Poor Boy's Game (2007)

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Written by Chaz Thorne, Clément Virgo

Directed by Clément Virgo

Running Time: 115 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: Canada

Filmed in Colour

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Cast

Image for Danny GloverDanny GloverGeorge
Rossif SutherlandDonnie Rose
Flex AlexanderOssie Paris
Greg BrykKeith Rose
Laura ReganEmma
Tonya Lee WilliamsRuth Carvery
Image for Stephen McHattieStephen McHattieUncle Joe
K.C. CollinsCharles Carvery
Dwain MurphyFlipper
Wes WilliamsNathan
Renee AbbottWaitress
David AdekayodeReporter
Jeremy AkermanMello
Gil AndersonTammy
Dior ArifDonnie Sparring Partner
Doug BarronTV Reporter
Matthew Beasant-McKeownRoland
Adrian BowlesKirk
Cory BowlesEarl
Lee J. CampbellCyril
Brian DowneyBoxing Official
Timothy EdmondsDillon
Garnet EstabrooksDwayne
Chris GilbertMickey Ryan
Colin HuntElroy
Martha IrvingFemale Voice
Garry JamesPercy
Rick MacDonaldOssie / Donnie Referee
Kathryn MacLellanWentzell
Christina ParkerParty Girl
Christopher ShoreReporter
Jeremiah SparksSnow
Carol SinclairAbigail
Maxine SparksRuth's Mother
Jim SwansburgFred Redmond
Mike TylerBoxing Announcer
Hugh ThompsonChris Webb
Lorne WhiteReverend Clarke

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