Top Billed Cast

Robert De Niro
Gil Renard
Wesley Snipes
Bobby Rayburn
Ellen Barkin
Jewel Stern
John Leguizamo
Manny
Benicio del Toro
Juan Primo
Patti D'Arbanville
Ellen Renard
Chris Mulkey
Tim
Andrew J. Ferchland
Richie Renard
Brandon Hammond
Sean Rayburn
Charles Hallahan
Coop
Dan Butler
Garrity
Kurt Fuller
Bernie
Michael Jace
Scalper
Frank Medrano
Leon, the Bartender
Don S. Davis
Stook
John Kruk
Lanz
Stoney Jackson
Zamora
Brad William Henke
Tjader
Drew Snyder
Burrows
Edith Diaz
Elvira
Walter Addison
Detective Lewis
Wayne Duvall
Detective Baker
M.C. Gainey
Man Behind Man
Stanley DeSantis
Stoney
Jack Black
Broadcast Technician
Paul Herman
Seedy Suit Guy
Roy Conrad
Shopkeeper
Richard Riehle
Shopkeeper
Earl Billings
Shopkeeper
John Carroll Lynch
Shopkeeper
Tim Monsion
Shopkeeper
Aaron Neville
Opening Game Singer
Vernon Guichard II
Cop
Linda Carol
Nurse (uncredited)
Joe Pichler
Sick Sean
James MacDonald
Sick Sean's Dad
Tuesday Knight
Nurse
Marla Sucharetza
Angie
Nikki Lee
Dawna
Marjorie Lovett
Stanford Woman
Michael Andolini
Man Behind Gil
Michael Bofshever
Little League Coach
Kirk Ward
The Giant Mascot
Eric Bruskotter
Catcher
Jerry Saslow
Reporter
Michael P. Byrne
Reporter
Bret Lewis
Reporter
Roger Lodge
Reporter
Ron Pitts
Reporter
Thomas F. Duffy
FIggy (as Thomas Duffy)
Don Fischer
Cop
Kim Robillard
Jefferson Sporting Goods Clerk
Keith Leon Williams
Stadium Official
Chanté Moore
Primo Tribute Singer
Robert Louis Kempf
Baggage Attendant
Jesse Ibarra
Padres Pitcher
Ben Hines
Giants First Baseman
Carl Mergenthaler
Bobby's Teammate
Lennox Brown
Bobby's Teammate
Troy A. Cephers
Bobby's Teammate
Freeman White
Bobby's Teammate
Adam Druxman
Paparazzi
Greg Tome
Detective Schmerg
Brian Freifield
Art
Jennifer Stander
Store Employee
Ralph Bertelle
Shopkeeper
Norm Compton
Shopkeeper

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A review by JPV852

Written by JPV852 on Sun Mar 22 2020

What was a pretty good 3/4, the last act was too ridiculous to take seriously. Still as a whole fine performances from both De Niro and Snipes even if neither were in top form, but at least appeared to be trying instead of phoning it in as both have done in the past decade or so. Also a testament, as I could never see the NFL doing this, for the MLB to allow licensing on their teams with a fan, albeit a psychopath (or is it sociopath?), being portrayed that way. **2.75/5**...