Lovitz NERFINISHED
Peter Berg NERFINISHED
Salli Richardson NERFINISHED
Samuel L. Jackson NERFINISHED

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Reginald Hudlin notableWork The Great White Hype
Reginald Hudlin directed The Great White Hype