Competitive ice skater Tonya Harding rises amongst the ranks at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, but her future in the sport is thrown into doubt when her ex-husband intervenes.

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Film Cast:

• Tonya Harding: Margot Robbie
• Jeff Gillooly: Sebastian Stan
• Diane Rawlinson: Julianne Nicholson
• Shawn Eckhardt: Paul Walter Hauser
• Martin Maddox: Bobby Cannavale
• LaVona Golden: Allison Janney
• Dody Teachman: Bojana Novaković
• Tonya Harding (8-12 Yrs): Mckenna Grace
• Nancy Kerrigan: Caitlin Carver
• Tonya Harding (3 ½ Yrs): Maizie Smith
• Skater Mom: Suehyla El-Attar
• Al Harding: Jason Davis
• Snooty Girl: Mea Allen
• Chris Davison: Cory Chapman
• Skating Judge: Amy Fox
• Choreographer: Cara Mantella
• Heckling Spectator: Joshua Mikel
• Shawn’s Mother: Lynne Ashe
• Shawn’s Father: Steve Wedan
• Policeman #1: Brandon O’Dell
• USFS Judge: Davin Allen Grindstaff
• Sheriff: Daniel Thomas May
• Derrick Smith: Anthony Reynolds
• Shane Stant: Ricky Russert
• Sports Bar Manager: Al Bianchi
• Policeman #2: Miles Mussenden
• 6 Year Old Girl: Annie Livingston
• FBI Agent #1: Jan Harrelson
• FBI Agent #2: Luray Cooper
• Bob Rawlinson: Dan Triandiflou
• Interviewer: Kelly O’Neal
• Lillehammer Skating Judge: Lisa Kaye Kinsler
• Bailiff: Cecil Love
• Judge Londer: Alphie Hyorth
• Restaurant Employee: Sean Goulding
• Joe: Bobby Browning
• LaVona’s Sixth Husband: Little Man
• Bathroom Witness (uncredited): Heather Jocelyn Blair
• Chinese Waitress (uncredited): Raven Wynn
• Dîner Patron: Evan George Vourazeris

Film Crew:

• Casting: Mary Vernieu
• Editor: Tatiana S. Riegel
• Post Production Supervisor: Kelley Cribben
• Title Designer: Randall Balsmeyer
• Makeup Department Head: Deborah La Mia Denaver
• Location Manager: Rehya Young
• Executive Producer: Zanne Devine
• Writer: Steven Rogers
• Executive Producer: Craig Gillespie
• Executive Producer: Rosanne Korenberg
• First Assistant Director: Kim H. Winther
• Original Music Composer: Peter Nashel
• Production Design: Jade Healy
• Costume Designer: Jennifer Johnson
• Music Supervisor: Susan Jacobs
• Producer: Margot Robbie
• Director of Photography: Nicolas Karakatsanis
• Set Decoration: Adam Willis
• Casting: Lindsay Graham
• Stunts: John Zimmerman
• Stunt Double: Paul Andrew O’Connor
• Makeup Artist: Ren Rohling
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Dave Paterson
• Casting: Chase Paris
• Casting: Tara Feldstein Bennett
• Producer: Tom Ackerley
• Stunts: Jwaundace Candece
• Hair Designer: Adruitha Lee
• Location Scout: Patrick Rofoli
• Stunt Double: Jenn A. Harris
• Stunt Double: Michael Jamorski
• Art Department Coordinator: Lauren Lebow
• Executive Producer: Aviv Giladi
• Executive Producer: Len Blavatnik
• Co-Producer: Michael Sledd
• Art Direction: Andi Crumbley
• Key Hair Stylist: Mary Everett
• Producer: Bryan Unkeless
• Sound Engineer: Avi Laniado
• Script Supervisor: Katherine Steets
• Prosthetic Makeup Artist: André Freitas
• Stunt Double: Ben Aycrigg
• Music Supervisor: Jen Moss
• Music Editor: Shari Johanson
• Costumer: Jennifer Schreck
• Key Grip: Benny Smyth
• Prosthetic Designer: Vincent Van Dyke
• Location Manager: Kai Thorup
• Sound Mixer: Todd Weaver
• Production Supervisor: Alex Capaldi
• Hairstylist: Michealle Vanderpool
• Visual Effects: Justin David Burton
• Visual Effects: Pierina Bustamante
• Executive Producer: Toby Hill
• Executive Producer: Vince Holden
• Co-Producer: Scott Allen Morgan
• Casting Assistant: Geena Dioquino
• Casting Associate: Kirsten Marbert
• Music Editor: Matea Prljevic
• Production Coordinator: Jax Baker
• Stunt Coordinator: Walter Garcia
• Second Assistant Director: Tim Fitzgerald
• Second Assistant Director: David Waters
• Stunts: Courtney Chen
• Stunts: Lauren Helling
• Stunts: Kate Petersen
• Production Coordinator: Rachael Kent

Movie Reviews:

• jessetaylor: I had zero expectations going into this as not much is known about the movie except for the cast – and obviously the story as it was a huge news event in the 90s – but it turned out to be a wildly entertaining albeit flawed biopic. The film settled on a style and tone that falls somewhere around the Coen brothers territory, but also gave me Christopher Guest vibes with its talking head moments and Paul Thomas Anderson level soundtrack use. It had a lot of cinematic elements, but overall it’s a super accessible crowd pleaser.

  There are two big problems I have with this film, however. Its soundtrack, while filled to the brim with classic songs, often felt out of place or completely unnecessary at times. For an iconic 90s story, having only 70s songs was an interesting choice. A lot of the songs played at strange moments as well and sometimes they were just too on-the-nose. For example, Supertramp’s “Goodbye Stranger” plays as Jeff and Tonya separate for the first time. The other problem with this film involves the inclusion of the fourth wall breaking moments. This happens maybe 10 times throughout the film, but it didn’t add anything and in fact distracted me from the story when it happened.

  That said, what’s great about this movie is how *truly* funny it is. I was expecting a few laughs because of the ridiculousness of the story, but the comedy here was really smart. It plays like a crime-gone-wrong Fargo-esque tale in its latter half and it works this way really well. The performances are strong especially from the always good Allison Janney (who is a huge scene stealer) and Margot Robbie. I’ve never seen Robbie give a performance like this before and I consider this her first big, meaty roll that allows her to use all of the acting bones in her body. She’s funny, charming, brash, and you can tell she really committed herself to this role. Very impressed.

• Jeff323: Fantastic feel-good story with an anti-establishment vibe. The movie challenges your interpretation of the events at the time, and has several sobering moments (oj news coverage, tonya spitting blood). Also funny as all get out.
• Gimly: With the Oscars only a week away and the 2018 Winter Olympics on right now, it seemed like the appropriate time to finally watch _I, Tonya_, the movie for which lead Margot Robbie has received her first “Best Actress” Academy Award nomination.

  2017 has had a lot of biopics, and a good number of those garnered awards buzz/consideration, and for all of them, I had (to varying degrees) the same complaint: They’re to much about the “what” and not enough about the “who”. _I, Tonya_ bucks that trend completely, and gives us a movie in which I felt I truly got to know these characters. Now how accurate those “characters” are to their real life counterparts is another discussion for another time, but contained within the movie itself, I was very satisfied with the insight I got in _American Ice Skater Story_.

  _Final rating:★★★ – I liked it. Would personally recommend you give it a go._