The Ron Clark Story is a 2006 television film, starring Matthew Perry. Based on the real educator Ron Clark, it centers on the title character (Perry), a white teacher from a small town, who moves to New York City and tries to make a difference in the lives of his minority students despite nobody, including the students themselves, believing in them. The film received largely positive reviews, with particular praise going to Perry's portrayal. It was nominated for three 2007 Emmy Awards and "Outstanding Lead Actor In A Miniseries Or A Movie" for Perry.
Speaking about the plot of the story, it’s the inspirational drama The Ron Clark Story tells the real-life tale of Clark (Matthew Perry), a teacher from upstate New York who moves to Manhattan and re-instills courage and hope into the lives of many down-and-out students. Via highly innovative teaching strategies and rule sets, and an ongoing, strenuous effort, Clark manages to turn several lives around and raises students' test scores to admirable levels. In the end, even when pneumonia threatens to keep Clark down, he refuses to let it. In the end Mr. Clark's class got the highest average in the state and Clark was regarded by his students as their best teacher.
As for actors performance, first of all, I’d like to begin by mentioning the fact that the director of the film, Randa Haines , is known in the world of cinema for her great skills of directing such movies which focuses on problem children and their lives. As a consequence, such kind of films is known for the spiritual depth and unique way of raising different themes which may vary from racial conflict to the problem of Ghetto children, Besides, the mixture of such themes makes this film worth watching. Randa Haines particular style and specific way to tell the story has made the film is worthy of 90 minutes of your time. All in all, this direction is a striking example when both direction and actors’ performance are equally great.
Speaking about actor’s performance, it’s an open secret that Matthew Perry is obviously well known as Chandler Bing on the hit comedy, "Friends," but few know that he can also be a very good dramatic actor as well. As a matter of fact, he doesn't play Ron Clark as being too serious, because the real Ron Clark isn't. He plays the part as well as it can be played. Besides, I’d like to take into consideration two other actors - Brandon Smith and Hannah Hodson whose brilliant acting skills make us share their feelings – happiness and sorrow, hatred and love, fear and brevity. I may conclude that actors’ performance has made film excellent story for anyone to see, families, teachers, students.
In conclusion, I’d like to say that The Ron Clark Story merits superlatives of the highest order. The film is poignant, gentle and heartwarming. It's truly phenomenal what this teacher can do with these troubled students. It's so inspirational and will have you laughing, crying, and even cheering for the characters throughout the entire movie.
Speaking about the plot of the story, it’s the inspirational drama The Ron Clark Story tells the real-life tale of Clark (Matthew Perry), a teacher from upstate New York who moves to Manhattan and re-instills courage and hope into the lives of many down-and-out students. Via highly innovative teaching strategies and rule sets, and an ongoing, strenuous effort, Clark manages to turn several lives around and raises students' test scores to admirable levels. In the end, even when pneumonia threatens to keep Clark down, he refuses to let it. In the end Mr. Clark's class got the highest average in the state and Clark was regarded by his students as their best teacher.
As for actors performance, first of all, I’d like to begin by mentioning the fact that the director of the film, Randa Haines , is known in the world of cinema for her great skills of directing such movies which focuses on problem children and their lives. As a consequence, such kind of films is known for the spiritual depth and unique way of raising different themes which may vary from racial conflict to the problem of Ghetto children, Besides, the mixture of such themes makes this film worth watching. Randa Haines particular style and specific way to tell the story has made the film is worthy of 90 minutes of your time. All in all, this direction is a striking example when both direction and actors’ performance are equally great.
Speaking about actor’s performance, it’s an open secret that Matthew Perry is obviously well known as Chandler Bing on the hit comedy, "Friends," but few know that he can also be a very good dramatic actor as well. As a matter of fact, he doesn't play Ron Clark as being too serious, because the real Ron Clark isn't. He plays the part as well as it can be played. Besides, I’d like to take into consideration two other actors - Brandon Smith and Hannah Hodson whose brilliant acting skills make us share their feelings – happiness and sorrow, hatred and love, fear and brevity. I may conclude that actors’ performance has made film excellent story for anyone to see, families, teachers, students.
In conclusion, I’d like to say that The Ron Clark Story merits superlatives of the highest order. The film is poignant, gentle and heartwarming. It's truly phenomenal what this teacher can do with these troubled students. It's so inspirational and will have you laughing, crying, and even cheering for the characters throughout the entire movie.
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