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Balls Out: Gary the Tennis Coach
Description
The movie tells the story of Gary Houseman, an overenthusiastic high school janitor who steps-up to lead the school's loser tennis team and leads them to the Nebraska State Championships when the acting coach drops dead.
The movie tells the story of Gary Houseman, an overenthusiastic high school janitor who steps-up to lead the school's loser tennis team and leads them to the Nebraska State Championships when the acting coach drops dead.
Actors:
Ernesto Rosas,
Tim Williams,
Jon Overgaauw,
Evan Gamble,
Conor Donovan,
Kelley Estes,
Jamel Thomas,
Eduardo DeLeon,
Annalee Langham,
Celeste Roberts,
Brando Eaton,
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Ernesto Rosas
Tim Williams
Jon Overgaauw
Evan Gamble
Conor Donovan
Kelley Estes
21 July 1982, Alexandria, Virginia, USA
Jamel Thomas
4 February 1981, USA
Eduardo DeLeon
Annalee Langham
Celeste Roberts
Brando Eaton
17 July 1986, Los Angeles, California, USA
Director:
Danny Leiner
Danny Leiner
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Balls Out: Gary the Tennis Coach #Brando Eaton #Danny Leiner #Randy Quaid #Seann William Scott
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April 09, 2009
A tad too obvious for my liking but then it's a Sean William Scott movie -- so obviously it's obvious. But as a tennis redemption movie (not too many of them around) it stands out for a sense of gruff fun.
May 03, 2009
...there eventually does reach a point at which Scott's performance, ingratiating as it is, simply proves unable to compensate for the film's myriad of deficiencies.
