Spaceman (2016)
Overview
Story of former major league baseball pitcher Bill 'Spaceman' Lee following his release by the Montreal Expos.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.209 |
Directed By
Brett Rapkin
Crew
Betsy Stahl
Brett Rapkin
Brett Rapkin
Matthew Boyd
Colleen Halsey
Richard Halsey
Robert Wise
Donna Morong
Traci Hays
Corey Czerwinski
TOP CAST
Josh Duhamel
Bill Lee
Ernie Hudson
Joe
W. Earl Brown
Dick Dennis
Winter Ave Zoli
Mrs. Lee
Carlos Leal
Gino Lapue
Sterling K. Brown
Rodney Scott
Emma Rose Maloney
Caitlin Lee
Stefan Rollins
Claude
Wade Williams
Tom Fulton
Peter MacKenzie
Tim Manning
Wallace Langham
Bruce Lindsay
Lawrence J. Hughes
Manny Moss
Bill Lee
Beer League Player
Matthew Arkin
Marv Scott
Claude Duhamel
King
Nicole Lynn Evans
Pool Buddy
Daniel Farag
Bar Stoner
Eric Gagne
Bartender
Rob Goodrich
Umpire
Jonah Keri
Montreal Beat Reporter
Blake Lindsley
Media Director
Paolo Mancini
Pascale - White Dog
Lauren Marini
Hot Waitress
Preston Mayes
Whitman
Dita McCool
Hungover Girl
Aaron McPherson
Enrni Laguillie
Chelsea D. Miller
Roller Skate Girl
PJ Moynihan
Smoking Mascot
William Myers
French Barfly
Patti Negri
Joe's Wife
Paul Rosenblum
New Brunswick Pitcher
Christopher Safos
Gustavo
Richard Shelton
Security Guard
Annakin Slayd
Tito
Paul Francis Sullivan
Mail Man
AJ Taylor
Bar Patron
Geoff Whitman
Seamus O'Toole RCMP
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