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Borg vs McEnroe

Movie
2017
1h 48m
R
Swedish
Drama, History
User Score: 
7.1
Critic Score: 
74
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The Swedish Björn Borg and the American John McEnroe, the best tennis players in the world, maintain a legendary duel during the 1980 Wimbledon tournament.
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Borg vs McEnroe

R
Movie
2017
1h 48m
Swedish
Drama, History
The Swedish Björn Borg and the American John McEnroe, the best tennis players in the world, maintain a legendary duel during the 1980 Wimbledon tournament.
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74

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Sverrir Gudnason
Björn Borg
Shia LaBeouf
John McEnroe
Stellan Skarsgrd
Lennart Bergelin
Tuva Novotny
Mariana Simionescu
Leo Borg
Younger Björn Borg
Marcus Mossberg
Young Björn Borg
Jackson Gann
Young John McEnroe
Scott Arthur
Peter Fleming
Ian Blackman
John McEnroe Senior
Robert Emms
Vitas Gerulaitis
David Bamber
UK Commentator George Barnes
Jane Perry
Kay McEnroe
Roy McCrerey
Björn Borg's Agent #2
Bjrn Granath
Bengt Grive
Tom Datnow
Jimmy Connors
Colin Stinton
Talk Show Host
Janis Ahern
Psychologist
Bob Boudreaux
Mr. Henderson
Wille Glyt
National Teamplayer #2
Anders Berg
Södertälje Tennis Coach
Iva indelkov
Borg's fan (uncredited)
Jamie Marshall
British Commentator
Mats Blomgren
Rune Borg
James Sobol Kelly
Phil, John's agent
Directed By: Janus Metz
Written By: Ronnie Sandahl (Screenplay)

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stakahashi says...
6 years ago
Always seemed on the verge of being an epic storytelling, but fell short in depth & execution in the end. Borg was fascinating and it would have been great to see more depth with McEnroe. The tennis match reenactments just weren't engaging enough and made me wish to just be able to watch the actual matches.
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KurtMoney says...
6 years ago
Love this movie. I am ashamed to admit it was made better by the fact that I totalllllyy forgot who won in real life so I was super on the edge of my seat.
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timekills says...
6 years ago
If you were watching tennis, even casually aware, during this time you'll remember what you thought you knew. This is a great take on "the rest of the story." I remember my Mom telling me at that time that Connors had McEnroe's bad boy reputation not long earlier. To me, Connors seemed like the "good" American, and Mac was the ass. We all thought Borg was always "IceBorg". This movie helps understand all that.
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faithful soul says...
6 years ago
Tense and thrilling on the court, but a little dull off it. Still, it's game, set and match to the actors portraying the two tennis rivals; they held my interest, despite my disinterest in the sport itself.
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Featured User Reviews

pygospa
8/10  6 years ago
Actually I hate tennis. And this movie shows so much tennis, that I should actually hate this movie as well.

But this movie was so thrilling, even though it shows so much tennis, it was so interesting, it kept me on the edge of my seat, that I have to give it a great rating.

Both actors are More
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warnie
5/10  6 years ago
As a tennis fan and player, growing up I was inspired by Jimmy Connors but who could ever forget Borg and McEnroe. I wouldn't exactly call it a great rivalry, I think they only played each other 14 times but in the 80's there were a small group of players that transformed tennis into the nex More
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John Chard
4 years ago
You can't be serious!

Borg vs McEnroe is directed by Janus Metz and written by Ronnie Sandahl. It stars Sverrir Gudnason, Shia LaBeouf, Stellan Skarsgård and Tuva Novotny.

The Swedish Björn Borg (Gudnason) and the American John McEnroe (LaBeouf), the best tennis players in the world, mainta More
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