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Les Indians

Titre original : Major League
  • 1989
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  • 1h 47min
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Les Indians (1989)
The new owner of the Cleveland Indians puts together a purposely horrible team so they'll lose and she can move the team. But when the plot is uncovered, they start winning just to spite her.
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La nouvelle propriétaire des Indians de Cleveland met sur pied une équipe volontairement horrible pour qu'ils perdent et qu'elle puisse les déplacer. Mais quand son projet est découvert, ils... Tout lireLa nouvelle propriétaire des Indians de Cleveland met sur pied une équipe volontairement horrible pour qu'ils perdent et qu'elle puisse les déplacer. Mais quand son projet est découvert, ils commencent à gagner juste pour la contrarier.La nouvelle propriétaire des Indians de Cleveland met sur pied une équipe volontairement horrible pour qu'ils perdent et qu'elle puisse les déplacer. Mais quand son projet est découvert, ils commencent à gagner juste pour la contrarier.

  • Réalisation
    • David S. Ward
  • Scénario
    • David S. Ward
  • Casting principal
    • Tom Berenger
    • Charlie Sheen
    • Corbin Bernsen
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    • Réalisation
      • David S. Ward
    • Scénario
      • David S. Ward
    • Casting principal
      • Tom Berenger
      • Charlie Sheen
      • Corbin Bernsen
    • 156avis d'utilisateurs
    • 70avis des critiques
    • 62Métascore
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    • Récompenses
      • 1 nomination au total

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    Tom Berenger
    Tom Berenger
    • Jake Taylor
    Charlie Sheen
    Charlie Sheen
    • Rick Vaughn
    Corbin Bernsen
    Corbin Bernsen
    • Roger Dorn
    Margaret Whitton
    Margaret Whitton
    • Rachel Phelps
    James Gammon
    James Gammon
    • Lou Brown
    Rene Russo
    Rene Russo
    • Lynn Wells
    Wesley Snipes
    Wesley Snipes
    • Willie Mays Hayes
    Charles Cyphers
    Charles Cyphers
    • Charlie Donovan
    Chelcie Ross
    Chelcie Ross
    • Eddie Harris
    Dennis Haysbert
    Dennis Haysbert
    • Pedro Cerrano
    Andy Romano
    Andy Romano
    • Pepper Leach
    Bob Uecker
    Bob Uecker
    • Harry Doyle
    Steve Yeager
    • Duke Temple
    Peter Vuckovich
    • Haywood
    Stacy Carroll
    Stacy Carroll
    • Suzanne Dorn
    Richard Pickren
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    Kevin Crowley
    Kevin Crowley
    • Vic Bolito
    Mary Seibel
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      • David S. Ward
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      • David S. Ward
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    10Kittyfolk

    There Once Was...

    This is one of the cleverest predictable movies of all time, and for my taste the best baseball movie. A great cast, an underdog plot, and one memorable choice after another by the writers and director make this a valentine to the foot soldiers of our national pastime. (Remember, this was 15 years ago.)

    The fabulous scoreboard, the hysterical radio play-by-play of Bob Uecker, even the motley occupants of Cleveland sports bars are irresistible hooks to reel us in, after we've been hooked by the motley team of colorful has-beens and never-were's. If this is a formula, it's the right one. I deeply love this movie, and regret not having seen it in its theatrical run. (I've seen it a dozen times since.) I'm sure the audience went wild during that climactic Yankees game! How about that Dorn making a bunch of clutch plays! Didn't you love Cerrano carrying his bat around the bases with him? Jake not dusting off, and pointing, twice...man, I wish I'd been there.

    Then there's the little insert, early in the story, about Jake's fantasy of hitting the winning run out of the park. What happened instead when the chips were really down?

    Okay, it isn't "poetry" -- it's more of a limerick, know what I mean? Just start with three words: "There once was...." and finish it yourself! I bet you'll finish with a big smile on your face!
    9Starbuck-13

    My first contact with Baseball...

    As you might know, Baseball is not big in Germany. Hardly anybody knows or understands the rules. People watch soccer here. Basketball gets bigger. But Baseball? No.

    So this movie, which many of my friends watched as well, was my first contact with this interesting sport. Of course, it is a fairy tale. Of course, the underdog won't get that big that it will beat everybody and win the championship. Or will it?

    Sports history tells us different. The story is the same in every sport. Just two years ago, a team just promoted from second division won the German soccer championship!

    This movie depicts the glorious story of a bunch of outsiders and underachievers who finally win some games. And it is told in such a wonderful manner that you can't but root for them on their way out of the slumps. Yes! It is a simple story! But the characters are wonderful, the wisecracking Harry Doyle incredibly funny and the finals... well... no spoilers here.

    My most favorite moment is when oldtimer pitcher Harris is replaced by Charlie Sheens character in the finals. In the first games of the season, some die-hard fans had given Sheen the nickname "Wild thing" and sang the famous song. Now, the whole crowd is chanting this song as Sheen steps onto the field to pitch his largest enemy. This scene always gives me goosebumps. It is splendid.

    Many great moments, excellent humor and a fate you would wish for your favorite sports team as well - unless you are one of those boring Yankees, Bulls or Bayern Muenchen fans...
    8AlsExGal

    It's the slobs versus the snobs...

    ... in this great ensemble film about the underdog, from several perspectives, and it's my favorite sports film even though I don't even like baseball. Being a lifelong Dallas Cowboys fan, and given the team's dilemma for the past thirty years, I definitely feel for the city of Cleveland.

    As for the plot, Rachel Phelps is the ex-showgirl widow of the owner of the Cleveland Indians, and as such she has inherited the team. The first day of the new season she comes in with a puzzling roster for spring training - A bunch of has-beens and never-will-be's. She later confides in GM Charlie Donovan that she is deliberately trying to build a team that doesn't just lose - it's been doing that for 34 years - but finishes dead last, with attendance so poor that by contract she is allowed to break her lease with the city and move the team to Florida.

    At that point the movie's focus moves to the jug band of players she recruited, how they work together, and how some of them just rub each other the wrong way. At first it looks like Rachel Phelps's plan will be a success, but how would the team react if they knew? Watch and find out.

    It's one of the most quotable movies out there and provides genuine tension at the end as you really WANT these guys to win. It gives off such energy. I wasn't a huge fan of the romantic subplot involving Jake Taylor (Tom Berenger) trying to win back his ex-wife because it felt a little forced, but I did appreciate that it gave him some character development.

    Charlie Sheen's "Wild Thing" Ricky Vaughn is iconic, the writing is brilliant , and it gives us a beautiful story of a bunch of ragtag misfits coming together to prove their individual and collective worth.
    goleafs84

    Couldn't Stop Laughing

    I saw this movie when it was released back in 1989 and I couldn't stop laughing; This movie was hilarious.

    It was very fitting, since the Cleveland Indians at the time were the laughingsock of the Major Leagues and for years, they were stuck in the realms of mediocrity or in last place year after year.

    The cast was great; Led by Tom Berringer, and Margaret Whitton. She played the perfect villain in this movie. You just wanted to hate her. Charlie Sheen, Corbin Bersen, along with 3 unknown actors at the time, Wesley Snipes, Dennis Haysbert and Rene Russo. Snipes was hilarious as Willie "Mays" Hayes as well as Haysbert as Pedro Cerrano, the power hitter who practices voodoo. The cast was well rounded off with Checie Ross as Eddie Harris, the aging religious pitcher, James Gammon, Charles Cypers and Bob Uecker as "Harry Doyle".

    There were many great one liners and hilarious scenes. The American Express commercial was classic and here's a couple of my favorite scenes:

    -Jake Taylor, Willie "Mays" Hayes and Ricky Vaughn are in a bar after a game and discussing the long ball Vaughn gave up:

    Taylor: "It wasn't that bad" Vaughn: "Oh yeah? Name one park that ball couldn't have left" Taylor: "Yellowstone" (All 3 laughing)

    That scene was in the theater version and I've seen it in the trailers for the movie, but it was deleted in the video version. I'd like to know why, because that was one of my favorite scenes.

    -"Oh now you come around; But he isn't fooled"- Eddie Harris on seeing Pedro Cerrano crossing himself.

    Here's a few bits of trivia on the movie:

    -Funny thing was seeing Pete Vukovich as Klu Haywood, a first baseman. Mainly because he was a pitcher in the Major Leagues.

    -Catcher Jake Taylor wore #7. This was the uniform number of longtime Los Angeles Dodger catcher Steve Yeager, who was the technical advisor to this movie and played 3rd Base Coach, "Duke Temple" (Fitting that Taylor wore his number?).

    -The movie was filmed in Milwaukee and 3 people affiliated with the Brewers were featured: Pete Vukovich, Bob Uecker (Brewers play-by -play man) and pitcher Jerry Augustine (Duke Simms).

    -Was it a coincedence that Miller and Lite Beer was used, since Bob Uecker at the time was spokesman for the Miller Brewing Company?

    This movie is one of the best sports movies around. Getting the dvd is worth it.
    grendelkhan

    "Juuust a bit outside."

    Let me preface this by saying I can't stand baseball; I find it to be one of the most boring sports out there. With that said, I love this film. It has a great "underdog" story, some genuine comedy, great characters, and heart. It's a minor film, but it's thoroughly entertaining. If more films could just be entertaining, I might go to the theater more often.

    The heart of this film is the characters. We have the broken down veterans, the rookies, the love interest, the wise old coach, and the villain. These are rather cliched characters, but they are written and performed so well, you don't notice. Much of the humor arises out of character moments, which keeps it from becoming tired or dated.

    Tom Berenger and Charlie Sheen were hot, coming off of the success of Platoon. Corbin Bernsen was enjoying fame on LA Law. Rene Russo and Wesley Snipes were relative unknowns who got a chance to shine. And then there's Bob Uecker! Uecker is the glue that brings everything together and he gets the best lines in the movie.

    You can't go wrong with a film like this. Everything works well and a good time is had by all. Too bad the sequels forgot what made this a success.

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    • Anecdotes
      According to David S. Ward, Wesley Snipes was not very skilled at baseball in real life, never having played much before. Ward said Snipes was so awful at throwing a baseball that they had no scenes of him throwing a ball. Ward, though, did praise Snipes for being able to master hitting pop-ups.
    • Gaffes
      It is not an ejectable offense (then or now) in Major League Baseball to run the bases while carrying a bat, unless the umpire believes it will disrupt the play, e.g., the ball is live and there will be a play at the base where the batter/runner is going. Even then, the umpire will probably just call the batter out for interference. Carrying the bat is an ejectable offense in girls' fast-pitch softball.
    • Citations

      Harry Doyle: JUST a bit outside.

    • Versions alternatives
      An edited-for-television version of the film featured a revised scene depicting the removal of the final piece of the YOU GUYS STINK/Rachel Phelps cut-out. Lou Brown can be seen and heard)asking, "Should I take it off?" After he does, the rest of the players cheer loudly, though the fully-unclothed cutout is never shown.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Dream Team/Sing/Troop Beverly Hills/Crusoe/Powwow Highway (1989)
    • Bandes originales
      Most of All You
      Lyrics by Alan Bergman & Marilyn Bergman

      Music by James Newton Howard

      Performed by Bill Medley

      Produced by James Newton Howard

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    • Date de sortie
      • 8 novembre 1989 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Espagnol
      • Japonais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Ligas mayores
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Milwaukee County Stadium - 201 South 46th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, États-Unis(Cleveland stadium interiors)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Paramount Pictures
      • Morgan Creek Entertainment
      • Mirage Enterprises
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      • 11 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 49 797 148 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 8 836 265 $US
      • 9 avr. 1989
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 49 797 487 $US
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      • 1h 47min(107 min)
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