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Coach Carter 2005 Hindi Dual Audio 480p BluRay 450MB

24 Aug 2020

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Movie Info:

IMDb Rating:- 7.554/2466
Movie Name: Coach Carter
Original title: Coach Carter
Release Year: 2005
Release Date: 2005-01-14
Language: Dual Audio (Hindi – English) BluRay 480p Format Mkv
Size: 450MB
Quality: BluRay
Format: Mkv
Runtime : 136 minutes
Original language: en
Genres: Drama, History
Writers: Mark Schwahn, John Gatins
Cast: Samuel L. Jackson as Ken Carter, Rob Brown as Kenyon Stone, Robert Ri'chard as Damien Carter, Rick Gonzalez as Timo Cruz, Nana Gbewonyo as Junior Battle, Antwon Tanner as Worm, Channing Tatum as Jason Lyle, Ashanti as Kyra, Texas Battle as Maddux, Lacey Beeman as Susan, Octavia Spencer as Mrs. Battle, Allison Kyler as Dancer, Cindy Chiu as Bay Hill Cheerleader, Adrienne Bailon-Houghton as Dominique, Dana Davis as Peyton, Sonya Eddy as Worm's Mother, Debbi Morgan as Tonya, Mel Winkler as Coach White, Paul Rae as Guardian, Ray Baker as St. Francis Coach, Roger Lim as Benson Chiu (uncredited), Vincent Laresca as Renny, Sidney Faison as Ty Crane, Marc McClure as Susan's Dad, Jenny Gago as President Martinez, Ben Weber as Mr. Gesek, Floyd Levine as Taxi Driver
Director: Thomas Carter

Storyline:

Based on a true story, in which Richmond High School head basketball coach Ken Carter made headlines in 1999 for benching his undefeated team due to poor academic results.