Bad News Bitches 3 (2008)

Actors: Amber Rayne (actress), Chris Cannon (actor), Aline (actress), TJ Cummings (actor), Joey Brass (actor), Lexi Belle (actress), Penny Flame (actress), Nick Manning (actor), Derrick Pierce (actor), Will Powers (actor), Slick Rhodes (actor), Sergio (actor), Lee Stone (actor), Tony T. (actor), Carolyn Reese (actress),

Genres: Adult,

Before Jackie (2005)

Actors: Ethan Phillips (actor), Jerald Garner (actor), Walter Perez (actor), George Williams (actor), Jason Medwin (actor), Nathan Kirkland (actor), Dee Jordan (actor), Hillari James (costume designer), Jacques Gravett (writer), Jacques Gravett (director), Jacques Gravett (producer), Jacques Gravett (editor), London Bridges (actor), Asha Kamali May (actress), Meyoung Laman (actress),

Genres: Short,
Taglines: An African American baseball player from 2005 goes back in time and is about to be come the first one to break the color barrier.

A Perfect Pitch (1998)

Actors: Cynthia H. Margulis (producer), Claude Foisy (composer), Patrick Thomas O'Brien (actor), Harvey J. Alperin (actor), Skip O'Brien (actor), Anthony Rosselli (actor), Daniel O'Callaghan (actor), Blake Lewolt (actor), Matt Koruba (actor), Brian Seeman (actor), Justin Phillips (actor), Bruce Worrilow (producer), Bruce Worrilow (writer), Bruce Worrilow (director), John A. Razzano (actor),

Plot: Stuart Warren loves playing the piano. Trouble is, his father and older brother are big on baseball. Lou coaches his boys, it's big brother Buddy's last year in the league, Lou is thinking championship, and Lou's Dukes lead the Gophers by the fourth inning. Buddy is always on Stuart's case, under the guise of a smile and pseudo helping hand. To build character, Lou brings Stuart in from the outfield to pitch the fourth, to the dismay of pitcher Paulie's connected father, Frank. The first two batters to face Stuart get hits, Buddy jeers Stuart, Stuart simmers, and Bernie, the assistant coach, calls on Stuart to deliver one good pitch. Does he have it in him? A Warren never quits!

Keywords: baseball, baseball-field, baseball-game, black-eye, bodyguard, brother-brother-relationship, coach, father-son-relationship, home-run, little-league
Genres: Short,

A League of Their Own (1992)

Actors: Madonna (actress), Robert Greenhut (producer), Jon Lovitz (actor), Geena Davis (actress), Eddie Jones (actor), Rosie O'Donnell (actress), Harry Shearer (actor), Don S. Davis (actor), David Strathairn (actor), Tom Hanks (actor), Garry Marshall (actor), Bill Pullman (actor), David L. Lander (actor), Lowell Ganz (writer), Penny Marshall (producer),

Plot: During World War II when all the men are fighting the war, most of the jobs that were left vacant because of their absence were filled in by women. The owners of the baseball teams, not wanting baseball to be dormant indefinitely, decide to form teams with women. So scouts are sent all over the country to find women players. One of the scouts, passes through Oregon and finds a woman named Dottie Hinson, who is incredible. He approaches her and asks her to try out but she's not interested. However, her sister, Kit who wants to get out of Oregon, offers to go. Bit he agrees only if she can get her sister to go. When they try out, they're chosen and are on the same team. Jimmy Dugan, a former player, who's now a drunk, is the team manager. But he doesn't feel as if it's a real job s he drinks and is not exactly doing his job. So Dottie steps up. After a few months when it appears the girls are not garnering any attention, the league is facing closure till Dottie does something that grabs attention. And it isn't long Dottie is the star of the team and Kit feels like she's living in her shadow.

Keywords: 1940s, all-american-girls-professional-baseball-league, americana, ballpark, baseball, baseball-hall-of-fame, baseball-movie, based-on-true-story, blockbuster, boarding-house
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Sport,
Taglines: To achieve the incredible you have to attempt the impossible. There's no crying in baseball! This summer, Tom Hanks and the Rockford Peaches prove that a woman's place is at home...first, second & third. Once in a lifetime you get a chance to do something different. A woman's place is on home, first, second, and third.

Quotes:

[Ernie sees Dottie and Kit vigorously milking cows]::Ernie Capadino: Ow. Doesn't that hurt them?::Dottie Hinson: Doesn't seem to.::Ernie Capadino: Well, it would bruise the hell out of me.::Dottie Hinson: Can I help you with something?::Ernie Capadino: I'm Ernie Capadino. I'm a baseball scout. I saw you playing today. Not bad, not bad. You ever heard of Walter Harvey, makes Harvey bars - you know, the candy?::Dottie Hinson: Yeah. We feed them to the cows when they're constipated.::Ernie Capadino: That's the guy. He's starting a girls' baseball league, so he can make a buck while the boys are overseas. Wanna play?::Dottie Hinson: Huh?::Ernie Capadino: Nice retort. Tryouts are in Chicago. It's a real league, professional.::Kit Keller: Professional - baseball?::Ernie Capadino: Mmm-hmm. They'll pay you 75 dollars a week.::Kit Keller: We only make 30 at the dairy.::Ernie Capadino: Well then, this would be more, wouldn't it?

Stadium announcer: Now batting for the Peaches, #5, center fielder, Mae Mordabito.::Racine Catcher: C'mon, no hitter, no hitter!::Stadium announcer: Here's the pitch... [Mae swings and hits a ball into right center field]... there's a shot into right center it's... up the alley!::Peaches first base coach: Go to third, go to third, keep goin', Mae!::Ellen Sue Gotlander - Shortstop: Keep goin', Mae, all the way!::Stadium announcer: She's turning 'round first, she's heading up to third. Mordabito's heading past second!::Racine Catcher: Go to third, go to third!::Stadium announcer: She's headed into third!::Dottie Hinson: Dirt in the skirt, Mae! Dirt in the skirt!::Umpire: [Mae slides head-first into third base, ahead of the throw] Safe!::Stadium announcer: She's in there with a triple!::Mae Mordabito: Time.::Umpire: Boy, did she smack that one on the kisser. No wonder they call her "All the Way" Mae.

Dottie Hinson: [Bob returns from the war] Can we just hold each other for the rest of our lives?::Bob Hinson: That's my plan.

Mae Mordabito: [to reporters] Hi, my name's Mae, and that's more than a name, that's an attitude.

Dollbody Kid: What's your rush, dollbody? What do you say we slip in the back seat, and make a man out of me?::Dottie Hinson: What do you say I smack you around for a while?::Dollbody Kid: Can't we do both?

Stadium announcer: [Dottie hits a line drive at Kit's head, making her duck out of the way] Well, bite my butt and call me an apple! She nearly took her head off!

Umpire: Perhaps you chastised her too vehemently. Good rule of thumb: treat each of these girls as you would treat your mother.::Jimmy Dugan: Did anyone ever tell you, you look like a penis with that little hat on?

Helen Haley: Has anybody seen my new red hat?::Dottie Hinson: Oh piss on your hat.::Helen Haley: That was uncalled for.

Western Union man: Excuse Me! Excuse Me! I have a telegram for one of you ladies from the War Department. Let's see here... boy, I hate these, these are the worst! The least the Army could do is send someone personally, to tell you your husband is dead. Darn, I had the name right here! Well I gotta go back and get this straightened out.::Jimmy Dugan: Wait, just give me the telegram.::Western Union man: I can't. I don't have a name on the checklist.::Jimmy Dugan: Just give me the telegram::Western Union man: [Jimmy grabs it and pushes the Western Union man out of the dressing room door] Hey, this is official. This is from the War Department! C'mon, that's official business! I'm coming back!::Jimmy Dugan: [Jimmy reads the telegram and begins walking down the line of players] [the camera drops on Betty] I'm sorry Betty.::Betty 'Betty Spaghetti' Horn: [Crying hysterically] No! George!

Older Stilwell: Hi, Dottie. Remember me? "You're gonna lose!"::Older Dottie: Stilwell Angel? Oh it's good to see you again. Where's your mom?::Older Stilwell: Mom died... a few years ago.::Older Dottie: Oh, I'm so sorry to hear that. She was a great woman and a damn fine ball player.::Older Stilwell: Yeah. When I heard about this, I... I felt I owed it to her to be here. She always said it was the best time she ever had in her entire life.