I must say, for a TV movie, and even for a movie at all, this is a great movie. It talks of Ted Lindsay's failed attempt to form an association in the 1956-57 season.
Set in the 1950s, Net Worth is a dramatic interpretation of events involved in the National Hockey League.
The fact that I personally know Ted Lindsay is considered a plus for me and this movie. I watch it and realize that this did happen, for I talked to Mr. Lindsay about it years ago when I first viewed it.
With a talented, yet unknown, cast, the movie gives you a feeling of history and past, present, and future as you watch the drama take place.
Nobody knows what would've happened had the association worked, nor does anyone know why the Wings didn't win the Stanley Cup until 4 decades later (1997).
I leave you with this thought: See this movie and you'll know why hockey is the way it is today.
Set in the 1950s, Net Worth is a dramatic interpretation of events involved in the National Hockey League.
The fact that I personally know Ted Lindsay is considered a plus for me and this movie. I watch it and realize that this did happen, for I talked to Mr. Lindsay about it years ago when I first viewed it.
With a talented, yet unknown, cast, the movie gives you a feeling of history and past, present, and future as you watch the drama take place.
Nobody knows what would've happened had the association worked, nor does anyone know why the Wings didn't win the Stanley Cup until 4 decades later (1997).
I leave you with this thought: See this movie and you'll know why hockey is the way it is today.