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| Donners' Company / Ixtlan Productions / Warner Bros. Pictures / Warner Home Video (1999) | |||||
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| Al Pacino | Tony D'Amato | |
| Cameron Diaz | Christina Pagniacci | |
| Dennis Quaid | Jack 'Cap' Rooney | |
| James Woods | Dr. Harvey Mandrake | |
| Jamie Foxx | Willie Beamen | |
| LL Cool J | Julian Washington | |
| Matthew Modine | Dr. Ollie Powers | |
| Jim Brown | Montezuma Monroe | |
| Lawrence Taylor | Luther 'Shark' Lavay | |
| Bill Bellamy | Jimmy Sanderson | |
| Andrew Bryniarski | Patrick 'Madman' Kelly | |
| Lela Rochon | Vanessa Struthers | |
| Lauren Holly | Cindy Rooney | |
| Ann-Margret | Margaret Pagniacci | |
| Aaron Eckhart | Nick Crozier | |
| Elizabeth Berkley | Mandy Murphy | |
| Charlton Heston | Commissioner | |
| John C. McGinley | Jack Rose | |
| James Karen | Ed Phillips | |
| Gianni Russo | Johnny Polito | |
| Duane Martin | Willie's Agent | |
| Clifton Davis | Mayor Tyrone Smalls | |
| John Daniel | Andy Matter | |
| Terrell Owens | Himself | |
| Irving Fryar | Himself | |
| Joe Schmidt | Himself | |
| Ricky Watters | Himself | |
| Patrick O'Hara | Tyler Cherubini (as Patrick J. O'Hara) | |
| Jerry A. Sharp | McKenna | |
| Marty Wright | Beastman | |
| Mazio Royster | Wide Receiver | |
| Ann Margaret | Margaret Pagniacci |
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| Producer | Lauren Shuler Donner
Richard Donner |
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| Writer | Oliver Stone
John Logan |
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| Cinematography | Salvatore Totino
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Oliver Stone (JFK, W) and a dynamic acting ensemble explore the fortunes of an embattled NFL team in this "screaming rocker of a movie" (Michael Wilmington, Chicago Tribune). Embattled coach Tony D'Amato (Al Pacino) faces team strife and a new owner (Cameron Diaz) who is sure Tony is way too old school. An injured quarterback (Dennis Quaid), a flashy, bull-headed backup QB (Jamie Foxx), a slithery team doctor (James Woods) and a running back with an incentive-laden contract (LL Cool J) also fuel "Stone's most electrifying film in years. A dazzling spectacle" (Peter Travers, Rolling Stone). |
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