The Scout (1994)
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Cast
as Al Percolo
as Steve Nebraska
as Dr. Aaron
as Ron Wilson
as Jennifer
as Tommy Lacy
as Caruso
as Stan
as World Series Catcher
as Yankee Catcher
as Charlie
as George's Assistant
as Mr. Lacy
as Mrs. Lacy
as McDermott
as Clubhouse Manager
as Ben
as Elevator Guard
as Mexican Desk Clerk
as Photographer
as Yankee Player
as Nachito Fan
as Mexican Umpire
as Widow in Stands
as College Umpire
as Doorman
as World Series Umpire
as Radar Gun Man
as Himself
as Cab Driver
as Assistant Coach
as Reporter
as Reporter
as Reporter
as Reporter
as Reporter
as Himself
as Himself
as Himself
as Herself
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Critic Reviews for The Scout
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The Scout is the best comedy-fantasy about baseball ever made, which goes to show that if Hollywood keeps trying, eventually someone will get it right.
Even with the modest allure of Albert Brooks in what amounts to a mainstream effort, The Scout should get a quick trip to the showers.
The Scout was directed by Michael Ritchie and written by Mr. Brooks and Monica Johnson from a script written by Andrew Bergman years ago. It's probably not all that valuable to wonder how so many talented people went so wrong.
Rarely does a movie start high and go downhill so fast. It's as if the filmmakers progressively lost their nerve with every additional scene.
It's been a long time since there's been a good baseball movie. The Scout makes you wonder if there's ever going to be one again.
A genuine -- and immensely enjoyable -- curiosity.
Audience Reviews for The Scout
really good sports flick
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