Angels in the Outfield

1951
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1h 39min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Pittsburgh Pirates' brash and abusive manager receives the help of an angel to win games and become a better person in the process.The Pittsburgh Pirates' brash and abusive manager receives the help of an angel to win games and become a better person in the process.The Pittsburgh Pirates' brash and abusive manager receives the help of an angel to win games and become a better person in the process.

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8/10

suitable for the whole family

i thought this was a very touching heartwarming comedy/fantasy/baseball movie that's suitable for the whole family.sure it's a bit predictable and maybe a bit sappy,and hokey,but not overly.it's good quality entertainment that might just warm your heart.and there's nothing wrong with that.i chuckled quite a bit.i think i even had a tear or two in my eye.this is one of those feel good movies that will lift your spirits if you're feeling down.Janet Leigh and Paul Douglas are great together and Donna Corcoran as eight year old Bridget White is adorable.overall,a very good heartwarming film that the whole family can enjoy.for me Angels in the Outfield is an 8/10

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Angels in the Outfield (1951)

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Favorite film of Dwight D. Eisenhower when President.

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During the climactic final game vs. New York, several players are shown with multiple uniform numbers on their backs at different times in the game. This is likely due to the use of actual game footage spliced into the film. Various players are shown with two, three, or even four different numbers. Hellman, the Pirates pitcher, has both #17 and #26. Similarly, the Giants pitcher is shown with #28 and #31. Two New York batters have three different numbers during the courses of their at-bats. One has #18, #2x (not visible) and #9, while the other has #x2 (not visible), #15 and #36. The New York catcher is actually shown with four different numbers - #10 (on the scoreboard), #5, #7 and #36.