Forever Strong: Behind the Scenes - Part 1

****FOREVER STRONG**** Behind the Scenes Interviews with Sean Faris, Sean Astin, Neal McDonough, Arrielle Kebbel and Penn Badgely. Visit the Official site: www.foreverstrongmovie.com

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Film & Animation

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• Forever
• Strong
• Rugby
• Sports
• Movie
• Interview
• Sean
• Faris
• Astin
• Neal
• Mcdonough
• Arielle
• Kebbel
• Penn
• Badgely

[negativethreeRandR]

sean faris is such a great actor!!

[razbra33]

Have you ever noticed that they are representing the country of the KA MATE haka origin? these american/tongan/maori etc kids are not!

[SuperGooberGuy]

It ain't about the game.

[ty2]

It might just be me but I think that Sean Faris has the acting chops and the looks to play a heroic superhero role. He could have been an awesome spiderman or something. I know that a lot of those movies are done, but they are doing the green lantern with Ryan Reynolds. I think Sean deserves a major blockbuster role. He is a really good actor. He has had two decent movies now, but the critical acclaim was not there. I can't wait til his major breakthrough film. He can do these kinds of things.

[amvdijk]

As a rugby player myself, to quote you, I beg to differ. Basically you're saying that you can't play rugby unless you live in a rugby country. I'm Dutch... and rugby really isn't a major sport here. Yet I believe that when I'm standing on that field I'm playing a real game of rugby, and not some fake copy of it.

[CoNsPiRaCy93]

Well you also have to remember, people in America, like me, don't even know how to play rugby because we were raised on football and rugby hadn't come over in the 1930's so we invented a different game with pads ofcourse. Even though i refuse to play football because of all of the ghetto trash talking involved, I'm one of those few Americans who knows and plays rugby. I gotta say rugby has a lot more better hits than football.

[asherbug10]

i disagree with u conner3451 because i grew up watching rugby and it sometimes is more grueling than austarlia, new zealand, and england. And sometimes people from there play for american teams like the one my dad was on.

[kinaboy]

Which Marae wrote it? I'm not having a dig here I'm just curious.

[connor3451]

As a rugby player myself, I agree with the others and say that these Americans should just stick to their beer drinking and watching people padded with armour run at each other all night. I don't care, but if they are going to take any participation in the greatest sport that is rugby they should travel to a country where they play REAL RUGBY like Australia, New Zealand or England this is where real rugby is played not your pampered game you even dare to say is rugby

[doboy2002]

agree, we kiwi's get all personal to easy. being a maori my whanau and friends jump when they here our culture used in any form of media..... quick to judge i guess. the rugby and maori is funny in this movie but i liked it the message is there.