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Ally McCoist


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  • A Shot At Glory
  • A Shot At Glory review by from Bromsgrove Worcestershire
    Rated - 4.0 stars A film made for the American market but worth a view.... 16 September 2004
    ... lovely Kirsty Mitchell) in years since she married Jackie McQuillan (played by Ally McCoist). McCloud signs McQuillan hoping for a change of luck in getting promotion and...   Read customer review

Ally McCoist - filmography


  • A Shot At Glory (2000)
    Starring: Robert Duvall,  Michael Keaton,  Brian Cox
    Director: Michael Corrente
    Certificate: Certificate: 15
    Gordon McLoed (Robert Duvall), is a former soccer star who now manages a smalltime team in the town of Kilnockie. The team hasn't won a championship for over a hundred years, so the American team owner (Michael Keaton) acquires star player Jackie McQuillan (real life soccer pro Ally McCoist) to ..read more »
    3 stars out of 5 55% from 497 members
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  • Ally McCoist (3 discs) on DVD
    Starring: Ally McCoist
    Certificate: Certificate: Ex
    Three programmes. 'Super Ally' features a profile on one of Scotland's best known goal scorers, Ally McCoist. A high quality striker, Ally has scored nearly 300 goals for Rangers since 1983. Includes tributes from Paul McStay and Roy Aitken. Also 'The Real Ally'. 'Still Having A Ball' features the ..read more »
    3.5 stars out of 5 67% from 121 members
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Ally McCoist facts

5 most recent films

A Shot At Glory - 3.0 stars
Ally McCoist - 3.5 stars

5 highest-rated films

Ally McCoist - 3.5 stars
A Shot At Glory - 3.0 stars

5 lowest-rated films

A Shot At Glory - 3.0 stars
Ally McCoist - 3.5 stars

Most frequent co-stars

Morag Hood - 1 times - show films
Robert Duvall - 1 times - show films
Alex Ferguson - 1 times - show films
Michael Keaton - 1 times - show films
Cole Hauser - 1 times - show films

Most frequent directors

Michael Corrente - 1 times - show films