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Former lawyer turned youth hockey coach who leads the District 5 team to glory.
Gordon's loyal Swedish mentor and former coach who guides him back to hockey.
Gordon's ambitious former boss who pressures him to return to corporate law.
The team's scrappy, determined captain and Gordon's star player.
The highly skilled player who transfers to the Ducks from a rival team.
The tough, aggressive enforcer on the Ducks hockey team.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Adam is initially a star player on Jack's Hawks before Gordon forces his transfer to the Ducks.
As a youth player, Gordon missed a decisive penalty shot while Jack coached the Hawks and criticized him. Years later, Jack still coaches the Hawks.
Gordon recruits Fulton Reed, described as a powerful shooter, to strengthen the Ducks.
Gordon discovers that Adam should belong to District 5 and forces his transfer from the Hawks to the Ducks.
Gordon coaches Charlie on the Ducks and recognizes his potential. He teaches Charlie the triple-deke move used in the championship game.
Gordon visits Hans at his sporting goods store and reflects on his hockey past. Hans encourages Gordon to reconnect with his love of the sport.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jack coaches the Hawks against Charlie's Ducks in both the humiliating first game and the championship.
Adam joins the Ducks alongside Fulton during the team's rebuilding and later playoff campaign.
Adam joins the Ducks after his transfer, and Charlie leads the same team through qualification and the championship.
Fulton joins the Ducks after Gordon rebuilds the roster, while Charlie remains the team's captain during its playoff run.
A disgraced lawyer rebuilds a neglected hockey team while overcoming the failure and fear that drove him away from the sport.
Directed by Stephen Herek
The Mighty Ducks (1992) · 6.6/10 · action, comedy, drama, family
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