ESPN has prepared a video feature about the inspiration behind the ‘More Than a Game’ documentary. The flick is from first-time director Kris Belman, who followed James and four of his childhood friends as they grew up playing basketball and chasing their dreams in Akron, Ohio. Along with his former teammates and co-stars Dru Joyce III, Willie McGee, and Romeo Travis, James was visibly emotional at the end of the packed screening, when the flick drew a five-minute standing ovation from the crowd. From there, the Cavaliers star traveled to Yonge Dundas Square, where cops shut down one of the busiest streets in Toronto for a slam dunk contest for local players. James and company judged the competition, as over 5,000 people cheered on the participants. During the event, James generously donated money to the local St. Albans Boys and Girls Club. See what LeBron himself has to say about his High School Documentary after the jump. Info via ESPN and nydailynews.
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Lebron is caring and beautiful person. I am sooo proud of him. Please continue to be yourself.
LeBron is an amazing person. Hes my idol and I've been following him for a long time. He does just as much off the court as he does on it. I can't wait for this documentary because ive heard nothing but amazing things about it. Keep doing your thing LeBron. You've impacted my life and hopefully many others.
simply a very good movie. Exciting and touching story..two thumbs up!