Alley Cats Strike!
Alley Cats Strike! | |
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Distributed by |
Rastar Disney Channel |
Directed by | Rod Daniel |
Written by | Gregory K. Pincus |
Starring |
Kyle Schmid Robert Ri'chard Kaley Cuoco Mimi Paley |
Language | English |
Release date | March 18, 2000 |
Running time | 103 minutes |
Alley Cats Strike! is a 2000 Disney Channel Original Movie. It premiered on March 18, 2000.
Plot
A citywide high school sports rivalry erupts when the competing schools manage to split the year-long series of athletic events. With the city championship at stake, the bowling teams are put to the test, and a superstar jock must coexist with a group of misfits in order to win the precious title.
Cast
- Kyle Schmid … Alex Thompson
- Robert Ri'chard … Todd McLemore
- Kaley Cuoco … Elisa Bowers
- Mimi Paley … Delia Graci
- Joey Wilcots … Ken Long
- Matt McCoy … Mr. Kevin Thompson
- Hardee T. Lineham … Principal Morris
- Evan Noble … Leo
- Gino Giacomini … Flip
- Tim Reid … Mayor Jeff McLemore
- Daphne Reid … Mrs. Cathy McLemore
- Phillip Williams … Sweet Lou
- Rodger Barton … Mayor Hanburger
- Roman Podhora … Coach Fetters
- David Reale … Baron McKay
- Laura Vandervoort … Lauren
- Joan Gregson … Ms. Jenson
- Janet Bailey … Nancy
- Alisha Morrison … Gina
- Marcello Meleca … Bubba
- Bill Lake … Whipsaw
- Booth Stephenson … Bobby Nagurski
- David Talbot … Corning
- Mary Lu Zahalan … Ms. Johnson
- Paul Constable … Bowling Referee
- Rufus Crawford … Ken's Dad
- Elizabeth Lennie … Mrs. Thompson
- Terry Doyle … Grandpa Thompson
Production
Filming of Alley Cats Strike began on October 25, 1999.[1]
Popular culture
In 2014, the movie was noted for having the longest plot summary out of all English language movies on the English language Wikipedia.[2][3]
Soundtrack
No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Length | |
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1. | "Pedal to the Steel" | Chris Browne, Ne-Yo, and Wade Robinson | Youngstown | ||
2. | "Just Allow" | Norwood Fisher | Fishbone and The Familyhood Nextperience | ||
3. | "Body Rockin' Time" | Douglas Shaw, Tom Mgrdichian, and Teddy Castellucci | Christian Davis | ||
4. | "Anywhere You Are" | Tom Snow and Jack Feldman | Chan Andre | ||
5. | "Pitiful" | Jim Cushnie, Ricky Estrada, David Ferreria, Richard Ferreira and Dennis Leipert | Pushover | ||
6. | "Hey Louise" | Matt Leonard | Squirtgun | ||
7. | "Camp Hollywood Special" | Bill Elliot | The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra | ||
8. | "When We Dance" | Bill Elliot | The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra | ||
9. | "The Shim Sham Song" | Bill Elliot | The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra | ||
10. | "Let's Get Married" | Bill Elliot | The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra | ||
11. | "Swinging the Century" | Bill Elliot | The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra | ||
12. | "I'm Fallin' in Love Again" | Bill Elliot | The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra | ||
13. | "Skiing Moguls" | Phil Marshall | The Bill Elliot Swing Orchestra | ||
14. | "Wind Surfing" | Phil Marshall | Mersh Bros. Band |
References
- ↑ Hettrick, Scott (October 20, 1999). "Disney Channel rolls a 'Strike'". The Hollywood Reporter.
- ↑ Blatt, Ben (26 June 2014). "The Longest Movie Plot Summary on Wikipedia". Slate. Retrieved 30 June 2014.
- ↑ Blatt, Ben (30 June 2014). "The Screenwriter of Alley Cats Strike on Inspiring the Longest Plot Summary on Wikipedia". Slate. Retrieved 30 June 2014.
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