The Sandlot (1993)
Overview
During a summer of friendship and adventure, one boy becomes a part of the gang, nine boys become a team and their leader becomes a legend by confronting the terrifying mystery beyond the right field wall.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $7,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $34,348,444.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 12.194 |
Directed By
David Mickey Evans
Crew
David Newman
Chris Zarpas
Cathleen Summers
Michael A. Stevenson
Anthony B. Richmond
David Mickey Evans
Dale De La Torre
William S. Gilmore
Mark Burg
Keith Campbell
Marc Dabe
Shari Rhodes
Chester Kaczenski
Judi Sandin
Grania Preston
David Mickey Evans
Robert Gunter
Dan Genetti
Bonnie Greenberg
Walter Robles
Joseph Middleton
Phil Culotta
Lane Leavitt
Charles Croughwell
Phil J. Minsky
William M. Elvin
Brian Smrz
Bill Hart
Bob Yerkes
John Robotham
Frederic W. Brost
Daniel W. Barringer
George Marshall Ruge
Robert Gunter
Jack West
Jill Meyers
Brian J. Williams
Alan Edmisten
Grant Gilmore
John Moio
Randy Fife
George Fisher
Orwin C. Harvey
David J. White II
Stuart McAra
Christopher Moriana
Juddson J. Plum
Karl Wessen
Art Brown
Michael G. Riba
Carl Graham
Rebecca Poulos
Mike Ferris
Jonathan 'Chunky' Richmond
Shannon Engemann
Debbie Austin
Patrick Cyccone Jr.
John Moio
John Bramley
Richard Yuricich
David A. Jansen
Rick Tiedeman
Carin Rogers
Cameron Frankley
Tanya Sullivan
Lisa Eager
Rory Robert Knepp
Marty Stein
Cliff Wenger
Mark Nelmes
George Richmond
Lynda Foote
Mindi Craig Wagner
Janet Yale
Marilyn Graf
Leslie Ann Anderson
Dan Thomas
J.R. Weston
Timberlake Lewis
Victoria S. Cunningham
Mike Szakmeister
Garry K. Cunningham
John J. Downey
Susan Kurtz
Brent Brewington
Steven C. Ward
Pat Somerset
Robert Thirlwell
Paul B. Clay
Dean St. John
Ellen Heuer
Ed Barton
Laurie Higgins Tobias
Alan Edmisten
TOP CAST
Tom Guiry
Scotty Smalls
Mike Vitar
Benjamin Franklin Rodriguez
Patrick Renna
Hamilton 'Ham' Porter
Chauncey Leopardi
Michael 'Squints' Palledorous
Marty York
Alan 'Yeah-Yeah' McClennan
Brandon Quintin Adams
Kenny DeNunez
Grant Gelt
Bertram Grover Weeks
James Earl Jones
Mr. Mertle
Denis Leary
Bill
Karen Allen
Mom
Shane Obedzinski
Tommy 'Repeat' Timmons
Victor DiMattia
Timmy Timmons
Art LaFleur
The Babe
Marley Shelton
Wendy
Herb Muller
Young Mr. Mertle
Daniel Zacapa
Police Chief
Eddie Matthews
Thief
Keith Campbell
Thief
Wil Horneff
Phillips
Tyson Jones
Little League Punk #2
Karl Simmons
Schoolyard Pitchers
Maury Wills
Coach
Pablo P. Vitar
Older Benny
Robert Apisa
Home Plate Umpire
Robbie T. Robinson
Third Base Umpire
Charles Fick
Giants Catcher
Tim Page
Giants Pitcher
Dennis Williams
Giants Third Baseman
Cynthia Windham
Mother at Pool
Shane LaVar Smith
Toddler
Arliss Howard
Adult Scotty Smalls (uncredited)
David Mickey Evans
Narrator (voice / uncredited)
Sally Jackson
Shopper (uncredited)
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