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Body and Soul (2000)
Charlie Davis, an ambitious small-town boxer with dreams of making it as a professional, travels to Reno with his unwavering friend Tiny. On his climb to the top, he loses himself and the people he cares for most.
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Charlie Davis, an ambitious small-town boxer with dreams of making it as a professional, travels to Reno with his unwavering friend Tiny. On his climb to the top, he loses himself and the people he cares for most.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, TV Movie
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In Theaters:9/1/2000
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:MGM Television
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