| Everybody's All American | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1988) | |||||
| Drama | |||||
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| John Goodman | Lawrence | |
| Timothy Hutton | Donnie | |
| Jessica Lange | Babs Rogers Grey | |
| Carl Lumbly | Narvel Blue | |
| Dennis Quaid | Gavin Grey | |
| Ray Baker | Bolling Kiely | |
| Savannah Smith Boucher | Darlene Kiely | |
| Patricia Clarkson | Leslie Stone | |
| Joseph Meyer | Pep Leader | |
| J. Kevin Brune | Roommate | |
| Mitch Carter | ||
| A.J. Duhe | ||
| Wayne Knight |
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| Producer | Taylor Hackford
Laura Ziskin |
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| Writer | Thomas Rickman
Tom Rickman |
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| Cinematography | Stephen Goldblatt
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| Musician | James Newton Howard
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Louisiana football star Gavin Grey had it all. He was an All-American champion who married his high-school sweetheart, homecoming queen Babs Rogers, and who was a hero to his hometown. Yet after a failed professional career, Gavin realizes that fame and success have passed him by and that he no longer is the hero everyone keeps reminding him he should still be. His dissatisfaction with his life leads to strains in his marriage, and Gavin begins to wonder who he is, if he's not a hero anymore. |
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