The Prize Fighter

Year: 1979

Runtime: 99 mins

Language: English

Director: Michael Preece

ComedyFamilyCrime

Bags, a well‑meaning but dim‑witted boxer played by Tim Conway, teams with his manager Shake, a scheming but tough‑spoken Don Knotts. Struggling to keep their gym open, they line up a series of cash‑prize fights. When they discover the bouts are rigged, they are forced onto the canvas themselves, fighting back literally to save their gym.

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