Joe Montana and Jerry Rice are among the legends of San Francisco 49ers, which participates in new documents for AMC.
The network has green Gold rush (W/T) around the team's era “in the 1980s and early 1990s, when the club rose from Ran to the foster of football in football.
This series was produced by AMC Studios and Skydance Sports in cooperation with the American Football Association films, the debt of sports and Tom Brady. It will be broadcast in 2026.
The series will use rare shots and not available from the American Football Association films, including the video of the team's sermons and pictures behind the scenes of the legendary coach in San Francisco Bell Walsh. It will include interviews with the likes of Ronnie Lott, Steve Young, Eddie Debartolo Jr as Montana and Rice. Between 1981 to 1995, San Francisco won five Super Bulls.
Brady will be 49ers Longers Brady on the camera in the four -part series.
Directed by Ros Jateham Chopra and Ken Rodgers from the American Football Association films with Ryan Kelly (Brady theft of the GreatNick Maskolo (30 period 30: the base of the fold) One of the American Football Association films that works as standing. Among the executive producers are Jesse Cyseld, Jason Reed, John Winnbakh from Skydance SPORTS, Ross Ketover, Keith Cossrow, Ken Rodgers and Jessica Boddy from the American Football Association, Chapra, Brady and Emith Sankran from Ross.
“These are documents that have risks and stories and their size to stand alongside text dramas in the best possible way,” said Dan McCdirmot, President of AMC Studios for AMC Networks. “What is the opportunity to restore this wonderful championship to life in a way that can only be possible with this dream team produced by partners. We have seen some of the incredibly entertaining sports documentary films in recent years, and we will do this proud historical justice with a series worth this team, this city, these unpopular characters, one of the wealthiest football strains.”
