“The Brighton Miracle,” a film based on Japan’s exploits at the 2015 Rugby World Cup, is set to be released worldwide ahead of this year’s tournament, a production source said Friday.
Shot in Australia and Japan, and starring Temuera Morrison as former Japan coach Eddie Jones, the film highlights what went on behind the scenes in the lead-up to the Brave Blossoms’ famous 34-32 win over two-time world champion South Africa four years ago in Brighton, England.
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