| Hank Greenberg, The | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1999) | |||||
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| Rabbi Reeve Brenner | Himself - interviewee | |
| Hank Greenberg | Himself | |
| Walter Matthau | Himself - interviewee | |
| Alan M. Dershowitz | Himself - interviewee | |
| Carl Levin | Himself - interviewee | |
| Stephen Greenberg | Himself - interviewee | |
| Joseph Greenberg | Himself - interviewee | |
| Rabbi Max Ticktin | Himself - interviewee | |
| Bill Mead | Himself - interviewee | |
| Lou Gehrig | Himself | |
| Stephen Greenberg (II) | ||
| Bill Mead (II) | ||
| Ira Berkow | ||
| Bob Feller | ||
| Charlie Gehringer | ||
| Kenesaw M. Landis | ||
| Sander Levin | ||
| Michael Moriarty |
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| Producer | Aviva Kempner
Ari Daniel Pinchot |
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| Writer | Aviva Kempner
Rabbi Reeve Brenner |
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When America Needed A Hero…A Slugger Stepped Up To The Plate! As baseball's first Jewish star, Hammerin' Hank Greenberg's career contains all the makings of a true American success story. An extraordinary ball player notorious for his hours of daily practice, Greenberg's career was an inspiration to all and captured the headlines and the admiration of sportswriters and fans alike. |
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