Celtic Pride
1996, Comedy, 1h 30m
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Mike (Daniel Stern) and Jimmy (Dan Aykroyd) are disconsolate after watching their favorite team, the Boston Celtics, lose a game in the NBA finals. They hatch a far-fetched scheme to sabotage Lewis Scott (Damon Wayans), the star of the opposing team, who is known for his love of nightlife, by getting him very drunk -- and thus too hungover to perform in the next game. After the two inadvertently kidnap the player instead, they dither about whether or not to release their captive.
Cast & Crew
Damon Wayans
Lewis Scott
Lewis Scott
Daniel Stern
Mike O'Hara
Mike O'Hara
Dan Aykroyd
Jimmy Flaherty
Jimmy Flaherty
Gail O'Grady
Carol O'Hara
Carol O'Hara
Adam Hendershott
Tommy O'Hara
Tommy O'Hara
Paul Guilfoyle
Kevin O'Grady
Kevin O'Grady
Critic Reviews for Celtic Pride
Audience Reviews for Celtic Pride
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Jul 21, 2012With it's flaws and sometimes lack of humor, Celtic Pride have a interesting plot and become a satire of the schizophrenic society, with a great obsess for sports, television and macho culture. A portrait of different social classes and madness that share angry and fanaticism for things without meaning.Lucas M Super Reviewer
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Dec 04, 20112 stars for the Larry Bird cameo.
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Aug 07, 2011Good fun loopy comedy with Aykroyd and Stern as a couple of obsessed Boston sports fans that kidnap Utah's top basketball player just in time for the NBA finals. Great simple plot that works really well but the duo of Aykroyd and Stern really makes the film hit top stride. Stern being a crazed on the edge father and Aykroyd as his timid submissive best friend make a great combo, Wayans is also actually very good as an arrogant selfish top player really nailing the role, all together its really quite amusing as the trio get into all kinds of trouble as the big game approaches. I liked how the boys had to pretend to support the Utah Jazz in order to get close to Wayans character so they could nab him haha some good facial/physical comedy on display there. Not a well known flick but well worth it if you find it.
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Feb 10, 2010Very unfunny and very annoying to watch. It almost seemed like work to watch this. When you look at who is involved, this should be comic gold, but instead, it is a waste.
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