Reply to "Most Realistic Portrayal Of A Baseball Player In A Movie"

Midlo Dad10,000+ posts

I think Freddie Prinze Jr. did a bad movie about the Cape Cod League, and he could actually play.

Dennis Quaid in The Rookie was OK as well. He had stiffened a bit with age, but he did have a background as an actual player.

Some real players are role players or extras in Rookie of the Year as well.

Bernie Mac in Mr. 3000 wasn't a total hack.

But I think my vote has to go to Richard Pryor in Brewster's Millions.

8/24/201:35 PM

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