The movie “Unstoppable” tells the true story of Anthony Robles, a wrestler who was born with just one leg and became an NCAA Division 1 champion.

How Jharrel Jerome and Anthony Robles filmed Unstoppable's one-legged scenes ... was both authentic and technically convincing. The movie premiered on Amazon Prime Video on January 15, 2025.

The actor says he skipped lunches on the set of the wrestling biopic ‘Unstoppable ... required Jharrel Jerome to put in a lot of work to become wrestling champ Anthony Robles.

How can he be so monstrous and brutal on the mat, but so kind and protective off the mat?” That’s one of the central tensions ...

Moviefone speaks with Jharrel Jerome and Anthony Robles about 'Unstoppable ... and Robles’ experience having a movie made about his life. You can watch the full interview below or click ...

Unstoppable starring Jharrel Jerome as wrestler Anthony Robles and Jennifer Lopez as his ... The audience was full of different kinds of movie goers, some who love sports biopics and some who ...

Unstoppable, a sports drama film based on Anthony Robles' autobiography, tells the story of a wrestler born without a leg overcoming challenges to become an NCAA Division I champion, starring Jharrel ...

Going into Unstoppable, it was no secret that we were about to see some incredible physical accomplishments from Anthony ...

Thirty-five years ago, Anthony Robles was ... is being told in Amazon’s Unstoppable, a new sports biopic starring Emmy-winning actor Jharrel Jerome as Robles, and international superstar ...

Emmy-winning actor Jharrel Jerome (known ... Read on for a breakdown of the Unstoppable true story, including how accurate the movie is to the real story of Anthony Robles. Unstoppable is based ...

We're discussing moments from the new movie “Unstoppable” (streaming ... undefeated college national champion. Jharrel Jerome plays Anthony, and Robles himself doubled the actor in grapple ...

Unstoppable required Jharrel Jerome to put in a lot of work to become wrestling champ Anthony Robles. Much of it is right there on the screen, from wrestling to lifting to weighted runs — often ...