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Sibling Relationship | Loss Of Loved One
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Brothers is a Hindi sports drama film that revolves around two estranged brothers, David and Monty, who both have a passion for mixed martial arts (MMA). The movie follows their individual journeys as they train for the biggest MMA tournament in the world and eventually end up facing each other in the ring. Along the way, they confront their troubled past and personal demons, as well as their strained relationship with their father. The film's cast, headlined by Akshay Kumar and Sidharth Malhotra, portrays the complexity and emotional depth of the lead characters convincingly. On top of that, the action-packed fight sequences add to the intensity and excitement of the story. Overall, Brothers is a moving and gripping tale of brotherhood, redemption, and the power of perseverance. The film showcases the trials and tribulations that come with pursuing one's dreams, as well as the importance of forgiveness and second chances.
Freedom of Expression Honorary Award | 2011 | Ryan
Top Ten of the Year International Competition | 2011 | Jim
Best Actor International Competition | 2011 | Tobey
Best Director for Film | 2010 | Jim
Best Original Song Motion Picture | 2010
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Drama | 2010 | Tobey
Best Picture | 2010
Best Actor | 2010 | Tobey
Best Performance by a Younger Actor | 2010 | Bailee
Best Actress | 2010 | Natalie
Best ActionAdventureThriller Film | 2010
Choice Movie Actor Drama | 2010 | Jake
Best Youth Performance | 2010 | Bailee
Best Original Song | 2010 | Bono
Best Young ActorActress | 2010 | Bailee
Best Supporting Actress | 2009 | Natalie
Best Actor | 2009 | Jake
Budget 26,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 43,500,000 USD
Jake Gyllenhaal learned of the death of his close friend Heath Ledger while he was in the middle of shooting a scene for this film. Gyllenhaal immediately walked off set, and returned to finish the scene two days later. He then took a longer bereavement leave before he was ready to continue with the rest of his scenes.
Originally, Jake Gyllenhaal wanted to play Sam and Tobey Maguire wanted to play Tommy. Jim Sheridan did not feel Maguire was convincing enough to play the "bad" brother, so they switched roles.
During one intense early prison scene, Jake Gyllenhaal jokingly reached into his pocket and took out a picture of Ledger to stick on the prison wall. "Like those prisoners put [loved ones] on the wall, but Jake's was Heath Ledger," one set source recalls. "That was hilarious. It was a nice moment." (This was before Ledger's death).
An American remake of the Danish film Brothers (2004).
Tobey Maguire nearly had to decline the lead role in Spider-Man 2 (2004) due to back injuries, and Jake Gyllenhaal was the top choice to replace him. While Gyllenhaal didn't receive the role because Maguire recovered in time, he did end up getting the role of Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019), released 15 years after Spider-Man 2. Maguire was also considered for the lead role in Jarhead (2005), which eventually went to Gyllenhaal.
"Sam Cahill: You know what I did to fucking get back to you? Grace Cahill: No. Sam Cahill: YOU FUCKING BITCH! YOU KNOW HOW HE FUCKING SUFFERED? HE FUCKING SUFFERED BECAUSE OF YOU! AND WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO MY FUCKING HOUSE AND MY FUCKING KIDS, GRACE? YOU ARE FUCKING MY BROTHER! Grace Cahill: Sam, you know I didn't. Sam Cahill: YOU ARE FUCKING MY BROTHER IN MY FUCKING HOUSE!"
"Sam Cahill: I'm drowning, Tommy."
