Credited cast: | |||
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | ... | Self (as Lew Alcindor) | |
Lamman Rucker | ... | Self | |
Kevin Durant | ... | Self | |
Victor Oladipo | ... | Self | |
James Brown | ... | Self | |
John Thompson | ... | Self | |
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Len Bias | ... | Self (archive footage) |
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Quinn Cook | ... | Self |
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Red Auerbach | ... | Self (archive footage) |
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Steve Francis | ... | Self |
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Jerami Grant | ... | Self |
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Thomas Paolucci | ... | Self |
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Parris N. Glendening | ... | Self |
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Michael Beasley | ... | Self |
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Adrian Dantley | ... | Self |
A fascinating examination of a remarkable community, this documentary tells the story of Prince George's County, Md., and its social, economic and cultural evolution through the lens of some of basketball's biggest stars. Since 2000, the county just outside the nation's capital has spawned some 25 NBA players, more than a dozen WNBA players, and countless more who have competed at elite universities, highlighting the decades-long prevalence of basketball within the region. Written by SHOWTIME
A fairly cursory look at at a really deep and well rooted phenomenon. Quite a few of these basketball legends deserved a telling of their own tales of at least this length (Beasley, Len Bias, Curtis Malone, etc.) There is so much more that could of been told here warts and all. Should of been a series.