30 for 30 review: Dream On
Dream On is one of the better 30 for 30 installments in the last five years.
Dream On is one of the better 30 for 30 installments in the last five years.
ESPN and everyone involved should feel good that they shepherded such a tricky project to the finish line.
"No team in NFL history has boasted, bullied, or brandished as much bravado as the 2000-2001 Baltimore Ravens."
From the director of ATL and narrated by Jadakiss, the film is out May 31st on ESPN.
The film doesn't address Greg Norman's current role in golf at all, though, which was expected.
The film is being bumped two weeks back, and will be replaced by a Bucks-Bulls game that was not previously set for national television.
Norman is also tied up in the ongoing Phil Mickelson/Saudi golf debacle.
ESPN is early in production working on a 30 for 30 installment on NBA and broadcasting legend, Bill Walton.
One hour of Tom Brady and Charles Woodson goes by like a good podcast episode.
Among other interviews, The Tuck Rule features Charles Woodson and Tom Brady rewatching the game in question.
A Greg Norman 30 for 30 has the pedigree to be a potential longform project.
Cooke joins ESPN from VICE, where she oversaw special projects and global news.
The 1986 New York Mets deserve a four-part "30 For 30" documentary.