Manny Pacquiao Movie Trailer Narrated By Liam Neeson Expected To Be Released This Spring, ‘Manny’ Documentary Will Showcase The Filipino Boxer’s Path To Glory

Manny Pacquiao Movie Trailer: In just a few months, particularly in spring, the new documentary about the Filipino boxer turned congressman, “The Fighting Pride Of The Philippines”, Manny Pacquiao will be released.

The movie, simply called, “Manny” will show how the champion boxer started as they would show home footages of his fights in small boxing arenas and how he made it to how he is now.

The stardom and fame of the Filipino boxer, the ups and downs of his career and life, his family, his life as a politician, a boxer, a celebrity, a father is set to be seen on screen come spring of this year.

The documentary has reported to be narrated by a close friend of the boxer, actor Liam Neeson and will be directed by Ryan Moore and an Academy Award Winner for “When We Were Kings”, Leon Gast.

The “Manny” movie, reportedly, will feature original music from Lorne Balfe, who worked in prevalent movies such as Inception, The Dark Knight, Iron Man and Sherlock Holmes; together with Chad Hugo, who worked alongside Pharell Williams in The Neptunes and N.E.R.D.

Featured interviews are expected in the film, as close friends by Pacquiao in the industry such as Mark Wahlberg, Jimmy Kimmel, Jeremy Piven, Oscar De La Hoya and other well-known celebrities are reported to appear in the film to share stories about the ‘Pac-Man’.

Watch the Manny Pacquiao ‘Manny’ Documentary narrated by Liam Neeson here:

Meanwhile, this year, there are rumors surrounding a super fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, which is expected to happen late this year. Both fighters are rumored to have agreed on the terms to make the fight possible.

But before that, Manny is set to have a rematch against Timothy Bradley on April, which is said to be a must-win fight for Pac-Man before he square off against Floyd Mayweather.

"I'm happy that Bradley agreed to fight me a second time," said Pacquiao, in a statement to RingTV.com. "This will be a different fight. I will get back from me what he took from me in this last fight."