The Last Home Run (1996)
Overview
Dying doctor Jonathan Lyle's last wish is granted, to be young again and play baseball, but only for five days.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.2655 |
Directed By
Bob Gosse
Crew
Bob Gosse
Larry Meistrich
Bob Gosse
Ed Apfel
Roger Flax
Roger Flax
Yvonne Casas
Barry Cole
Jeffrey Taylor
Jeff Kushner
Andras Kanegson
Peter Fernberger
Rachel Warden
Roger Flax
David L. Bushell
Jeff Pullman
Tom Razzano
Tommy Barone
Brandon Rosser
Christine MacMillan
Diane Wheeler-Nicholson
Maggie Carino
Laura Seymann
Mark Schmidt
Sandra Muller
Leighton Edmondson
Tomasz Stepniewski
Ben Kanegson
Mark Weber
Jeanne Gilliland
Roswell Hamrick
Mark White
Rick Jones
Rick LaCoste
Laura Jean Shannon
Mary Ann McAlpin
Carol Raskin
Angela Johnson
Cyndi Boyar
Yvette Larsen
Danna Liebert
Sloan Mandell
Laurie Weintraub
Josh Cramer
Tony Volante
David Kimelman
TOP CAST
Tom Guiry
Young Jonathan
Seymour Cassel
Older Jonathan
Danielle Comerford
Jenny Neal
Jordi Vilasuso
Tommy
Jonathan Flax
Ged
Vinnette Carroll
Emma
Kenny Flax
Kenny Neal
Liza Harris
Judy Neal
David Winfield
Self
Gary Carter
Jeff Neal
Todd Logan
Reed
Clay Smalls
Rashid
Riley Gelwicks
Victor
Ryan Hopkins
Donald
Manuel Arteaga
Jose
Frankie Man
Maxy
Mal Jones
Dugan
Badri Prasad Adhikari
Annand
Florence McGee
Francis
Roger Flax
Umpire
Ed Pang
Koseo
Charlie Flax
The Nutty Bellhop
Tommy Barone
EMS Worker
Lauren Razzano
Lauren
John B. Sterling
Baseball Announcer
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