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Driven (2001)

Driven (2001)
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Sylvester Stallone wrote the screenplay for this action-packed drama directed by Renny Harlin and set in the dangerous, high-stakes world of CART auto racing. Jimmy Bly (Kip Pardue) is an up-and-coming young star of the open-wheel circuit, but he's slipping in the rankings as the championships loom. Under pressure from his promoter brother Demille (Robert Sean Leonard) and wheelchair-bound owner Carl Henry (Burt Reynolds), Jimmy is given a mentor -- Joe Tanto (Stallone), a once great CART competitor whose career and marriage to Cathy (Gina Gershon) were destroyed by a tragic accident. Joe must earn the rookie's trust, while attempting a career comeback, dealing with persistent reporter Lucretia Clan (Stacy Edwards), and facing Cathy, who's remarried to rival racing sensation Memo Moreno (Cristian de la Fuente). Meanwhile, Jimmy is stirring up his own romantic trouble by pursuing Sophia (Estella Warren), the girlfriend of top driver Beau Brandenburg (Til Schweiger). Long interested in creating a car racing drama, Stallone penned Driven after abandoning a film biography of real-life Formula One legend Ayrton Senna. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi

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Starring:
Sylvester StalloneBurt Reynolds, (more)
Director(s):
Renny Harlin
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Driven

Sylvester Stallone wrote the screenplay for this action-packed drama directed by Renny Harlin and set in the dangerous, high-stakes world of CART auto racing. Jimmy Bly (Kip Pardue) is an up-and-coming young star of the open-wheel circuit, but he's slipping in the rankings as the championships loom. Under pressure from his promoter brother Demille (Robert Sean Leonard) and wheelchair-bound owner Carl Henry (Burt Reynolds), Jimmy is given a mentor -- Joe Tanto (Stallone), a once great CART competitor whose career and marriage to Cathy (Gina Gershon) were destroyed by a tragic accident. Joe must earn the rookie's trust, while attempting a career comeback, dealing with persistent reporter Lucretia Clan (Stacy Edwards), and facing Cathy, who's remarried to rival racing sensation Memo Moreno (Cristian de la Fuente). Meanwhile, Jimmy is stirring up his own romantic trouble by pursuing Sophia (Estella Warren), the girlfriend of top driver Beau Brandenburg (Til Schweiger). Long interested in creating a car racing drama, Stallone penned Driven after abandoning a film biography of real-life Formula One legend Ayrton Senna. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
117 mins

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Director(s):
Renny Harlin
Writer(s):
Sylvester Stallone
Producer(s):
Renny HarlinElie SamahaSylvester Stallone
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Violence, Profanity)
Categories:
Action / Adventure
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    Shane W.

    Pretty much what you'd expect from the given cast - But entertaining, worth seeing

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    Luis A.

    This movie was really hyped up and it didn't deliver, the race scenes were CGI and there is only one scene I liked in the movie and that is the city chase, other than that the music was cool and the acting was lousym shallow plot....

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    Cher S.

    Driven is a great movie - but make sure you watch the outtake commentary by Sly - His understanding of each charactor is essential to the real story being told and is left out by the "Hollywood" editors. The story is good, the real story is GREAT! Good work Sly!

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