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Matt LeBlanc befriends a baseball-playing chimpanzee. The Fan: 1996 Thriller A deranged San Francisco fan (Robert De Niro) kills a player, kidnaps another's son. Soul of the Game: 1996 Biographical Story of baseball trailblazers including Jackie Robinson, Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson. Joe Torre: Curveballs Along the Way: 1997 Biographical
British army officers in Post-World War II Germany try to track down a wanted war criminal, who unbeknownst to them is on their cricket team. The Final Test: 1953 Drama A famed cricketer wants his rebellious son to attend his last match. Playing Away: 1987 Comedy TV film Awwal Number: 1990 Action Lagaan: 2001 Drama
As far as baseball movies go, “Major League” is probably the funniest. While many flicks about the sport tend to lean into “feel-good” vibes, this one offers a fictional, light story that ...
American baseball films (1 C, 190 P) C. Canadian baseball films (8 P) Chinese baseball films (3 P) D. Documentary films about baseball (33 P) J. Japanese baseball ...
Island in the Sun starring Harry Belafonte (1957), American-British movie; The Tamarind Seed (1974), American-British movie; Black Snake (1973), American film directed by Russ Meyer; Agatha Christie's Miss Marple - A Caribbean Mystery (1989) Chattel House (2004) Guttaperc (1998) The Shoe (2005) Hit for Six (2006) Tek Dem Out (2006) Hush 1 (2008 ...
The first black British model to enter the Forbes model rich list; Bruce Oldfield (born 1950), fashion designer; Tessa Prendergast (died 2001), fashion designer, actress and socialite. Designer of the taboo-breaking white bikini worn by Ursula Andress in the 1962 film Dr. No; Martine Rose (born 1980), menswear designer; Bianca Saunders, fashion ...
The film was announced in May 1948. It was based on a story by Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen, with a script by Harry Tugend. [3] The female lead of club owner K.C. Higgins was originally to be played by Ginger Rogers, but she withdrew a month before filming and Esther Williams replaced her. [4]