Mickey (film)
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| Directed by | Hugh Wilson |
| Produced by | John Grisham |
| Written by | John Grisham |
| Starring | Harry Connick, Jr., Shawn Salinas |
| Music by | Guy Moon, Craig Sharmat |
| Distributed by | Mickey Productions, Slugger Pictures, Anchor Bay Entertainment |
| Release date(s) | 30 April 2004 |
| Running time | 90 min |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $6 million |
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Mickey is a 2004 American baseball movie drama, directed by Hugh Wilson, with screenplay written by John Grisham.
Mickey was filmed in 2001, at Cove Creek Park and baseball fields in Richmond, and Petersburg, VA, and also at Little League International in South Williamsport, PA, home of the Little League Baseball World Series. Wilson and Grisham, both live near Charlottesville, VA where parts of the filming took place.
John Grisham wrote the first draft for Mickey already in 1995, inspired by his Little League experience as a coach.
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[edit] Plot
Glen, (Harry Connick, Jr.) and his 12-year-old son Mickey (Shawn Salinas) who loves playing Little League Baseball, becomes the focus of an intensive IRS investigation. They run from the investigation, and assume new identities. Mickey's new identity makes him a year younger, which enables him to play another year in the Little League. The Little League Team plays very well, and receives attention from TV and newspapers, which makes the chances of them being caught by the IRS much bigger.
[edit] Cast
- Harry Connick, Jr. - Glen Ryan (Tripp Spence)
- Shawn Salinas - Mickey Ryan (Derrick Spence)
- Mike Starr - Tony
- Michelle Johnson - Patty
- Mark Joy - Seeger
- Alexander Roos - Pudge
- Danny Bell - Griff
- Jason Kypros - Pete Bracey
- Gill Baker - Peggy
- Stan Kelly - Prater
- Don Yesso - Cardinal's Coach
- Richard Fullerton - President Sloan
- Peter Gil - Senator Martinez
- Tom Trigo - Jack Fernandez
- Jon-Michael Moralez - Cuban Coach
- Hugh Wilson - Munson
- John Grisham - Commissioner
[edit] Awards & Nominations
- Winner PLATINUM Award, Best Family Film - WorldFest Film Festival, 2004
[edit] Trivia
- John Grisham played Little League in his home state of Mississippi.
- Before Mickey, only one other motion picture, The Little Giants (1958), had received permission to use the Little League trademarks.
[edit] External links
- Mickeythemovie.com
- Mickey at the Internet Movie Database
- DVD review
- Mickey at Little League online
- Mickey, from the set. At richmond.com
- Mickey, interview with Harry Connick, Jr. At richmond.com
- John Grisham's Field of Dreams
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