The Max and The Magic 1993
Dive into the electrifying world of snooker with *The Max and The Magic (1993)*, a gripping documentary that immortalizes two legendary moments on the green baize.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Max and The Magic (1993) about?
This documentary revisits two iconic snooker moments: Jimmy White's record-breaking 147 break at the World Championships and Tony Knowles' dazzling display of trick shots. The film blends archival footage with lively commentary, celebrating the artistry and excitement of the sport.
Who directed The Max and The Magic?
Director information is not available.
Who stars in The Max and The Magic?
The documentary features snooker legends Jimmy White, Tony Knowles, alongside commentators David Vine, John Virgo, and Tony Drago.
Is The Max and The Magic (1993) worth watching?
While it's a niche documentary, *The Max and The Magic* offers a fascinating glimpse into snooker's golden age, especially for fans of the sport. Its 50-minute runtime keeps it engaging, though casual viewers may find it slow-paced without an interest in snooker.
How long is The Max and The Magic?
The film runs for 50 minutes.
About The Max and The Magic (1993) — A 50-Minute Snooker Showcase of Skill and Spectacle
Dive into the electrifying world of snooker with *The Max and The Magic (1993)*, a gripping documentary that immortalizes two legendary moments on the green baize.
This 50-minute film captures the sheer brilliance of Jimmy White as he recounts and replays his lightning-fast 147 maximum break during the World Championships, a performance that still resonates with fans decades later. Alongside him, Tony Knowles showcases a series of near-impossible trick shots, blending skill, precision, and showmanship in a way that feels like magic. With a focus on the thrill of the game and the personalities behind the cues, *The Max and The Magic* offers a nostalgic yet timeless look at the golden era of snooker, perfect for fans of the sport and documentary enthusiasts alike.