A Shot at Glory (2000)
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- R
- 1h 54min
- Drama, Sport
- 12 Jul 2002 (Italy)
- Movie
A soccer coach must lead his Scottish team to victory in the Cup despite tensions between his star player and daughter. The owner threatens to move the team to Dublin if they lose.
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Cast
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Andy Gray | ... |
Commentator 1
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Finlay MacDonald | ... |
Eric the Bagpiper
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Sheila Latimer | ... |
Widow Wilson
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| Robert Duvall | ... |
Gordon McLeod
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| Michael Keaton | ... |
Peter Cameron
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Ally McCoist | ... |
Jackie McQuillan
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Ida Schuster | ... |
Wee Brenda
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Alex Howden | ... |
Horace
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| Bill Murdoch | ... |
Desmond
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John McVeigh | ... |
Ian McVeigh
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| Scott Anderson | ... |
Alan Barnes
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| Cole Hauser | ... |
Kelsey O'Brian
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John Martin | ... |
Brian Burns
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Paul Agnew | ... |
Kilnockie Football Team
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Ian Constable | ... |
Kilnockie Football Team
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Owen Coyle | ... |
Kilnockie Football Team
(as Owen 'Coylie' Coyle)
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Steve Hamilton | ... |
Kilnockie Football Team
(as Steve 'Hammy' Hamilton)
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Peter Hetherston | ... |
Kilnockie Football Team
(as Peter 'Silky' Hetherston)
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Craig McEwan | ... |
Kilnockie Football Team
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Andy Smith | ... |
Kilnockie Football Team
(as Andy 'Smudger' Smith)
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| Kirsty Mitchell | ... |
Kate McQuillan
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| Morag Hood | ... |
Irene McLeod
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| Jack McGinn | ... |
President of the SFA
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Stu Who | ... |
Fergie
(as Stu Who?)
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Kerry Lynn Hamilton | ... |
Mary
(as Kerry Lyn Hamilton)
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Elaine M. Ellis | ... |
Gwen
(as Elaine MacKenzie Ellis)
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Matthew Pidgeon | ... |
David McCall
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Ross Dunsmore | ... |
Duncan McCall
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Ally Dawson | ... |
Kilnockie Supporter
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Annie George | ... |
Pakistani Supporter
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Robert Findlay | ... |
Little Jackie
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Cliff Everett Smith | ... |
Dumbarton Manager
(as Cliff Smith)
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Tommy King | ... |
Martin Christie
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Steven Wren | ... |
Teacher
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Ian McCall | ... |
Derek McCall
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Jamie Adair | ... |
Barman
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Graham De Banzie | ... |
Reporter #1
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Frank Miller | ... |
Reporter #2
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John Carey | ... |
Reporter #3
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Jay Traynor | ... |
Reporter #4
(as James Traynor)
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Robert Jan Szemis | ... |
QOS Director #1
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Sandy Neilson | ... |
QOS Director #2
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| Tom Aitken | ... |
Rangers supporter 1
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Graeme Alison | ... |
Assistant Referee
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Craig Brittain | ... |
Dumbarton Football Team
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| Craig Campbell | ... |
Craig Campbell
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| Brian Cox | ... |
Martin Smith
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Graham Crammond | ... |
Hotel Desk Clerk
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Hugh Dallas | ... |
Kilmarnock Referee
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Michael Dickie | ... |
Dumbarton Football Team
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| Ron Donachie | ... |
Sportscaster
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Kara Dooley | ... |
Street Kid #1
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Jim Dunne | ... |
Assistant Referee
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Darren Fitzgerald | ... |
The Rangers Football Team
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Paddy Flannery | ... |
Dumbarton Football Team
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Alec Grace | ... |
Dumbarton Football Team
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Daniel Healy | ... |
Street Kid #2
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Wilson Irvine | ... |
Assistant Referee
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Sean Kerns | ... |
Sean Clancy
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| Libby Langdon | ... |
Annie
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Iain Rae Lennox | ... |
Football Director
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| Derek Lord | ... |
Stephen O'Shea
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William Macbain | ... |
SFA Official
(as William MacBain)
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Iain Macdonald | ... |
Pipe Major
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Ally Maxwell | ... |
The Rangers Football Team
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Jim McBride | ... |
Assistant Referee
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Ryan John Monaghan | ... |
Street Kid 1+
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| Heather Morrison | ... |
Kids chaperone and extra
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| Bobby Orr | ... |
4th Official
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Anthony Paolucci | ... |
Bartender
(as Dr. Anthony Paolucci)
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Nick Smith | ... |
Sam
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Scott Speirs | ... |
Football Fan
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Jim Stewart | ... |
Kilmarnock Football Team
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| Jim Sturgeon | ... |
Jock
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Norman Tolson | ... |
Football Fan
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Mark Walker | ... |
Fan next to confused fan
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Sean Walker | ... |
Confused Fan looking at ticket
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Ali Wilson | ... |
Ceilidh Dinner Guest
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| Steen Young | ... |
Ranger's Fan #2
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Willie Young | ... |
Queen of the South Referee
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Didier Agathe | ... |
(uncredited)
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Robert Cosgrove | ... |
Rowdy Football Supporter (uncredited)
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Christopher Cummings | ... |
Football Fan (uncredited)
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Jamie Halliday | ... |
Young Queen of the South fan (uncredited)
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| Henrik Larsson | ... |
Self (picture on the wall) (uncredited)
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Bill Little | ... |
Angry Football Supporter (uncredited)
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Ross Owen | ... |
Football Fan (uncredited)
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| Claudio Reyna | ... |
(uncredited)
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Robert Yates | ... |
Member of the press (uncredited)
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Directed by
| Michael Corrente | ||
Written by
| Denis O'Neill | ... | (written by) |
Produced by
| Steven Bowman | ... | executive producer |
| Rob Carliner | ... | producer |
| Michael Corrente | ... | producer |
| Robert Duvall | ... | producer |
| Billy Heinzerling | ... | executive producer |
| Libby Langdon | ... | associate producer |
| Roger Marino | ... | executive producer |
| Denis O'Neill | ... | executive producer |
| Marisa Polvino | ... | co-producer |
Music by
| Mark Knopfler | ||
Cinematography by
| Alex Thomson | ||
Editing by
| David Ray | ||
Editorial Department
| Louisa Harding | ... | assistant editor |
| Amanda Pollack | ... | associate editor |
| Royce Smith | ... | color timer |
| Jeffrey M. Werner | ... | first assistant editor |
Casting By
| John Hubbard | ||
| Ros Hubbard | ||
Production Design by
| Andy Harris | ||
Art Direction by
| Frances Connell | ||
Costume Design by
| Trisha Biggar | ||
Makeup Department
| Catherine Heys | ... | makeup artist |
Production Management
| Donald MacKinnon | ... | unit manager |
| Samara Yeshaiek Midler | ... | production supervisor (as Samara Yeshaiek) |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Tim Bain | ... | Additional Third Assistant Director |
| Brian W. Cook | ... | first assistant director |
| Mark Inglis | ... | second assistant director |
| Mark Taylor | ... | third assistant director |
Art Department
| Mat Bergel | ... | stand-by propman |
| Gordon Fitzgerald | ... | property master |
| Scott Keery | ... | props |
| David Weatherstone | ... | props |
| Stephen Wong | ... | assistant art director |
Sound Department
| Sandy Buchanan | ... | adr mixer |
| Colin Charles | ... | sound |
| John Cochrane | ... | dialogue editor |
| Gary Dodkin | ... | boom operator |
| John Hayward | ... | re-recording mixer |
| John Ireland | ... | foley supervisor |
| Roger Morris | ... | adr mixer |
| Richard Pryke | ... | re-recording mixer |
| Andrew Caller | ... | sound technician (uncredited) |
Special Effects by
| Jim Davey | ... | digital colour timing, sanning and recording (uncredited) |
Stunts
| Ian Armstrong | ... | stunt performer |
| Scott Cowan | ... | stunt performer |
| Steve Griffin | ... | stunt coordinator |
| Bill Little | ... | stunt performer |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Sean Barclay | ... | camera car |
| David Byrne | ... | assistant camera: second unit |
| Alistair Campbell | ... | gaffer |
| Campbell McIntosh | ... | rigging electrician |
| Nic Milner | ... | camera operator: "a" camera |
| Derrick Peters | ... | clapper loader |
| Sam Renton | ... | clapper loader |
| Chyna Thomson | ... | focus puller |
| Garry Thomson | ... | electrician |
| Paul Hanning | ... | first assistant camera: second unit (uncredited) |
| Nathan Spencer | ... | special camera technician (uncredited) |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| David J. Evans | ... | wardrobe assistant |
Location Management
| Drew Cain | ... | location assistant |
Music Department
| Peter Afterman | ... | music supervisor |
| Danny Cummings | ... | musician: percussion |
| Guy Fletcher | ... | musician: keyboards |
| Dominic Gibbs | ... | music editor |
| Chris White | ... | musician: saxophone (uncredited) |
Additional Crew
| Joseph Laureni | ... | production assistant |
| Kenny MacDonald | ... | production runner |
| Pamela Spence | ... | production secretary |
| Dave Williams | ... | catering crew |
| David Wooster | ... | Consultant: football sequences |
| David Monteath | ... | voice actor (uncredited) |
Thanks
| Ardon Albrecht | ... | very special thanks |
| Colin Banks | ... | very special thanks |
| Jim Baxter | ... | very special thanks |
| Shirley Bell | ... | very special thanks |
| Norman Blount | ... | very special thanks |
| Alan Bonus | ... | very special thanks |
| George Bowie | ... | very special thanks |
| Helen Boyes | ... | very special thanks |
| Craig Brown | ... | very special thanks |
| David Brown | ... | very special thanks |
| Andy Cameron | ... | very special thanks |
| Leonard Crooks | ... | very special thanks (as Lenny Crooks) |
| Kenny Dalglish | ... | very special thanks |
| Peter Dallas | ... | very special thanks |
| Dorothy Dembowski | ... | very special thanks |
| Alan Fergson | ... | very special thanks |
| Jeff Field | ... | very special thanks |
| David Findlay | ... | very special thanks |
| Esme Frain | ... | very special thanks |
| Franco Fraioli | ... | very special thanks |
| David Gillanders | ... | very special thanks |
| Mark A. Gochman | ... | very special thanks (as Mark Gochman) |
| John Greig | ... | very special thanks |
| Mark Hamilton | ... | very special thanks |
| Graham V. Hartstone | ... | very special thanks |
| Alan Hotchkinson | ... | very special thanks |
| Dora Howie | ... | very special thanks |
| Sandy Jardine | ... | very special thanks |
| Derek Johnson | ... | very special thanks |
| Jinky Johnson | ... | very special thanks |
| Tracy Lloyd | ... | very special thanks |
| Sandra Lucchesi | ... | very special thanks |
| Kirsty MacCleod | ... | very special thanks |
| Iain Macdonald | ... | very special thanks (as Ian McDonald) |
| Callum MacKay | ... | very special thanks |
| Kevin Marks | ... | very special thanks |
| Charles Marx | ... | very special thanks |
| Frank McClintock | ... | very special thanks |
| Andrew McCormick | ... | very special thanks |
| Jack C. McGinn | ... | very special thanks |
| Karen McKay | ... | special thanks |
| Michael McNeil | ... | very special thanks |
| Billy McNeill | ... | very special thanks |
| Charlie Milarvie | ... | very special thanks |
| Roger Mitchell | ... | very special thanks |
| Julie Morrison | ... | very special thanks |
| Bill Nisselson | ... | very special thanks |
| Campbell Ogilvie | ... | very special thanks |
| Kara Ogilvie | ... | very special thanks |
| Angela Pearson | ... | very special thanks |
| Austin Reilly | ... | very special thanks |
| Jay Rubin | ... | very special thanks |
| Ron Serafton | ... | very special thanks |
| David Shankland | ... | very special thanks |
| Scott Steedman | ... | very special thanks |
| Helen Wells | ... | very special thanks |
| Andrea White | ... | very special thanks |
| John Williams | ... | very special thanks |
| Bill Wilson | ... | very special thanks |
| David Wooster | ... | very special thanks |
| Chick Young | ... | very special thanks |
Production Companies
- Butcher's Run Films
- Eagle Beach Productions (in association with)
Distributors
- Eagle Pictures (2002) (Italy) (theatrical)
- Mac Releasing (2002) (United States) (theatrical)
- United International Pictures (UIP) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
- Acteurs Auteurs Associés (AAA) (2005) (France)
- Dutch FilmWorks (DFW) (2002) (Netherlands) (VHS)
- Dutch FilmWorks (DFW) (2004) (Netherlands) (DVD)
- E Stars Films (2002) (China) (tv)
- Elephant Films (2007) (France)
- Flashstar Home Vídeo (2006) (Brazil) (DVD)
- Lions Gate Films Home Entertainment (2002) (United States) (DVD)
- Lions Gate Films Home Entertainment (2002) (United States) (VHS)
- Paramount Home Entertainment (2004) (United Kingdom) (DVD)
- SBS6 (2007) (Netherlands) (tv)
- Scanbox Entertainment (2003) (Sweden) (DVD)
- Warner Home Video (2005) (Germany) (DVD)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Sapex Scripts (post-production script services)
- Sylvia Wheeler Film Services (negative cutting)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Gordon McLeod is the manager of a second tier Scottish football team. Faced with pressure from his American owner, he is forced to bring on a marquee player to improve the fortunes of the team and prevents its being moved from the fiercely loyal town it's been for a century. Along the way, McLeod must battle his own demons, including long-standing tiffs with both his daughter and a former colleague who betrayed him. Written by Chris Neuman |
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| Taglines | Sometimes in life you only have one chance to win. See more » |
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| Parents Guide | View content advisory » |
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Box Office
| Budget | $9,000,000 (estimated) |
Did You Know?
| Trivia | Michael Keaton is of Scottish heritage, and his real name is Michael Douglas. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Referenced in Episode #2.7 (2003). See more » |
| Quotes |
Brian Burns:
[who has just let the ball go through his legs for a goal]
Boss, I'm sorry. I should have shut my f-f-f-fucking legs. Gordon McCloud: No, son, no. Your mother should have shut hers. See more » |