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Varsity Blues

Year:

1999

Duration:

106 min | Germany:100 min

Genres:

Comedy | Drama | Romance | Sport

IMDB rate:

6.4

Director:

Brian Robbins

Awards:

2 wins & 4 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1999-01-15

Filming Locations: Austin, Texas, USA

Earnings

Budget: $16,000,000

Opening Weekend: $17,515,723 (USA) (17 January 1999)

Gross: $52,885,587 (USA) (18 April 1999)

Cast

Actor

Character

Jesse Plemons

James Van Der Beek

Mox

Jon Voight

Coach Kilmer

Paul Walker

Lance Harbor

Ron Lester

Billy Bob

Scott Caan

Tweeter

Richard Lineback

Joe Harbor

Tiffany C. Love

Collette Harbor

Amy Smart

Julie Harbor

Eliel Swinton

Wendell Brown

Thomas F. Duffy

Sam Moxon

Jill Parker-Jones

Mo Moxon (as Jill Parker Jones)

Joe Pichler

Kyle Moxon

Mark Walters

Chet McNurty

Brady Coleman

Sheriff Bigelow

James N. Harrell

Murray (as James Harrell)

Ali Larter

Darcy Sears

Tonie Perensky

Miss Davis

Sam Pleasant

Cashier

Timothy F. Crowley

Coach Bates (as Tim Crowley)

Joe Stevens

Young Deputy #1

Don Cass

Young Deputy #2

James Michael O'Brien

Brett

Mark Robert Ellis

Referee (as Robert Ellis)

Robert Lott

Middle Aged Fan (as Robert S. Lott)

Barry Switzer

Bronco Coach

Mona Lee Fultz

Old Miss Logan (as Mona Lee)

Kevin Reid

Wilkes

Eric Jungmann

Elliot

Laura Olson

Teen Babe #1

Ryan Allen

Teen Babe #2

Bristi Havins

Cute Naked Girl

Jon Hyrns

Bald Guy (as John Hyrns)

Rome Azzaro

Young Father

Marco Perella

Dr. Benton

Doyle Carter

Doctor - Field

Tony Frank

Clerk

Sue Rock

Minnie

Olin Buchanan

Reporter

David Williams

Coyote Player

John Gatins

Smiling Man

Kelly Atwood

Fan in Crowd (uncredited)

Stacy Bellew

Cheerleader (uncredited)

Stephanie Kay Carter

Stadium Fan (uncredited)

Al Castellanos

Football Fan (uncredited)

Sean Corrigan

Fan (uncredited)

Brian Decaro

Football Player (uncredited)

James Douglas

Bronco Player (uncredited)

Cody Easterbrook

Coyote Player (uncredited)

Michelle Fairbanks

Student (uncredited)

Jessica Holcomb

Cheerleader (uncredited)

Christopher Meister

Deputy at Game (uncredited)

Clark Moore

Football Player (uncredited)

Rana Morrison

Cheerleader (uncredited)

Trevor Doyle Nelson

Water Boy (uncredited)

Matthew Nicklaw

Student in Classroom (uncredited)

Glenn Ortman

Cooper (uncredited)

Romano Reyes

Football Player (uncredited)

Mylinda Royer

Cheerleader (uncredited)

Brad Schreiber

Ellwood Football Player (uncredited)

David Sharp

Coyotes Fan (uncredited)

Danny Trevino

Football player (uncredited)

Andie Ximenes

Trainer (uncredited)

Heath Young

Strip Club Patron (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Moxon wears jersey #4 in homage to James Van Der Beek's favorite football player, Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre.

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Plans for a TV series based on the movie were planned. The series also was going to feature Ron Lester reprising his role as Billy Bob. But for unknown reasons the plans never got past the pilot episode.

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The Ford on the movie cover was never used in the movie.

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Goofs

Soon after the Coyotes fall behind 17-7 midway through the fourth quarter, a background shot of the scoreboard shows the game still in the third quarter and the score still 14-7.

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In the final game after Kilmer is chased off at half time and Lance takes over as coach. All of the assistant coaches also disappear. Why wouldn't any of them take over. And who is Lance talking to on the headset he wears in the second half if not one of the assistant coaches?

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During the first after-game party, when Lance and Darcy are having sex in the laundry room and Billy Bob storms in to puke, the top of Darcy's dress changes positions between shots.

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Quotes

Police Officer: Congratulations. Charlie Tweeder: Congratulations to you, too.

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Billy Bob: A 10... a 10... a fucking 10!

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Mox: [after Kilmer left the locker room after choking Moxon] Before this game started, Kilmer said "48 minutes for the next 48 years of your life". I say "fuck that". All right? Fuck that. Let's go out there, and we play the next 24 minutes for the next 24 minutes, and we leave it all out on the field. We have the rest of our lives to be mediocre, but we have the opportunity to play like gods for the next half of football.

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