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Untold: Hall of Shame

2023 · Movie · PG-13 · 79 min

6.8(28)unSUB Rating

DocumentaryCrime

This documentary examines a major sports steroid scandal through interviews with the lab figure at its center, athletes linked to performance-enhancing drugs, and others connected to the fallout. It looks at ambition, blame, and the pressure to win at the highest level.

Also known as Hall of Shame

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Details
Years
2023
Release date
2023-08-15
Language
English
Rated
PG-13
Runtime
79 min
Max quality
UHD
TMDB rating (input)
6.7/10 (28 votes)
About

You may like this if you enjoy sports scandals and exposed wrongdoing like Hillsong: A Megachurch Exposed; Not for you if loud music or morally murky perspectives frustrate you.

Pros: fascinating true story; candid interviews; compelling sports scandal | Cons: loud music; confusing stance; uneven focus

Themes

  • doping
  • scandal
  • steroids
  • sport competition
  • sports scandal
  • medical scandal

Cast & crew

  • John Ashcroft

    John Ashcroft

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Joe Biden

    Joe Biden

    as Self (archive footage)

  • MB

    Matt Biondi

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Barry Bonds

    Barry Bonds

    as Self (archive footage)

  • George W. Bush

    George W. Bush

    as Self (archive footage)

  • KC

    Ken Caminiti

    as Self (archive footage)

  • JC

    Jose Canseco

    as Self (archive footage)

  • VC

    Victor Conte

    as Self

  • TE

    Troy Ellerman

    as Self - Balco Team Attorney (archive footage)

  • CF

    Charlie Francis

    as Self Ben Jonhson's Coach (archive footage)

Directed by Bryan Storkel