Muhammad Ali: Made In Miami (2008) Produced by Gaspar González, Alan Tomlinson Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali: Made in Miami. Photo: © Bob Gomel Muhammad Ali:The Greatest Review d: Carlos Larkin Shot in 2008 and clocking in at 54 minutes, Gaspar González and Alan Tomlinson's PBS documentary Muhammad Ali: Made in Miami covers much of the same terrain as Carlos Larkin's Muhammad Ali: The Greatest, as both lean heavily on Ali’s life in the 1960s. One difference is that Made in Miami focuses on his training in Miami in the years when he first turned professional. The documentary also offers longer interviews with Ali's trainers (e.g., Angelo Dundee), doctors (e.g., Ferdie Pacheco), and sycophantic journalists who rave about how disciplined Ali was in regard to women and drink — so much so that some thought he was gay. More blatantly than the first film, Made in...
- 9/15/2011
- by Dan Schneider
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