FeaturePG2006·105m·7.0

Invincible

Dreams are not lived on the sidelines

DramaHistory

Inspired by the true story of Vince Papale, a man with nothing to lose who ignored the staggering odds and made his dream come true. When the coach of Papale's beloved hometown football team hosted an unprecedented open tryout, the public consensus was that it was a waste of time – no one good enough to play professional football was going to be found this way.

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Cast

Mark Wahlberg

Vince Papale

Greg Kinnear

Dick Vermeil

Elizabeth Banks

Janet Cantrell

Kevin Conway

Frank Papale

Michael Rispoli

Max Cantrell

Kirk Acevedo

Tommy

Dov Davidoff

Johnny

Michael Kelly

Pete

Sal Darigo

Mick

Nicoye Banks

TJ Banks

Turron Kofi Alleyne

Ronnie Sampson

Cosmo DeMatteo

Dean German

Stink Fisher

Denny Franks

Michael Mulheren

AC Craney

Michael Nouri

Mr. Tose

Jack Kehler

Wade Chambers

Lola Glaudini

Sharon Papale

Paige Turco

Carol Vermeil

Tristan Phillips

Richie Vermeil

Morgan Turner

Susan Vermeil

Details

Status: Released
Original language: English
Languages: English
Budget: $30.0M
Revenue: $57.8M
Age rating: PG
Quality: 4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production: Walt Disney Pictures

Crew

Director

Ericson Core

Writers

Brad Gann

Mark Isham

Original Music Composer

Ericson Core

Director of Photography

Gerald B. Greenberg

Editor

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Reviews

r96sk

11/5/2020

8.0

Missing an extra bit of punch, but <em>'Invincible'</em> is another strong sports drama from Disney. Mark Wahlberg is a great choice to play Vince Papale, who this film is based on. I enjoyed following his character's arc, it is a predictable one but it still produces a load of heart. Greg Kinnear (Dick Vermeil) and Elizabeth Banks (Janet) add a good amount with their supporting roles. I also like those who play Papale's friends, Michael Kelly being one. It takes the usual liberties with what actually happened in real life, but that's not important to me. All I care about is how the film comes out, and this produces a very enjoyable film. I'd recommend it.