Nevins omitted the other obvious one - salty language, and those few words (thank you, George Carlin) that still can’t be uttered on most of TV - but otherwise, he was right. Your licenses are sex, violence and bad behavior.” “It’s license,” he told reporters at the TV Critics Assn. ****** Running Brave (11/4/83) D.S.Asked about the trend toward “reprehensible protagonists” - a la “Breaking Bad’s” Walter White, “ Boardwalk Empire’s” Nucky Thompson or “Dexter’s” serial killer - Showtime Entertainment chief David Nevins offered a surprisingly frank answer.

The slightly above average film is based on a true story about an athlete overcoming much to participate in the climactic big event. Some mild vulgarities may have also been excised (strongest expletive used herein is the word for human feces). The 2004 'Trinity' DVD has reportedly shaved off the pubic hair and incorrectly cites the same running time. 'Running Brave' originally ran with some salty language and included a shower scene with some fleeting frontal nudity (honestly, there is nothing to crow about). Robby Benson stars in this true, uniquely uplifting story of an extraordinary quest for personal excellence,' according to the 1983 'Englander Productions' VHS videocassette.

From life on an impoverished South Dakota Indian reservation to his phenomenal upset victory at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Mills constantly challenged the barriers of culture and his own deeply-rooted insecurities. 'For world-class distance runner Billy Mills, the toughest competition often began when he stepped off the track.

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