Joshua Throne

Producer

Biography

Joshua Throne is a producer and unit production manager most known for his work on the television series BOSS starring Kelsey Grammar, and the films BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT starring Michael Douglas, and THE EXPENDABLES, which starred and was written, directed, produced by Sylvester Stallone. In his early career, Throne worked for some of Hollywood’s most prolific producers such as Avi Lerner, Charlie Band, and the legendary Roger Corman. A Hollywood native, Throne was born to successful entertainment attorney Judith (Merians) Throne and successful character actor Malachi Throne.

Loved this movie. I was so sad when it did not come out in theatures and took a risk buying it without seeing it first. Worth it! Watched it three times in the first week I got it.

Amy Leister
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I love this film never knew there was a Black female coach for Golf. And how she taught those least likely to be the best. When we count ourselves out others see the best in us and help bring it out. And when men feel women are not capable and yet able to get it done with little means awesome.

Valerie Willingham
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I was surprised that i enjoyed this movie. The underlying story was entertaining. I found it interesting that the strength of one person was able to overcome the administrative reputiation of a beneficial program.

Creighton English
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Doing her ususal great job of acting, Taraji portrays the main character quiet well but I think the story could have provided a deep reveal of the characters. Great sports story as well. Congrats to TSU and the pioneering experience that so many AA have had to endure.

KT M
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Great movie. Well written with great acting and story. It’s one of those jewels that people will miss because it didn’t make it to the big screen. It’s based on a true story about a golf coach from a small college in Tennessee. I highly recommend it as a great family movie.

Amazon Customer
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I laughed, I cried. I have played 13 years of football, 5 years baseball, and I can totally identify with the movie. Cheers!

Gregory Cox
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