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Believe in Me

Duration:

USA:131 min

Genres:

Drama | Sport

IMDB rate:

7.1

Director:

Robert Collector

Awards:

3 wins

Details

Country: USA

Filming Locations: Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $81,569 (USA) (11 March 2007)

Gross: $208,565 (USA) (1 April 2007)

Cast

Actor

Character

Samantha Mathis

Jeffrey Donovan

Bruce Dern

Ellis Brawley

Bob Gunton

Hugh Moreland

Ryil Adamson

Myerson

Pamela Atherton

Ruth Selman

Kristin Brye

Pat Thompson

Mike Carlucci

(Voice) Basketball TV Announcer

Paula Criss

Mrs. Blair

Marta Cross

Sadie York (as Marta McGonagle)

Camilla DeRamus

Mrs. Johnson

Jamie Dickerson

Liz Blair

Sean Dugan

The Heckler

Chris Ellis

Jim Stovall

Brandi Engel

Candy Brown

Chelsea Grear

Melba Johnson

Hailey Grimes

Susan Grove

Kit Gwin

Dorothy Thompson

Philip Hall

Scorekeeper

Doris Hargrave

Miss Rogers

James E. Holloway

Frank Thompson

Anne Judson-Yager

Ginger Selman

Jodi Kibbe

Dorothy Crossett

Alicia Lagano

Frances Bonner

Anna Christine Lennox

Hannah

Heather Matarazzo

Cindy Butts

Dan Moseley

Sheriff Blessingame

E.J. Nolan

Finals Announcer

Michele Nordin

Helen Burnsides

John Norman

Pastor Ragsdale

Ed Pennybacker

Dr. Coffee

Diane Perella

Mrs. Grove

Dorsey Ray

Preacher Bonner

Robyn Reede

Lucille Shumard

Chloe Russell

Joyce

Charles Sanders

Spainhower

Arron Shiver

Johnny Price

Kerbey Smith

Portia Stovall

Richard Stamm

George Brand

Jennifer Strebeck

Wanda

Kevin Wiggins

Joe Brody

Jessica Shea Alverson

Lady Cyclone (uncredited)

Stephanie Marie Delgado

Popular Girl (uncredited)

Fred Resler

School Board member (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Many of the towns in the movie, including the town of Middleton, are made up but based on actual towns. The town of Middleton is based on the western-Oklahoma town of Sayre. The towns of Okeene, Byng, and Lawton are real, while the towns of Dellaplaine, Medfield, and Placerita are made-up.

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The character of Clay Driscoll is based on the legendary girls' coach from Oklahoma, Jim Keith.

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Jim Keith retired in 1986 after 35 years as a coach and social studies teacher, but still coaches part time.

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Goofs

The western Oklahoma town, Weatherford, is misspelled as "Wetherford", on a marquee.

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In the shot of downtown Oklahoma City, the skyline features the Ford Center, not built until the early 2000s.

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The hay machine, the Do-Ese, wasn't invented until the next decade.

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