offer giggs playing with wales would not have up luck. '92 team was not only successful because of the skill of the lot but because of their friendships. >> i think it's the togetherness that we had. we're all from different backgrounds. i'm from london, they're from manchester, you know, it was just the way we came together, how successful we were, how bonded we were. it was the best in our careers, i think. >> reporter: the fun would continue on and off the field. >> we had no cares in the world. it was fun. put me in a kit. >> reporter: and now 20 years later each man is enjoying his own success. beckham trying to launch his mls franchise. gary nevell coaching for england, and giggs who has made over 900 appearances, and has no plans to retire any time soon. >> he has an impressive long-range goal from the halfway line. he looked embarrassed after his efforts and a little out of breath. >>> miami heath hav heat have ed their wins as they edged out the charlotte bobcats. they stay second in the eastern conference. kevin durant controlle

she's played giggs and practiced her networking skills, but still no contract.ep her spirits up, annika takes long walks through her dream city. she loves the excitement that new yorkers brought into her life the road to her broadway dream is long, she says. so she's ready to make some compromises. she says until then, she will definitely stay in america and do something in the arts. it could be acting or singing in a nightclub, a cabaret or on broadway. as long as she's on stage, acting, singing or both. of course, she miss her friends and family in germany. i ask her why she's so determined to stay. she tells me it's the people and their passion for music. she says she's not ready to give that up. on her walks through new york, she meets people who have seen their dreams fade away. almost 50 million people in the u.s. are dependent on food stamps. ♪ annika doesn't want to think about what will happen if she doesn't realize her dreams of becoming a broadway star. she's determined to make a name for herself in new york. for her auditions, she needs a head shot.

ryan giggs and paul scholes are considered two of the greatest footballers. the real thing about that, and they would say this is the unbelievable success they achieved is because they were a team, they played as a group. when you meet them it's unbelievable how down to earth they are, how little ego there is and how they genuinely are great friends who had been together since childhood , and they are humble and play as a team. it's the key to their phenomenal success. >> there is the sixth star, beckham. >> it's great to do a film where he was one of six. >> it was clear that he didn't want to be that way. he wanted to be part of the guys. how often do you see david beckham as one of a group. the ethos behind the prove. becks and co-are all about the communal goal, it was not about individual themes, it was about doing it as a team. that's what we show in the film that if you come together as a group of eyes, it's not possible. >> a film is not about the team or individuals, also about the community. it was a particular time, a golden age for manchester. >>