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📅 2004 ⏱ 2h 15min PG Released FHD / 4K

Miracle

"Who do you play for?"

DramaHistory

When college coach Herb Brooks is hired to helm the 1980 U.S. men's Olympic hockey team, he brings a unique and brash style to the ice. After assembling a team of hot-headed college all-stars, who are humiliated in an early match, Brooks unites his squad against a common foe: the heavily-favored Soviet team.

🎬 DirectorGavin O'Connor

📅 Release2004-02-06

🌍 CountryUnited States of America

🗣 LanguageEnglish

🏢 StudioWalt Disney Pictures

🗳 Votes658

🔥 Popularity4

💰 Budget$28,000,000

💵 Revenue$64,400,000

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🎭 Cast

Kurt Russell

Herb Brooks

Patricia Clarkson

Patty Brooks

Noah Emmerich

Craig Patrick

Sean McCann

Walter Bush

Kenneth Welsh

Doc Nagobads

Eddie Cahill

Jim Craig

Patrick O'Brien Demsey

Mike Eruzione

Michael Mantenuto

Jack O'Callahan

Nathan West

Rob McClanahan

Kenneth Mitchell

Ralph Cox

Eric Peter-Kaiser

Mark Johnson

Don S. Davis

Bob Fleming

Bill Mondy

Lou Nanne

Tom Butler

Bob Allen

Michael Kopsa

Bruce Norris

🎥 Crew

DirectorGavin O'Connor

Production DesignJohn Willett

ProducerGordon Gray

Music EditorJames Burt

Art DirectionRoss Dempster

Director of PhotographyDan Stoloff

EditorDaric Loo

Set DecorationMary-Lou Storey

ProducerMark Ciardi

EditorJohn Gilroy

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💬 Reviews

John Chard⭐ 7/10

Disney doing what they do best with this sort of material. It's a feel good sports movie based around the true story of Coach Herb Brooks (Kurt Russell) who had the unenviable task of leading the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team in the Winter Olympics at Lake Placid. Where the all conquering Russian squad were waiting. We follow Brooks as he assembles a youthful squad then pushes them to the li…

r96sk⭐ 8/10

I do love a sports drama, which is fortunate as Disney sure do a lot of them! <em>'Miracle'</em> is very good, as it details the events of the 1980 Winter Olympics between the hockey teams of the US and the USSR. The constant connections to world events can feel a little forced in parts, but I entirely get what they were going for - it doesn't hamper things at all, anyway. Kurt Russell is su…