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Shane (2022): Cast, Ratings & Box Office

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Shane is a 2022 documentary directed by David Alrich and Jackie Munro, starring Shane Warne, Chris Martin and Ed Sheeran. It runs 1 hour 36 minutes and earned $11,829 worldwide. Its Echo Score is 71/100.

worldwide gross
$11.8K
Echo Score
71
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Shane (2022) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 36m (96 min)
Directors
David Alrich and Jackie Munro
Genre
Documentary
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Shane About?

The premise of Shane without spoilers.

This film explores the extraordinary life of Shane Warne, a man whose path to becoming the greatest cricketer of a generation began unexpectedly. Initially focused on Australian Rules football, a career setback led him to master the challenging skill of spin bowling. Despite early struggles and being deemed unfit, he transformed himself into a sporting icon. His success brought immense fame and wealth, but also scandals involving betting, drugs, and personal relationships that threatened his career and marriage. The documentary charts his remarkable comeback from a year-long ban, showcasing his resilience and establishing him as a fiercely competitive and widely admired figure.

Shane Themes & Keywords

· 4 tags
  • cricket
  • present
  • cricket the sport
  • sports documentary
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Cast & crew

Shane Cast

Shane Warne leads the cast, with Chris Martin and Ed Sheeran. Directed by David Alrich and Jackie Munro; 36 actors are credited in all.

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Ratings

Shane Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 71/100, strongest in art & craft (70) and weakest in sensory experience (60).

71 /100

Shane Echo Score Breakdown

The documentary presents a largely celebratory portrait of Shane Warne, assembling interviews, archival footage, and family recollections into a cohesive narrative. Reviews note its solid construction and effective use of Warne’s own commentary, yet they also point out the omission of more critical perspectives and occasional superfluous interview segments. This blend of strengths and shortcomings results in a film that satisfies devoted fans while offering limited depth for broader viewers.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 70

    In terms of direction and editing, the documentary is competently assembled, weaving archival clips with contemporary interviews to maintain narrative flow. Critics mention a solid visual presentation, while some users find certain segments—particularly those featuring non‑cricket personalities—unnecessary. The overall craftsmanship is reliable, though it lacks distinctive stylistic flourishes.

  • Character & Emotion 65

    When assessing character depth, the film offers intimate glimpses of Warne’s personality through family and peer testimonies, highlighting his charisma and competitive spirit. However, reviewers note a predominance of laudatory voices, with limited critical or contradictory viewpoints, resulting in a somewhat one‑dimensional portrait. Consequently, emotional resonance is present but not fully explored.

  • Story & Flow 68

    The storyline traces Warne’s rise from early sports involvement to international fame, covering career milestones and personal controversies. Viewers appreciate the clear chronological structure, yet some criticize the film for glossing over darker episodes and for inserting extraneous commentary from celebrities unrelated to cricket. Overall, the narrative is coherent but occasionally superficial.

  • Sensory Experience 60

    Regarding sensory experience, the documentary employs standard soundtrack cues and straightforward visual editing without prominent artistic experimentation. Reviewers find the audiovisual elements serviceable, supporting the interview‑driven format, though a few note that the lack of distinctive sound design or striking cinematography renders the viewing experience unremarkable. The sensory presentation thus fulfills functional needs but lacks memorability.

  • Rewatch Factor 70

    The rewatch factor is strong for cricket enthusiasts, who value the nostalgic recounting of Warne’s iconic moments and the inclusion of family perspectives. Nonetheless, the film’s limited critical analysis and occasional filler content may diminish its appeal on subsequent viewings for a broader audience. Overall, it offers solid repeat value within its niche.

Box office

Shane Box Office

Shane grossed $11,829 worldwide.

2022 box office

Worldwide gross

$11.8K

International
$11.8K
Videos

Shane Trailers & Videos

2 videos: 2 trailers.

UK Trailer
  • Trailer Australian Trailer
Details

Shane Also Known As

3 alternative titles, including “Shane: The King of Spin” and “셰인 원”.

Also known as
  • Shane: The King of Spin
  • 셰인 원
  • 肖恩

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FAQ

Shane FAQ: Cast, Box Office & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, box office and post-credit scenes of Shane, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Shane?

Shane runs 1 hour 36 minutes (96 minutes).

When was Shane released?

Shane was released on January 3, 2022.

Who directed Shane?

Shane was directed by David Alrich and Jackie Munro.

Who is in the cast of Shane?

Shane stars Shane Warne, Chris Martin and Ed Sheeran, among 36 credited actors.

How much did Shane make at the box office?

Shane grossed $11,829 worldwide.

Does Shane have a post-credit scene?

No. Shane has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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