Synopsis
Venus, Serena and a plan for greatness.
Richard Williams serves as a coach to his daughters Venus and Serena, who will soon become two of the most legendary tennis players in history.
King Richard
2021 Directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green
Cast
Will Smith Aunjanue Ellis Saniyya Sidney Demi Singleton Tony Goldwyn Jon Bernthal Susie Abromeit Dylan McDermott Judith Chapman Katrina Begin Erin Cummings Andy Bean Kevin Dunn Craig Tate Calvin Clausell Jr. Mikayla LaShae Bartholomew Daniele Lawson Layla Crawford Erika Ringor Noah Bean Josiah Cross Vaughn W. Hebron Jimmy Walker Jr. Brad Greenquist Johnno Wilson Robert Nuscher Christopher Wallinger Chase Del Rey Connie Ventress Show All…
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Will Smith Lynn Harris Jada Pinkett Smith Adam Merims James Lassiter Tim White Jon Mone Venus Williams Serena Williams Allan Mandelbaum Trevor White Isha Price Peter Dodd
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Scott Puckett Loren Robinson Cliff Welsh Alexandre Cancado Meagan Chancellor Jeremy Burns Brandon Nelson Andrew Kalicki B.L. Jurgens
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Alternative Titles
킹 리처드, 王者理查德, La méthode Williams
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wow, i cried though soooo much of this. i have not (consciously) lived in a world without venus and serena as legends, so it’s always been kind of lost to me just how much of a breakthrough they were in the tennis world. until watching this i also didn’t really realize i had never seen a sports movie about black girls. the realization came to me over and over as i watched this and i started crying every time, which is more a credit to the history than the film itself, save for a few moments that made the history feel so potent; venus walking onto the green at her final match, learning she went 63-0, seeing her walk past…
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A film where Jon Bernthal plays a genuinely nice guy? I never thought I'd see the day
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Thank you Hollywood for reminding me that behind every successful child there’s an abusive parent.
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I’m not saying having a beyoncé song in a film makes it better but there is a reason why i gave this film an extra half a star
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THEY DID THAT!!! love me a good inspirational biopic every now and again i can't deny
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The mid-budget star-driven nature of this film really made me miss the early 2000s when everything wasn’t either a $300 million Marvel movie or a $1-5 million arthouse Oscar-bait film.
Please bring back more crowd-pleasing high-quality creatively-inspired blockbusters. We need more King Richards.
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Will Smith is one of the biggest movie stars of the last 30 years, which is one of the reasons he’s never been particularly good at playing normal people. As a secret government agent saving the world from a giant alien cockroach, he was so believable that even Tommy Lee Jones took him seriously. As Muhammad Ali, he made embodying the Greatest seem like a lateral move. As a homeless medical device salesman in 1981 San Francisco, or, uh, whoever the hell he was supposed to be in “Seven Pounds,” it felt like Smith couldn’t stop himself from veering into a kind of doleful civilian drag, as if the only alternative he could imagine to being on top of the…
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