Erfolg um jeden Preis

Originaltitel: Perfect Body

Fernsehfilm
1997
1 Std. 40 Min.

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Amy Jo Johnson in Erfolg um jeden Preis (1997)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA teenage gymnast is accepted to an elite training center in Seattle to train for the Olympics. After being criticized for her weight, she begins a regimen of purging and starving herself.A teenage gymnast is accepted to an elite training center in Seattle to train for the Olympics. After being criticized for her weight, she begins a regimen of purging and starving herself.A teenage gymnast is accepted to an elite training center in Seattle to train for the Olympics. After being criticized for her weight, she begins a regimen of purging and starving herself.

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6,1/10

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Wissenswertes
The poster in the locker room when Andie first arrives in her new gym is of Daniela Silivas, a Romanian gymnast who competed in the 1988 Olympics.

Zitate
Andie Bradley: Mom, this is my dream, okay? And I am not ready to give it up yet.

Verbindungen
Featured in The Space Between Kimberly & Amy Jo (2014)

Soundtracks
State of Mind
Written by Merril Bainbridge and Seiw
Performed by Merril Bainbridge
Courtesy of Universal Records

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Entertaining but unrealistic

This movie was great for a Sunday afternoon cheesy Lifetime movie, but a few things in it were so unrealistic that it just about drove me crazy.

My biggest complaint was that the gymnastics that these girls were shown doing were nowhere near the olympic level, which they claimed to be. The vaults were especially ridiculous. I mean, I did some of those vaults when I was ten years old, and I wasn't anywhere near olympic level (I was level 6, elite is level 10).

Also, Amy Jo Johnson's character's eating disorder just sort of suddenly went away when she realized it was harming her. A more realistic eating disorder movie is Sharing The Secret.