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Jack Hobbs Filmography

ActorBORN 1882CAMBRIDGE5 FILMS IN DB

JackHobbs

Known for Acting · ESPN Legends of Cricket - Volume 2

5
FILMS IN DB
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1
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4K
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RAREST RELEASE
The First Century of the Season
~$0 · 4K · 1920
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MOST VALUABLE
The First Century of the Season
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BIOGRAPHY

Jack Hobbs, a titan of early 20th-century cricket, also made a notable impact in the realm of sports documentaries, particularly with his appearance in "ESPN Legends of Cricket - Volume 2." Released in 2007, this title not only celebrates Hobbs' staggering achievements—over 61,000 first-class runs and 199 centuries—but also captures the essence of cricket's golden age, making it a coveted item for both sports fans and collectors of physical media. Collectors seek out Hobbs' contributions not just for their historical significance but also for the nostalgia they evoke. His portrayal in documentaries like this one provides a unique glimpse into the life of a sports legend, appealing to those who appreciate the intersection of film and sports history. As a result, "ESPN Legends of Cricket - Volume 2" remains a sought-after piece in the archives of cricket memorabilia, embodying the legacy of one of the game's true masters.

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What is Jack Hobbs known for?

Jack Hobbs is known for acting, particularly in documentary films.

What genres does Jack Hobbs' filmography span?

His filmography spans the documentary genre.

What era does Jack Hobbs' work cover?

Jack Hobbs' work covers the years 1920 to 1926, with his most-active decade being the 1920s.

How many films are in Jack Hobbs' filmography?

Jack Hobbs has a total of 5 films in his filmography.

What are some notable films in Jack Hobbs' filmography?

Notable films in Jack Hobbs' filmography include 'The First Century of the Season' (1920), 'Yorks Draw with Surrey' (1922), and 'Only Two More to Equal 'W.G.' (1925).