From the Ashes
Directed by James Erskine2011 1h 32mDocumentary, Sport
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From The Ashes is an uplifting and remarkable tale of a summer that changed English sport forever. In July 1981, rioting and discontent ruled the streets of England. On the playing fields, England was 1-0 down after two tests against old enemy, Australia, and iconic all-rounder Ian Botham, had resigned as English captain, hours before being pushed. Watching on was opposing Captain, Kim Hughes, the Golden Boy of Australian sport. Brilliant and eloquent, he seemed to be a master of the universe. With English cricket on the brink, bookmakers offered odds of 500-1 against an English win in the 3rd test. Yet, Botham would not lie down and rediscovered his cavalier flair in a series of remarkable, match-winning performances that defined him and saw The Ashes returned home. Packed with match action and interviews with the chief protagonists - including Botham, Gower, Willis, Marsh, Hughes and more - From The Ashes is set over one tempestuous month and tells the story of one of the most remarkable sporting turnarounds in history from the perspective of two men who would be king.
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From the Ashes was released on May 10, 2011.
From the Ashes was directed by James Erskine.
From the Ashes has a runtime of 1 hr 32 min.
From the Ashes was produced by James Erskine, Victoria Gregory.
The key characters in From the Ashes are Narrator (Tom Hardy), Self (Ian Botham), Self (Mike Brearley).
From the Ashes is a Documentary, Sport film.
From the Ashes has an audience rating of 8.4 out of 10.