"I was 35. I had started my life" ... so says Jerry Maguire after his sudden development of a conscience prompts him to mass submit a manuscript throughout the confines of SMI sports marketing agency. With a new and radically controversial philosophy grounding his mission statement, his primary objective becomes "personal relationships with clients" via streamlining: fewer clients and less money. But Maguire's "get real, get humane" scheme doesn't wear well with the big heads of the money grubbing CEO's and Maguire finds himself quickly ousted from a company he helped found via his own mentored protege, Bob Sugar.

With all of his clients stolen, his recent fiance, Avery, desperate for Maguire's avenged success, and only the support of a goldfish and the loyal Dorothy Boyd from SMI to help him rebuild his new company, Jerry Maguire heads to Texas, desperate to save his contract with football super-star Bobby Kushman. Expected to go number one in the draft, Maguire needs Kushman's contract and loyalty in order to keep his new business and life afloat.

But Kushman isn't his only client, and an equally desperate yet defensive Rod Tidwell clings to Maguire in hopes he can up his "crappy contract" and bring in more of the "kwaa". But of course, Tidwell doesn't remain on Jerry's side without some heavy groveling, some major pride swallowing, and a few radical life perspectives along the way for the new and improved maverick sports agent.

As NFL season ensues, Kushman's betrayal and officials uncooperative stance on Tidwell's contract brings Jerry to his knees. Desperate, Jerry solidifies relations with Dorothy via a quick breakup with Avery and a quicker proposal to Dorothy, whereby their professional benefits can be trimmed into one, and, Jerry can enjoy the sympathetic company of Dorothy's adorable son, Ray.

As comedic one-liners and tangible characters bring to life the depth and importance of some heavy moral accusations, Jerry Maguire becomes the epicenter for all that revolutionary vision stands for in avid protest of corporate America's self-centered, robotic egocentricity, and empty lifestyle. When all is said and done and the dirty football jersey is stripped, is it really the paycheck or the family you get to spend the paycheck on that matters the most?

A few philosophical principles compliments of Dicky Fox will document the film, making their radical impact in parallel to Jerry's equally revolutionary philosophies. At the end of the day, "you can't sell anybody, unless you love everybody", "you have to want to look at each new day as a great challenge", and "you have to love your wife, love your life", so that you can "show them the money" and keep on rolling with your happy life. "I wish you success as great as mine" - Dicky Fox.

JERRY MAGUIRE is an amazing film that will revolutionize the way sports lovers and common men look at the world and their personal priorities. With much political and cultural satire ensuing via the medium of comic relief, and all things related to, by, from, and for money, JERRY MAGUIRE takes the typical man and makes him rethink why he is living the way he is, and moreover, if he doesn't like what he sees, what is he willing to do about it. The film is about more than social, and particularly, sports and political critiques, but rather, about the human heart and our ability to block love as easily as we can embrace it. Using the protagonist of Jerry Maguire, a man great at loving everybody but his partner and himself, the film will unveil a 360 revolutionary turnabout in his character's thinking, and hopefully, in yours.

The film will make you laugh, cry, yell, kick and scream, and mostly, think. JERRY MAGUIRE incorporates humanity and forces audiences to taste its emotional extremes; to see the trials and tribulations of professional and personal life, and moreover, how, in the end, love conquers all.

Main Characters:

Jerry Maguire, played by Tom Cruise, the big-time corporate sports agent whose sudden strike of conscience manifests a controversial memo and philosophy on agent-client relations that will force him to go the good guy route alone.

Dorothy Boyd, Renne Zelleweger, the high-strung 24 year old mother whose desperate for a man, a life, and a new father for her son.

Ray Boyd, played by, is the adorable eight-year old whose eccentric factoids and loveable personality play as much a part in making Jerry fall for Dorothy as her own beauty.

Marcy Tidwell, played by Regina King, is the straight-forward, give-me-no-lines, deal me no crap, loyal wife.

Rod Tidwell, played by Cuba Gooding Jr., is the middle-of-the-road athlete with a head as big as his potential, but who loyally stands by Maguire pending he can "show him the money".

Bob Sugar, played by, is the back-stabbing, egocentric, selfish sports agent mentored by none other than the man he backstabs and swindles into a clientless business, Jerry Maguire.