
Creed (2015) on Netflix
Adonis Johnson, son of the late heavyweight champion Apollo Creed, boxes in Tijuana bars and leaves a Los Angeles desk job behind. In Philadelphia he asks Rocky Balboa to train him.
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- Netflix3.7/5
- IMDb7.6/10340,182 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes95%
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Plot summary
Adonis Johnson has never met his father, the heavyweight champion Apollo Creed, who died before he was born. Mary Anne Creed, Apollo's widow, takes the boy in from a Los Angeles detention center and raises him. As a young man Adonis fights for money in Tijuana and quits his office job in Los Angeles to box seriously. A sparring session at a Los Angeles gym ends with Danny Wheeler beating him, and Mary Anne, who remembers how her husband died in the ring, argues against the career. Adonis moves to Philadelphia, where he meets his neighbor Bianca, a singer, and asks Rocky Balboa, his father's old rival, to train him. Rocky has stopped working with fighters.
Cast
Michael B. Jordanas Adonis Johnson
Sylvester Stalloneas Rocky Balboa
Tessa Thompsonas Bianca
Phylicia Rashadas Mary Anne Creed
Andre Wardas Danny 'Stuntman' Wheeler
Tony Bellewas 'Pretty' Ricky Conlan
Ritchie Costeras Pete Sporino
Jacob 'Stitch' Duranas Stitch
Graham McTavishas Tommy Holiday
Malik Bazilleas Amir
Ricardo 'Padman' McGillas Padman
Gabriel Rosadoas Leo 'The Lion' Sporino
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Creed (2015)
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- Creed was the last film in the career of Robert Chartoff, one of the franchise's main producers; he died two months after filming ended and the film was dedicated to him.
- Creed's first scene was shot at Goodison Park during a Premier League match between Everton and West Bromwich Albion; the ground later hosted the film's climactic fight and Tony Bellew's real title fight with Ilunga Makabu in May 2016, Liverpool's first outdoor boxing match since 1949.
- Screeners of awards contenders including Creed were uploaded to torrent sites on December 20, 2015, and the FBI linked the case to Alcon Entertainment co-CEO Andrew Kosove, who said he had never seen the DVD.


























