Reporter Terry Dale Parks Young Kid Taylor Sawyers Young Kid Bradley Lisman Young Kid Richard Nance Buzzard Aaron Babino Football Player Dean Baldwin Football Player Ben Bronson Football Player Sunny Byrd Football Player John Clark Football Player Bobby Doherty Football Player Chris Fisher Football Player Cedric Foster Football Player Corey Hargers Football Player Tavis Harvey Football Player Deshaun Hill Football Player Ryan Jacobs Football Player Nick Jester Football Player Mike Jones Football Player Tyrone Jones Football Player Mark Llewellyn Football Player Jon Luke Football Player O.
Football Player Robert Van Football Player Dewayne Patmon Football Player Everick Rawls Football Player Brett Robin Football Player Steven Rogers Football Player Ray Ross Football Player Chad L.
Football Player Travis Thompson Football Player Matt Trissel Football Player Brandon Tully Football Player Darrick Wallace Football Player Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Gurie Sheffield Football Player Olivia Young High school student and party guest Lance Aaron Backup Quaterback 11 uncredited Charan Andreas Cheerleader uncredited Crystal Brown-Tatum Sideline Journalist uncredited Dan Burkarth WalMart Buyer uncredited Gene Burns State Trooper uncredited Joseph T.
Football Player uncredited Jason Carroll Back Up QB uncredited D. High School Student uncredited Robert M. Burger Joint Customer uncredited Erik Collins Reporter uncredited Catherine Cooper Football Player's Mom uncredited Colby Crain Student uncredited Kimberly Ensey Rocker Chick uncredited Laura Evans Daphne Girl uncredited Todd Falcon Paramedic uncredited Mark Falvo Reporter uncredited Terry Funk Fan uncredited Russell Wayne Groves Football Player uncredited Ashley Hallford Football Player's Girlfriend uncredited Holly Hargrave On-Field Reporter uncredited Nathaniel Holt Football Player 83 uncredited Lee Irving Gibson - Odessa Alumnus uncredited Sharri Jones Hottie with Boobie Miles uncredited Tiffany Lang Customer uncredited Tex Marshall Airport Employee uncredited Hugo Perez Janitor uncredited James Harold Pollard Assistant Coach uncredited Clint Quintero Security Guard uncredited Hasaan Rasheed Football Player uncredited Angela Rawna Carter Parent uncredited James Edward Shippy Football Player uncredited Bobby Shue Football Fan uncredited Cassandra L.
Carter Parent uncredited Jason Starritt Extra uncredited Gary Vaught Football Official uncredited C. Jo Vela Onfield Reporter uncredited Sonny Villarreal Parker uncredited Stephen Weatherford Paramedic uncredited Mark A. Permian Panthers Fan uncredited Jimmy Willden Football Player 5 uncredited John Wirt Highway Patrolman uncredited Jacqueline Wright Walmart Crowd uncredited Heath Young Angry Fan uncredited Produced by Sarah Aubrey Thornton and Mr. Carpenter Melissa Forney McGraw Charles Yusko Yusko Carol F.
Sonia Garcia Erick Garibay Douglas Cameron Niles Klein Patrick McCormack Miller Shawn Monaghan Howe Jr. Clayton Null Kirkpatrick Audrey Chon Whitaker Shanti Delsarte Bergstein Tiffany Lynn Drucker Bergstein Kayse Goodell Rated PG for thematic issues, sexual content, language, some teen drinking and rough sports action. Did you know Edit. He is wearing a black Permian jacket and hat.
Goofs When they are previewing the state championship game, the TV announcer says, "It is rumored that six of their players have already signed Division 1 letter of intents. National letter of intent day is always on the first Tuesday in February. Quotes Coach Gary Gaines : Being perfect is not about that scoreboard out there.
User reviews Review. Top review. Not as good as the book. I just don't see how anyone who didn't read the book could follow the story at all. The book was so watered down, and the story is almost unrecognizable.
We saw precious little of Booby Miles' complexity or the pressures around him over which he had no control. We saw almost nothing of Chavez, one of the very few players who actually made something of himself, or what effect the high school football experience had on his success in life. And the other players There was so much background about the frenzy that Mojo generated and still generates in Odessa that just wasn't shown.
That being said, I can see why the people in Odessa so disapproved of the book and loved the movie. The movie doesn't show the rather affectionate, yet unflattering picture that Buzz Bissinger painted of the town. Instead, it only showed the stereotypical hype of small town football. Paige-2 Jan 23, FAQ 1. Who created the background music for the movie? Details Edit. Release date October 8, United States. Germany United States.
Universal Pictures. Zafer Gecesi. The movie is frank in its treatment of race and class. Expect some strong language "s--t" and more. References to "getting laid," making out, implied teen sex, bare back and quick glimpses of bare breast. Language includes "s--t," "hell," "damn," "ass," "goddamn," the "N" word, "Jesus Christ," and "oh my God" as exclamations. Themes include competition, hard work, the importance of family, tragedy, triumph, and teamwork.
Race and class are also issues. All of these issues are dealt with realistically and insightfully. This information for parents is provided by Common Sense Media , a non-profit organization dedicated to improving kids' media lives.
Rent this movie. Peter Berg directs this gritty but heartwarming tale, based on a book by H. Bissinger, that chronicles the efforts of Gary Gaines Billy Bob Thornton , the coach of a local football team in small-town Odessa, Texas, to propel his squad to the state championships.
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