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Little Big League
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The movie follows Billy, a 12-year old boy who suddenly becomes the owner and then manager of the Minnesota Twins baseball team after his grandfather passes away. With a combination of guile, knowledge and determination, Billy earns his team's grudging respect and the team begins a winning streak.
The movie follows Billy, a 12-year old boy who suddenly becomes the owner and then manager of the Minnesota Twins baseball team after his grandfather passes away. With a combination of guile, knowledge and determination, Billy earns his team's grudging respect and the team begins a winning streak.
Actors:
Billy L. Sullivan,
Kristen Fontaine,
Richard Petterson,
Miles Feulner,
Ken Griffey Jr.,
Dave Magadan,
Marc Gittleman
Billy L. Sullivan
24 May 1980, New York, USA
Kristen Fontaine
Richard Petterson
Miles Feulner
1982, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Ken Griffey Jr.
21 November 1969, Donora, Pennsylvania, USA
Dave Magadan
30 September 1962, Tampa, Florida, USA
Marc Gittleman
Director:
Andrew Scheinman
Andrew Scheinman
Country:
United States
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Arizona Daily Star
December 24, 2002
Forgettable in every way. The kids-in-big-leagues theme is thankfully dead for now.
Moviehole
September 17, 2002
Another useless addition to a jam-packed genre
January 01, 2000
The first third or so of Little Big League is warm and winning - and has some big laughs. But as it progresses, the drama becomes more sentimental and stagnant, and the film begins to drag.
Kalamazoo Gazette
July 15, 2003
Passably entertaining for the "Boy's Life" crowd
