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The movie “Raging Bull“ was released in 1980, but its origin can be traced back to a book. The film is based on the real-life autobiography of the same name, “Raging Bull,“ written by Jake LaMotta, Joseph Carter, and Peter Savage. The book was published in 1970 and detailed Jake LaMotta's life and experiences as a professional boxer. Jake LaMotta was a middleweight boxer who had a successful but tumultuous career in the 1940s and 1950s. His autobiography provided an intimate and candid look into his life, both inside and outside the boxing ring. It delved into his rise to fame as a skilled and tenacious boxer, his struggles with personal demons, his tumultuous relationships, and his journey to redemption. The book's compelling narrative and exploration of human emotions caught the attention of the film industry, and in the mid-1970s, a movie adaptation began to take shape. Acclaimed director Martin Scorsese expressed interest in bringing LaMotta's story to the big
