FILMARAli Rap2006

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How Long Is “Ali Rap”?

Name: Ali Rap
Released: 2006
Duration: 44 min
Cast: Muhammad Ali

44m runtime

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film with a runtime of 44 minutes, released in 2006. Presented in English.

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Runtime44m

Minutes44

One SittingYes

With Break56m

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Iconic, eclectic, and internationally renowned, Muhammad Ali was much more than a boxer; he articulated the moods and thoughts of a generation. With his profound statements on the sports world and beyond, Ali captivated the nation with his unpredictable and unforgettable raps and rhymes. This dynamic film is a poetic account of the life and career of Ali…in his own words. Based upon the book by George Lois and hosted by rapper Chuck D, Ali Rap features classic Ali quotes from the man himself as well as guest stars. Discover how the ‘Greatest of All Time’ was an entertaining and provocative messenger of some of today’s most best known sound bytes.

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Runtime44m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break56m

Movie Facts

Release Year2006

Runtime44m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorJoseph Maar

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