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| MGM/UA (2001) | |||||
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| Brent Briscoe | Tony Steinhardt | |
| Jim Caviezel | ||
| Bruce Dern | Harry Volpi | |
| Reed Diamond | Skip Naughton | |
| Paul Dooley | Mayor Don Vaughn | |
| Jake Lloyd | Mike McCormick | |
| Mary McCormack | Bonnie McCormick | |
| Roger Wolski | ||
| Mark Fauser | Travis | |
| Frank Knapp | ||
| Chelcie Ross | Roger Epperson | |
| Richard Lee Jackson | ||
| Matt Letscher | ||
| James Caviezel | Jim McCormick | |
| Frank Knapp Jr. | Bobby Humphrey |
| Director | William Bindley
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| Producer | William Bindley
Martin Wiley |
| Writer | William Bindley
Scott Bindley |
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In 1971, air-conditioner repairman and boat enthusiast Jim McCormick entertains his desire to 'go down' as a legend in the record books when the Gold Cup hydroplane boat race improbably comes to his small town of Madison, Indiana. Immediately, Jim seizes his opportunity to enter the contest. With a motley crew of fellow mechanics and friends at his side, Jim fixes up his old boat and brings hope to the blighted industrial city. Written by Sujit R. Varma |
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