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For The Love of The Game

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The movie revolves around the Perfect Game performance of 40-year-old pitcher Billy Chapel as he flashes through his career and his relationship with his on-and-off girlfriend, while pitching his final game.

Genre:

Drama, Romance, Sport

Actors:

Kevin Costner, Kelly Preston, John C. Reilly, Jena Malone, Brian Cox, Addie Daddio, J.K. Simmons, Vin Scully, Steve Lyons, Carmine Giovinazzo, Bill E. Rogers, ...»

Director:

Sam Raimi

Country:

United States

Release:

1999

IMDb:

6.6

Quality:

Duration:

137 min

KEYWORDS:

#For The Love of The Game #John C. Reilly #Kelly Preston #Kevin Costner #Sam Raimi

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ACTORS OF "For The Love of The Game"

Kevin Costner

18 January 1955, Lynwood, California, USA

Kelly Preston

13 October 1962, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

John C. Reilly

24 May 1965, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Jena Malone

21 November 1984, Sparks, Nevada, USA

Brian Cox

1 June 1946, Dundee, Scotland, UK

Addie Daddio

J.K. Simmons

9 January 1955, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Vin Scully

29 November 1927, Bronx, New York, USA

Steve Lyons

3 June 1960, Tacoma, Washington, USA

Carmine Giovinazzo

24 August 1973, Richmond [now Staten Island], New York City, New York, USA

Bill E. Rogers

Hugh Ross

Domenick Lombardozzi

25 March 1976, Bronx, New York, USA

Arnetia Walker

1956, Columbus, Georgia, USA

Larry Joshua

12 February 1952, New York City, New York, USA

Greer Barnes

Scott Bream

Jose Mota

16 March 1965, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

5 July 1966, Dade City, Florida, USA

Joe Lisi

9 September 1950, New York City, New York, USA

Jim Colborn

22 May 1946, Santa Paula, California, USA

7 November 1964, Birmingham, Alabama, USA

John Darjean Jr.

Donzell McDonald

Scott Pose

11 February 1967, Davenport, Iowa, USA

22 November 1973, Ponce, Puerto Rico

Juan Nieves

5 January 1965, Las Lomas, Puerto Rico

Augie Garrido

6 February 1939, Vallejo, California, USA

Rick Reed

3 March 1950, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Rich Garcia

22 May 1942, Key West, Florida, USA

Jerry Crawford

13 August 1947, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Bob Sheppard

20 October 1910, Richmond Hill, Queens, New York, USA

Eddie Layton

19 October 1925, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Robinson Frank Adu

T. Sean Ferguson

Victor Colicchio

13 August 1953, New York, USA

David Mucci

Jacob Reynolds

13 May 1983, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA

Maurice Shrog

19 June 1920, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Karen Williams

Tracy Middendorf

26 January 1970, Miami Beach, Florida, USA

William Newman

15 June 1934, Chicago, Illinois, USA

1944, Kingston, Jamaica, British West Indies

Daniel Dae Kim

4 August 1968, Pusan, South Korea

Judith Drake

Bill Vincent

22 March 1938, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA

11 July 1964, Laurel, Maryland, USA

Christopher Cousins

27 September 1960, New York City, New York, USA

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DIRECTORS OF "For The Love of The Game"

Sam Raimi

23 October 1959, Royal Oak, Michigan, USA

CREATORS OF "For The Love of The Game"

Dana Stevens

Michael Shaara

23 June 1929, Jersey City, New Jersey, USA

HEROES OF "For The Love of The Game"

Billy Chapel

Played by: Kevin Costner

Jane Aubrey

Played by: Kelly Preston

Gus Sinski

Played by: John C. Reilly

Heather Aubrey

Played by: Jena Malone

Gary Wheeler

Played by: Brian Cox

Frank Perry

Played by: J.K. Simmons

Ken Strout

Played by: Carmine Giovinazzo

Davis Birch

Played by: Bill E. Rogers

Mike Udall

Played by: Hugh Ross

Mickey Hart

Played by: Greer Barnes

Brian Whitt

Played by: Scott Bream

Jose Garcia

Played by: Jose Mota

Marcus Random

Played by: Earl Johnson

Lee Giordano

Played by: Chris Lemonis

Dennis Skinner

Played by: Jesse Ibarra

Juan Vasquez

Played by: Pedro Swann

Jimmy Pena

Played by: Michael Rivera

Relief Pitcher Lovett

Played by: Dave Eiland

Pete

Played by: Joe Lisi

Detroit Tiger

Played by: Chris Fischer

Sam Tuttle

Played by: Michael Papajohn

Jonathan Warble

Played by: John Darjean Jr.

Lenny Howell

Played by: Donzell McDonald

Matt Crane

Played by: Scott Pose

Nardini

Played by: Chris Ashby

Mike Robinson

Played by: Bill Masse

Jack Spellman

Played by: Mike Buddie

Ted Franklin

Played by: Eric Knowles

Ruiz

Played by: Ricky Ledee

Francisco Delgado

Played by: Juan Nieves

Heckler

Played by: T. Sean Ferguson

Kisha Birch

Played by: Karen Williams

Fitch

Played by: William Newman

E.R. Doctor

Played by: Daniel Dae Kim

Mr. Chapel

Played by: Bill Costner

Mrs. Chapel

Played by: Sharon Costner

Ian

Played by: Christopher Cousins

Autograph Seeker

Played by: Brian Donald Hickey

CRITICS OF "For The Love of The Game"

Orlando Weekly

For Love of the Game's earnestness seems itself like a desperate cry for attention.

May 08, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

This is no perfect -- or even half-perfect -- game. It's another movie where conventions are subbed for life lessons, where the emotions are cued by golden oldies and where the motivation (at least on the studio's part) isn't love of the game but money.

May 08, 2014

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Ozus' World Movie Reviews

Every scene away from the ballpark is in foul territory.

April 13, 2017

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Washington Post

Those flashbacks will drive you nuts. As if baseball didn't drag on long enough, almost every inning or out of that Yankees game is punctuated by a memory.

May 08, 2014

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Baltimore Sun

Vanity is one thing, but Costner's act is beginning to feel like a particularly self-righteous -- and tiresome -- form of pathology. Someone should tell him that an actor's job is to disappear into his characters, not vice-versa.

May 08, 2014

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Kevin Costner is back starring in his third baseball movie, and after those two box office home runs, Mighty Kevin has struck out.

May 08, 2014

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Three Movie Buffs

Like Billy this movie is good on the field, but not so much once off it.

March 29, 2011

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Metro Times (Detroit, MI)

Far more horrifying than Evil Dead, Sam Raimi's attempt at making a sports-oriented romance strikes out, forfeits and loses three times before its two hours and 10 minutes are up.

May 08, 2014

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Philadelphia Inquirer

On the field, Costner is consistent, but his exploration of Billy's romantic dilemma is superficial and often wooden.

May 08, 2014

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New Yorker

For Love of the Game asks whether the same qualities that make an athlete a champion don't also destroy his happiness. The answer, unfortunately, is long-winded and redundant... But some of the baseball scenes are good.

May 08, 2014

Washington Post

Here are two things that definitely don't go together: baseball and piano music.

May 08, 2014

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New York Daily News

The baseball sequences are fabulous, not least because Costner looks and moves like a real player a rarity for actors in sports movies... But the love story, a five-year off-and-on affair, is little more than a sop to Costner's romantic faithful.

May 08, 2014

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GALLERY OF "For The Love of The Game"