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Uno a uno

Título original: One on One
  • 1977
  • PG
  • 1h 38min
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Robby Benson and Annette O'Toole in Uno a uno (1977)
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    • Lamont Johnson
  • Guionistas
    • Robby Benson
    • Jerry Segal
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    • Robby Benson
    • Annette O'Toole
    • G.D. Spradlin
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    • Dirección
      • Lamont Johnson
    • Guionistas
      • Robby Benson
      • Jerry Segal
    • Elenco
      • Robby Benson
      • Annette O'Toole
      • G.D. Spradlin
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    Robby Benson
    Robby Benson
    • Henry Steele
    Annette O'Toole
    Annette O'Toole
    • Janet Hays
    G.D. Spradlin
    G.D. Spradlin
    • Coach Moreland Smith
    Gail Strickland
    Gail Strickland
    • B.J. Rudolph
    Melanie Griffith
    Melanie Griffith
    • The Hitchhiker
    James G. Richardson
    • Malcolm
    Hector Morales
    • Gonzales
    Cory Faucher
    • Tom
    Doug Sullivan
    • Young Henry Steele
    Richard Jury
    • Father Steele
    • (as Rich Jury)
    Liz Jury
    • Eunice Steele
    Richard Jamison
    • High School Coach
    George Walls
    • Wheeler
    Harlan Knudson
    • Simon Bell
    Lamont Johnson
    • Barry Brunz
    Don Spencer
    • Photographer
    Ronny Holiday
    • Phillips
    Floyd Kerr
    • Jomo Wade
    • Dirección
      • Lamont Johnson
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      • Jerry Segal
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    9caa821

    Fine film - because of some aspects, in spite of others

    G. D. Spradlin is a splendid actor. Between his role as the coach here, and in the same role in the great football flick, "North Dallas Forty" - he has undoubtedly won, hands-down, the prize for the best portrayal of the quintessential "total horse's-ass coach." As others have pointed-out, it is illogical that he would recruit Henry (Robby Benson) as heavily as he did, then not know who he was when he reports on campus. Also, he knew Henry was a small-school, small-in-stature, fast-break player, whose talents were speed, ball handling and shooting - and yet, he is non-plussed when this doesn't seem to fit with his slower, ball control, "big-team" offensive philosophy.

    The gratuities furnished Henry (automobile, do-nothing job, alum booster buying his game tickets for exorbitant amount) are beyond the scope even the most "liberal" programs would furnish - at least in terms of their obviousness, with little intent to provide some sense of legitimacy to them. And the coach's decision regarding Henry's scholarship, and his measures to try to drive him off the team, are over-the-top, even for the heavy-handed character portrayed (and even bearing in mind that big-time college athletic programs are not as altruistic as the schools like to portray).

    But these contrivances are also what make the movie more interesting, and sometimes characterizations which are exaggerated help as much as they hinder the plot - and they do so here. I remember seeing Burt Reynolds with Johnny Carson on a show, discussing a movie in which Benson had appeared with him. He laughed about winning bets from others when Benson was able to do 100 sit-ups in about a minute. With some of the performances in sports movies, where the principals can be made to look like they can perform only by using trick photography or stunt doubles - it is a pleasure to watch Benson, who obviously is physically capable, and knows how to handle, pass and shoot a basketball. Annette O'Toole is engaging in the female lead, and together they make an attractive, appealing young couple.
    7imbluzclooby

    A forgotten sports Gem

    What can I remember about "One on One". I was like 10 years old. I think I saw it as a double-feature with another sports movie called "Take Down". That is when double-features existed and they usually had movies with similar themes. Anyhow, One on One is a pretty cool movie for anybody, let alone those who love basketball. I remember Robby Benson going to college and he is literally dwarfed by some of the other players. The center was 7'4", his new friend was like 6'6" and little Robby is only 5'11". But he still can dazzle us with his ball handling and great outside shots. He falls in love with a nice Freshman and the relationship is very sweet and tame. I think they may have kissed twice, one being just a simple short kiss. This is your typical underdog story told in a sport's theme while giving the audience the allure of young adults learning about life and love. The closing song and montage is also nice and reminiscent of the 70's.
    9the_old_roman

    Charming sports comedy

    Robby Benson and Annette O'Toole have good enough chemistry to make their unlikely pairing a crowd pleaser nonetheless. Benson is very good as the jock who is first coddled, then spurned, stirring the man within him. The movie has a great deal of fun with the special treatment given Jocks. Benson's work-study job is to turn the sprinklers on and off, but the sprinklers work automatically. Gail Strickland and (Director) Lamont Johnson are marvelous in small but hilarious supporting bits.

    But the true star of the movie is G.D. Spradlin as the humorless and amoral hard-nosed basketball coach. Best exchange is when Benson says: "You're a great molder of character, coach" and Spradlin retorts, "You never asked me to mold your character." Spradlin is 100% true to his character as a John-Wooden-type of basketball coach. All in all, One on One shouldn't be taken too seriously but is quite enjoyable on its own terms.
    6ccthemovieman-1

    Tons Of Clichés, But Entertaining

    ......Young, naive kid comes from the sticks to make it in the world of big-college basketball, encounters a Bobby Knight-type tyrannical coach, gets his ego stroked however by a caring teacher (tutor) and that carries him through to where one day, when the starting guard goes down with an injury, he gets his chance and turns into Magic Johnson/Larry Bird....and then tells the coach where to stick it......

    As writer Dave Barry used to say, "I am not making this up."

    Here is another example of movie I re-watched on tape in the mid 1990s and wondered, "How could I have liked this film so much when it came out?" That was then, and now is now. Yes, one tends to be far less discerning when one is younger, but some movies also get dated in a hurry. This is one of them. Actually, actor Robby Benson is another. He was a hot commodity in the '70s but faded fast.

    However, despite having said all of the above, this movie IS fun to watch.

    Good acting (and ballplaying) by Benson as college student-athlete "Henry Steele" and G.D. Spradlin as hard-nosed basketball coach "Moreland Smith" set up some intense confrontations in this sports movie, another gritty one from the era.

    Benson also was a hot actor in this decade, and he's convincing in this role. He usually played interesting characters, as did Spradlin, who was always effective as a villain. By the way, don't buy the Hollywood cliché that every sports coach is tyrannical maniac. In college basketball, ask the players at UCLA who played under John Wooden, or the cagers at Duke under "Coach K," or hundreds of other places. Most coaches are NOT Bobby Knight, as portrayed here. This character is over-the-top, big-time.

    Anyway, this film is so engulfed with movie clichés like the above that you could easily drown in them. Everything is so predictable, such a cliché that it is embarrassing to watch this at times, although it is entertaining and must be given points for that. You know things will work out for "Henry Steele." It's how they do that get a bit irritating, and Henry's attitude isn't always admirable, either. Boy, do they manipulate you, however, in this film! You HAVE to root for the kid, even if he is a hot dog on the court.

    Overall: this film will keep you involved, but don't believe anything in this story.
    7rams_lakers

    Classic that is far from perfect

    Perfect? No. Rewatchable? Yes. I liked the movie when it came out and I can still watch it. Sure, Steele makes some bonehead mistakes and reacts to things awkwardly like a young inexperienced noob. I felt like this when I first joined the football team, some of those players were men! Yeah, I got head butted by a samoan during non-contact practice but I learned from that and dodged him the next time he came around but my inexperienced noob friend Gary wasn't as lucky as he got jacked off the ground by the same guy. Yeah, I blew it on a few girls when I didn't know what to do with them in my younger days. These are all why I feel this movie is real to me. Of course, the coach bloodying Steele's face is overdone but I remember my first coach calling me by the wrong name and showing a little disrespect. Steele's roommate reminds me of my friend George Devaney, who helped me while I was trying to make the team (No he didn't give me drugs). He ended up starting while I quit (but I ended up starting both ways the next year elsewhere). This movie hits close to home for me. And didn't we all just hate that snooty hippie and enjoy it as Steele finally stood up to him. Some of the lines in this movie are corny but that's how the 70s were. "Justice" by Seales and Croft adds some nice emotion to the film. BTW, in Spike Lee's opinion this is the worst sport movie ever. Spike who? I've seen much worse.

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    • Trivia
      During filming, Robby Benson hid the fact he had medical issues in the form of bicuspid aortic heart disease: He was born with two flaps on his aortic valve where there should be three to control blood flow. Benson experienced shortness of breath and dizziness , but he hid the symptoms for fear of health problems ending his acting career. Benson has since undergone at least 4 open heart surgeries.
    • Errores
      Henry's hair length fluctuates between shots.
    • Citas

      Henry Steele: All the way up with a red hot poker. I can play anywhere I want.

    • Conexiones
      Referenced in Cotton Candy (1978)
    • Bandas sonoras
      This Day Belongs To Me
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      Performed by Seals & Crofts

      Music by Charles Fox

      Lyrics by Paul Williams

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 7 de septiembre de 1978 (México)
    • País de origen
      • Estados Unidos
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      • One on One
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • Ault, Colorado, Estados Unidos
    • Productora
      • Warner Bros.
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      1 hora 38 minutos
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