That Championship Season (1999) Online
Four former high school basketball champions and their coach come together annually to celebrate the year they won the Pennsylvania State Basketball Championship. But this year, instead of the usual whimsical nostalgia they usually experience, the former friends and teammates unleash all their secrets on each other so that the foundation of their lives begins to crumble.
Complete credited cast: | |||
Vincent D'Onofrio | - | Phil Romano | |
Terry Kinney | - | James Daly | |
Tony Shalhoub | - | George Sitkowski | |
Gary Sinise | - | Tom Daley | |
Paul Sorvino | - | Coach | |
Joe Bays | - | Cop | |
Susan M. Carr | - | Helen | |
Denise Kaye | - | Marion | |
Carol Lawrence | - | Claire's Mother | |
Jerri Manthey | - | Claire (as Jerri Lynn London) | |
Nick Risher | - | James, Jr. (as Nicolas Risher) | |
Jeff Rogers | - | Hammond Basketball Player | |
Bill Sorvino | - | Clerk | |
Frank Lozano | - | Game Announcer (as Frank Rodriguez) | |
Louis L. Weiss | - | Old Violin Player |
The Broadway production of "That Championship Season" by Jason Miller opened at the Booth Theater in New York on 14th September 1972 and ran for 700 performances until 21st April 1974.
The film's source "That Championship Season" play by Jason Miller won a number of key awards in including the Pulitzer Prize in Drama; the Tony Award for Best Play; the New York Drama Critics Circle Award; the Outer Critics Circle Award and the National Summer Stock Award.
The setting of the film's source "That Championship Season" play by Jason Miller according to its introduction read "1973. The Coach's house, somewhere in the Lackawanna Valley".
The movie' source "That Championship Season" play made its debut off-Broadway at the Estelle Newman Theatre on 2nd May 1972 and ran for 144 performances until 3rd September 1972. The production then transferred from off-Broadway to Broadway.
Jason Miller was working as an actor on the set of The Exorcist (1973) and engrossed in his priest role when he was informed that he had won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for writing this film's source play "That Championship Season".
The year that the Scranton High-school Basketball Team won the state basketball championship was 1957.
The celebratory reunion occasion that was being celebrated was the 24th Anniversary of winning the team winning the basketball premiership.
Second of two filmed versions of Jason Miller's play "That Championship Season". This tele-movie was made and released about seventeen years after the first version, That Championship Season (1982), which was made for the cinema.
This tele-movie was made and released about twenty-seven years after its source play of the same name by Jason Miller had been first performed in 1982. Miller also wrote the tele-play for this tele-movie as well as the screenplay for the first That Championship Season (1982) movie.
Actor Paul Sorvino, was nominated for the 1973 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play for this tele-movie's source "That Championship Season" play by Jason Miller and recreated his stage role in the original cinema movie _That Championship Season (1982)_, and then directed this tele-movie remake.
Paul Sorvino previously played Phil Romano in That Championship Season (1982) while in this remake he plays the coach and also directed the film.
This film version is slightly longer than the 1982 film.
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