La révélation

Titre original : The Scout

1994
PG-13
1h 41min

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Brendan Fraser and Albert Brooks in La révélation (1994)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe story of a baseball scout who discovers a talented but troubled baseball player.The story of a baseball scout who discovers a talented but troubled baseball player.The story of a baseball scout who discovers a talented but troubled baseball player.

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The Scout

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Anecdotes
Steve Nebraska's character is loosely based on a pitcher named Steve Dalkowski. But, unfortunately he never made it to the major leagues.

Gaffes
In the film, pitcher Brendan Fraser bats in game 1 of the World Series. In the World Series, if the American League team is home they are allowed to select a designated hitter. Although teams almost always use this option, they are not required to do so and may allow the pitcher to hit.

Citations
Steve Nebraska: Al, you're like a dad to me.
Al Percolo: But I'm not your dad. I'm just a guy taking 15 percent.
Steve Nebraska: I thought it was 10.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The River Wild/Jason's Lyric/Ed Wood/The Scout/Rapa Nui (1994)

Bandes originales
Bang Bang
Written by Joe Cuba and Jim Sabater
Performed by Joe Cuba
Courtesy of Tico Records

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Not that bad

Really The Scout is a sort of dumb comedy, but that can be good. It is rather silly and that is the point. It's plot is implausible. The plot twists are odd and somewhat predictable. But I liked it and watched it more than once. So don't write it off because it doesn't fall into what the ideal of a baseball movie should be. If you write it off do it because it does not live up to its cheesy comedy roots, and frankly it odes that. If I had a VCR here I'd be running out to the Blockbuster now.