Little Big League (1994)
Overview
When the owner of the Minnesota Twins passes away, he bequeaths the team to his preteen grandson. The newly minted head honcho quickly appoints himself manager, causing unrest in an organization that struggles to take orders from a 12-year-old.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.004 |
Directed By
Andrew Scheinman
Crew
Gregory K. Pincus
Andrew Scheinman
Gregory K. Pincus
Adam Merims
Steve Nicolaides
Mike Lobell
Donald E. Thorin
Andrew Bergman
Adam Scheinman
Barbara Cohen
Mary Gail Artz
Stanley Clarke
Ethel Robins Richards
Jeffrey Howard
Erica Edell Phillips
Michael Jablow
TOP CAST
Luke Edwards
Billy Heywood
Timothy Busfield
Lou Collins
John Ashton
Mac MacNally
Ashley Crow
Jenny Heywood
Kevin Dunn
Arthur Goslin
Billy L. Sullivan
Chuck
Miles Feulner
Joey
Jonathan Silverman
Jim Bowers
Dennis Farina
George O'Farrell
Jason Robards
Thomas Heywood
Wolfgang Bodison
Spencer Hamilton
Duane Davis
Jerry Johnson
Leon Durham
Leon Alexander
Kevin Elster
Pat Corning
Joseph Latimore
Lonnie Ritter
Bradley Jay Lesley
John "Blackout" Gatling
John Minch
Mark Hodges
Michael Papajohn
Tucker Kain
Scott Patterson
Mike McGrevey
Troy Startoni
Larry Hilbert
Antonio Todd
Mickey Scales
David Arnott
Little League Manager
Jeff Garlin
Opposing Little League Manager
Allan Wasserman
Little League Umpire
Teddy Bergman
Lowell
Cammy Kerrison
Shelly Hogeboom
Allen Hamilton
Mr. Patterson
Lavin Erickson
Margaret Sullivan
John Beasley
Roberts
Joseph Alan Johnson
Whitey
O'Neal Compton
Major League Umpire
Steve Cochran
Reporter #1
Tim Russell
Reporter #2
Peter Syvertsen
Hotel Manager
Jodie Fisher
Night Nurse #1
Jodi Russell
Night Nurse #2
Kristen Fontaine
Night Nurse #3
Gary Groomes
Doctor
Tony Denman
Phil
Vincent Kartheiser
James
Brock Pierce
Sidney
Ken Griffey Jr.
Self
Lou Piniella
Self
Ivan Rodriguez
Self
Mickey Tettleton
Self
Sandy Alomar Jr.
Self
Eric Anthony
Self
Carlos Baerga
Self
Alex Fernandez
Self
Randy Johnson
Self
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