A Shot At Glory
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 increase the team's chances of winning. To complicate matters, womanizing Jackie is in a failing marriage to McLeod's daughter. But the team must learn to work together, because if they don't have a winning season, it is likely that the club will be permanently moved to Ireland. Director Michael Corrente (OUTSIDE PROVIDENCE) has fashioned a touching tale likely to appeal to sports fans and non-fans alike.
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"...Good-natured... It has clearly been made with affection and care..."
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- Los Angeles Times
- 11 Mar 2005 at 12:59
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I first saw this film back in February of this year whilst on holiday in the Dominican Republic. It was broadcast on one of the American channels. Well not all...
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- 16 Sep 2004 at 02:12
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You need to like football to enjoy this - and it helps if you know a bit about the culture of Scottish football. Ally McCoist in a Celtic strip is worth the ...
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- 24 Feb 2010 at 17:48
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Great scottish movie, but ally should keep to what hes best at and thats not acting.
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