The Best LGBT Films and Shows to Watch Online
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Jupp Heynckes: Player – Coach – Person
A deep and personal portrait of legendary German footballer and coach Jupp Heynckes. The film follows his journey as a prolific goal scorer in his playing days, his highly successful coaching career crowned by major titles including two Champions League triumphs and the historic 2013 treble with Bayern Munich, and the humble, resilient man behind the legend, shaped by family, loyalty, and an enduring passion for the game.
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A deep and personal portrait of legendary German footballer and coach Jupp Heynckes. The film follows his journey as a prolific goal scorer in his playing days, his highly successful coaching career crowned by major titles including two Champions League triumphs and the historic 2013 treble with Bayern Munich, and the humble, resilient man behind the legend, shaped by family, loyalty, and an enduring passion for the game.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:FC Bayern München
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Jupp Heynckes
Self
Uli Hoeneß
Self
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
Self
Udo Lattek
Self (archive footage)
Bastian Schweinsteiger
Self (archive footage)
Petr Čech
Self (archive footage)
Arjen Robben
Self (archive footage)
David Alaba
Self (archive footage)
Thiago Alcantara
Self (archive footage)
Raimond Aumann
Self (archive footage)
Holger Badstuber
Self (archive footage)
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