Movie "The Final Season" - DVD Movies Encyclopedia

Short description of the movie "The Final Season"

Tradition in Norway, Iowa, can be summed up in one word, baseball. In the small Midwestern town, population 586, baseball is a legacy passed father to son, generation to generation. The Norway high school team is no stranger to overcoming the odds, to playing "David" to the State's much larger schools' "Goliath." When the 1990 team, lead by Coach Jim Van Scoyoc, wins its 19th State Championship in 23 years, it is almost expected. The unexpected comes when bureaucracy intervenes to merge Norway into a larger school, and petty jealousies conspire to rob Norway of its heritage and a 20th State Championship. The legendary coach is fired and replaced with his 24-year-old, one-season assistant coach, Kent Stock — a move designed to insure the team's failure. "THE FINAL SEASON" tells the true story of an underdog coach and team who despite tradition have been written off not only by their rivals but also by those closest to them, the town. Can they find the faith in themselves, and the faith in each other, to make it to one final championship game — and the chance for redemption?

Starring actors in "The Final Season" movie:

Sean Astin as a character Kent Stock Sean Astin also starred in the next movies: "50 First Dates" in a role of Doug Whitmore; "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" in a role of Sam; "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" in a role of Sam Gamgee; "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" in a role of Sam; "The War of the Roses" in a role of Josh at 17; "Balto III: Wings of Change" in a role of Kodi; "Borderland" in a role of Randall; "What Love Is" in a role of George; "The Goonies" in a role of Mikey Walsh; "Forever Strong" in a role of Marcus; "Rudy" in a role of Daniel E. 'Rudy' Ruettiger; "Memphis Belle" in a role of Sgt. Richard ; "Deterrence" in a role of Ralph; "Encino Man" in a role of Dave;

Powers Boothe as a character Jim Van Scoyoc Powers Boothe also starred in the next movies: "Men of Honor" in a role of Captain Pullman; "Sin City" in a role of Senator Roark; "Rapid Fire" in a role of Mace Ryan; "Tombstone" in a role of Curly Bill Brocious; "Sudden Death" in a role of Joshua Foss; "U Turn" in a role of Sheriff Virgil Potter; "24: Redemption" in a role of President Noah Daniels; "Red Dawn" in a role of Andy; "Frailty" in a role of FBI Agent Wesley Doyle; "MacGruber";

Rachael Leigh Cook as a character Polly Hudson Rachael Leigh Cook also starred in the next movies: "Antitrust" in a role of Lisa Calighan; "Stateside" in a role of Dori Lawrence; "Nancy Drew" in a role of Jane Brighton; "11:14 (Eleven Fourteen, The Movie)" in a role of Cheri; "She's All That" in a role of Laney Boggs; "Get Carter" in a role of Doreen; "Bob Funk" in a role of Ms. Thorne; "Falling Up" in a role of Caitlin O' Shea;

Michael Angarano as a character Mitch Akers Michael Angarano also starred in the next movies: "Almost Famous" in a role of Young William; "Lords of Dogtown" in a role of Sid; "One Last Thing..." in a role of Dylan Jameison; "Sky High" in a role of Will Stronghold; "Seabiscuit" in a role of Young Red Pollard; "Black Irish" in a role of Cole McKay; "The Forbidden Kingdom" in a role of Jason Tripitikas; "Snow Angels" in a role of Arthur Parkinson; "Speak" in a role of Dave Petrakis; "Gentlemen Broncos" in a role of Benjamin;

Matthew W. Allen as a character Umpire Matthew W. Allen starred only in the movie "The Final Season"

Tom Arnold as a character Burt Akers Tom Arnold also starred in the next movies: "True Lies" in a role of Albert Gibson; "Exit Wounds" in a role of Henry Wayne; "Lloyd" in a role of Tom Zeebo; "Cradle 2 the Grave" in a role of Archie; "After School Special" in a role of Mr. Lewis; "The Kid & I" in a role of Bill Williams; "Ablaze" in a role of Wendell Mays; "Chasing Christmas" in a role of Jack Cameron; "The Year of Getting to Know Us" in a role of Ron Rocket; "Good Dick" in a role of Dad; "The Skeptic" in a role of Sully; "Body Bags" in a role of Morgue Worker #1; "Big Bully" in a role of Rosco Bigger; "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare" in a role of Childless Man; "Remarkable Power" in a role of Van Hagen; "Nine Months" in a role of Marty Dwyer;

Mackenzie Astin as a character Chip Dolan Mackenzie Astin also starred in the next movies: "Military Intelligence and You!" in a role of Major Mitch Dunning; "The Last Days of Disco" in a role of Jimmy;

Chris Jay Becker as a character Extra Chris Jay Becker starred only in the movie "The Final Season"

Marshall Bell as a character Harvey Makepeace Marshall Bell also starred in the next movies: "Total Recall" in a role of George/Kuato; "Starship Troopers" in a role of General Owen; "Serving Sara" in a role of Warren Cebron; "Twins" in a role of Webster; "A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge" in a role of Coach Schneider; "Identity" in a role of District Attorney; "Virus" in a role of J.W. Woods Jr.; "Room 6" in a role of Amy's Dad; "Rescue Dawn" in a role of Admiral; "Nancy Drew" in a role of Leshing; "Stand by Me" in a role of Mr. Lachance; "Sex and Death 101" in a role of Victor Rose III; "The Puppet Masters" in a role of General Morgan; "Hamlet 2" in a role of Principal Rocker; "Air America" in a role of Q.V.; "Cherry 2000" in a role of Bill;

Jim Brockhohn as a character Administrator Jim Brockhohn starred only in the movie "The Final Season"

Jimmy Brockhohn as a character Student Jimmy Brockhohn starred only in the movie "The Final Season"

Dayton Callie as a character Mr. Stewart Dayton Callie also starred in the next movies: "Tyson" in a role of Sportswriter #1; "Halloween II" in a role of Alan Hooks; "Lesser Prophets" in a role of Bernie;

Brett Claywell as a character Patrick Iverson Brett Claywell also starred in the next movies: "Senior Skip Day" in a role of Carl Smith; "Babysitter Wanted" in a role of Hal;

Michael Cornelison as a character Father Schultz Michael Cornelison starred only in the movie "The Final Season"

David Davis as a character Fan David Davis starred only in the movie "The Final Season"