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Duration:
99 min
Genres:
Drama | Sport
IMDB rate:
6.5
Director:
Tim Chambers
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2011-10-21
Filming Locations: Immaculata University, Immaculata, Pennsylvania, USA
Earnings
Budget: $7,000,000
Opening Weekend: $963,221 (USA) (23 October 2011)
Gross: $1,864,952 (USA) (20 November 2011)
Cast
Actor
Character
Marley Shelton
Sister Sunday
David Boreanaz
Ed T. Rush
Ellen Burstyn
Mother St. John
Ward Horton
Frankie Sharkey
Lauren Bittner
Mary Margaret O'Malley
Phyllis Somerville
Sister Sister
Margaret Anne Florence
Rosemary Keenan
Jesse Draper
Mrs. Ballard
Kim Blair
Lizanne Caufield
Malachy McCourt
Monsignor
Christopher Mann
Julius Moore
Kate Nowlin
Colleen McCann
Jennifer Butler
Nun (as Jennifer Wiener)
Pete Postiglione
Security Guard
Mark Schroeder
Scorekeeper #2
Tony Luke Jr.
Salvatore Galentino
Katie Hayek
Trish Sharkey
Kathleen LaGue
Voices
Jodie Lynne McClintock
Sister Thomas
Ryan Windish
Monsignor Assistant
Brooke Josephson
Mrs. Kincade (as Brooke Geiger)
Daniele Passantino
Student
Gina Allegro
Rosemont Coach
Brandon Hannan
Tony Galentino
Steven J. Klaszky
Scorekeeper
Josh Green
Cowboy
Sonny Vellozzi
Scorekeeper
Kathy Romano
Flight Attendant
Charles Pendelton
Cab Driver / Featured
Vale Anoai
College Student in Church
Sarah Donaldson
Core Group Student
William James Kelly
Basketball Fan
John Peakes
Harry McHale
Rich Bryant
Immaculata Student
Dan Van Wert
Basketball Fan
Megan Rose
Catholic school girl (as Megan Rose Wieder)
Michael Smerconish
Reporter #1
Chuck Schanamann
Charlie Malone
Lauren Karl
Kelly MacDougal
John Roney
Thomas Caufield
Ryan Tygh
Sporting Goods Stock Boy
Evangeline
College Student
Francine Bianco Tax
Cheerleader Nun
Traci Law
Student in Stands
Janine Rafalko
College Student
Tisha Tinsman
Rita Galentino
Thomas M. Hagen
Basketball Spectator
Erin Lulevitch
Student
Kimberly Villanova
Nun
Frank Aptacy
Bar Patron
Ken Myers
Fan
Erin Mosher
Mrs. Sullivan
Sara Jane Blazo
West Chester Asst Coach
Fallon Maressa
Student
Shawnee Robertson
Cheering Nun
Cindy Engle
Faculty /
Kimberley Grosser
Nun
Mary Ellen Driscoll
Assistant Coach, Mississippi State
Bianca Brunson
Gayle Moore
Taylor Steel
Mimi Malone
William R. Johnson
LaSalle Atheletic Dir.
Kendal Ridgeway
Marian Sharkey
Meghan Sabia
Jen Galentino
Mike Suermann Jr.
Friend
Michael Edward Brooks
Basketball fan
Susan Matthews
Nun
Regina Murphy
Referee
Marianna Epright
Nun
Sharon Dacey
Cheerleading Nun
Mike Burns
Young Priest
Beth Marie Jansen
Student
Marianne Bonner
Sister Sarge
Tess Roney
Joanne Caufield
Tim Sherry
Bartender
Mark Simms
Fan
Jean Orlando
Nun
Kim Handloff
College Student / Nun
Gary Beck
Student Fan (uncredited)
Robert Bizik
Basketball Fan
David E. Brown
Basketball Referee (uncredited)
Alice Chamberlain
Nun (uncredited)
Karen Chamberlain
Nun (uncredited)
Judy Corona-Karpowicz
Basketball Fan
Erich Ficke
Basketball Patron (uncredited)
Leslie Noel Haigh
Drummer Girl (uncredited)
Basil Kershner
Basketball fan
Lawrence Laravela
Reporter (uncredited)
Jeffrey Mowery
Fan in Pheasant Pants (uncredited)
Keith Moyer
Biker (uncredited)
Chelsea O'Toole
Nun (uncredited)
George Pellegrino
Fan
Vincent Riviezzo
Bank Customer (uncredited)
Danielle Stoner
Parishoner (uncredited)
Diane Varrenti
Friend of the Family (uncredited)
Scott Yannick
Stadium Security Guard (uncredited)
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Trivia
Kathy and Ed Rush make cameo appearances. Kathy as the bank teller and Ed as the supporter who "forgets" to take his lotion after donating.
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Early in the film, when the girls are in the library talking about joining the basketball team, one girl explains that her boyfriend gave her his letter jacket and she shows the others. It says "O'Hara" on the back. Writer/Director Tim Chambers graduated from Cardinal O'Hara high school in Springfield, Delaware County, PA.
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During the Cathedral scene, when Kathy comes in late and passes the recruiting poster down the row, all the nuns passing the poster are members of the 1972 Immaculata Championship team.
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Goofs
Early in the film as Coach Cathy Rush checks out the school's activity room, boxes with laser printed labels (both taped on and sealed onto) can be seen. This film takes place in the early 70's and such printing (fonts, style etc) wouldn't have been available.
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Basketball scoreboard displays [POSSESSION] indicating which team is to receive the ball at next change of possession (jump ball). The events occur in 1972. The alternating possession arrow rule went into effect in college basketball in 1981.
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When Cathy and Mother Superior enter Camilla Hall, the arched oak door has a panic bar of a type that wouldn't be common until the late '90's.
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Quotes
Sister Sunday: Not only is change possible; it's as vital as breathing.
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Cathy Rush: Anything can happen, when we are committed to our dreams.
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Photos from cast
Carla Gugino
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