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| Marco Leonardi | ... | Diego Armando Maradona | |
| Juan Leyrado | ... | Guillermo Coppola | |
| Julieta Díaz | ... | Claudia Villafañe | |
| Roly Serrano | ... | Chitoro (as Rolly Serrano) | |
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Luis Machín | ... | Marcos Franchi |
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Fabián Arenillas | ... | Leo |
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Norma Argentina | ... | Tota |
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Emiliano Kaczka | ... | Jorge Cisterpiller |
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Abel Ayala | ... | Young Maradona |
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Lucas Escariz | ... | Salazar |
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Eliana González | ... | Young Claudia |
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Giovanni Mauriello | ... | Presidente |
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| Lisandro Berenguer | ... | Director Publicidad | |
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Gabriela Cóceres | ... | Raffaella Carrá |
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Javier De la Vega | ||
The life of the former football player Diego Armando Maradona is recreated in this film, from his childhood up to his first heart attack and his firm decision of recovering himself, passing through his stage of largest football glory when he was awarded with ten titles. This helped him to be chosen, in 2000, as the best athlete in the century, in a vote promoted by the FIFA. Written by Anonymous
I saw this film in Italy but I am from Argentina. Of course this is different point of view. The life of Diego is showed as real as he told. You can think this is not all the true (and probably ain't), but actually is the most near story to the real life of Maradona. The film, is counted through flashbacks between the present and the past. Showing a man with success and errors and with a great self-destructing capacity. We see a contradictory, frank, arrogant, fragile, generous man. The film is not more than what seeks to be and that it is its main virtue. Excellent the first 15 minutes. With the sick Diego seeing to his self at childhood playing in a big stadium. Good cast and atmosphere.