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Moneyball

Moneyball

7,3 /10 (5,884 Votes)
2011 EN 134 min

Overview

The story of Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane's successful attempt to put together a baseball team on a budget, by employing computer-generated analysis to draft his players.

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Release date

23/09/2011

Votes

5,884

Popularity

8.9

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Genres

Status

Released

Language

EN

Runtime

134 min

Budget

$50,000,000

Revenue

$110,206,216

Brad Pitt

Brad Pitt

Billy Beane

Jonah Hill

Jonah Hill

Peter Brand

Philip Seymour Hoffman

Philip Seymour Hoffman

Art Howe

Robin Wright

Robin Wright

Sharon

Chris Pratt

Chris Pratt

Scott Hatteberg

Stephen Bishop

Stephen Bishop

David Justice

Reed Diamond

Reed Diamond

Mark Shapiro

Brent Jennings

Brent Jennings

Ron Washington

Ken Medlock

Ken Medlock

Grady Fuson

Tammy Blanchard

Tammy Blanchard

Elizabeth Hatteberg

Jack McGee

Jack McGee

John Poloni

Vyto Ruginis

Vyto Ruginis

Pittaro

Nick Searcy

Nick Searcy

Matt Keough

Glenn Morshower

Glenn Morshower

Ron Hopkins

Casey Bond

Casey Bond

Chad Bradford

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Nick Porrazzo

Jeremy Giambi

Kerris Dorsey

Kerris Dorsey

Casey Beane

Arliss Howard

Arliss Howard

John Henry

Reed Thompson

Reed Thompson

Young Billy

James Shanklin

James Shanklin

Billy's Dad

Diane Behrens

Diane Behrens

Billy's Mom

Takayo Fischer

Takayo Fischer

Suzanne - Billy's Secretary

Derrin Ebert

Derrin Ebert

Mike Magnante

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Miguel Mendoza

Ricardo Rincon

Gerardo Celasco

Gerardo Celasco

Carlos Peña

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Tom Gamboa

Scout Martinez

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Barry Moss

Scout Barry

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Artie Harris

Scout Artie

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Bob Bishop

Scout Bob

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George Vranau

Scout George

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Phil Pote

Scout Pote

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Art Ortiz

Eric Chavez

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Royce Clayton

Miguel Tejada

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Marvin Horn

Terrence Long

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Brent Dohling

Mark Ellis

Ken Rudulph

Ken Rudulph

Reporter

Lisa Guerrero

Lisa Guerrero

Reporter

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Christopher Dehau Lee

Eric Kubota

Joe Satriani

Joe Satriani

Self

Simon James

Simon James

Voos

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Greg Papa

Game Announcer (voice)

Bob Costas

Bob Costas

Sports Announcer (voice)

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Tim McCarver

Sports Announcer (voice)

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Eddie Frierson

Call-In Radio Host (voice)

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Glen Kuiper

Oakland A's Announcer (voice)

Joe Provost

Joe Provost

Oakland A's Security Guard

John Brantley Cole

John Brantley Cole

Young Jongewaard

Jake Wilson

Jake Wilson

Sabatini

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Robert P. Macaluso

Coach Bob

Keith Middlebrook

Keith Middlebrook

Coach Parker

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Damon Farmar

Shapiro's Advisor

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Michael Gillespie

Ken Macha

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Chad Kreuter

Rick Peterson

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Blake Pike

John

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Robert Ninfo

Eric Byrnes

Gary 'G. Thang' Johnson

Gary 'G. Thang' Johnson

Jermaine Dye

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Corey Vanderhook

Ramon Hernandez

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Melvin Perdue

Ray Durham

Ari Zagaris

Ari Zagaris

Jim Mercir

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Jon Stein

Seymour

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Madeleine G. Hall

Hattebergs' Daughter

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Holly Pitrago

Shapiro's Assistant

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Ken Korach

Radio Color Commentator (voice)

Julie Wagner

Julie Wagner

Clubhouse Reporter

Ken Colquitt

Ken Colquitt

Clubhouse Reporter

Eric Winzenried

Eric Winzenried

PR Guy

Richard Padilla

Richard Padilla

Umpire - Game 20

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Ed Montague

Umpire - Indians

Jack Knight

Jack Knight

Umpire - 1984

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Patrick Riley

Umpire - 1989

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Phil Benson

1st Base Umpire

Joyce Guy

Joyce Guy

Flight Attendant

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George Thomas

Security Guard #2

Spike Jonze

Spike Jonze

Alán (uncredited)

Derek Jeter

Derek Jeter

Himself (archive footage)

Deanna Marks

Deanna Marks

Player's Wife (uncredited)

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Bobby Kotick

Stephen Schott

Original Soundtrack

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Andres Gomez

2015-12-29

⭐ 6

A movie done to the size and skills of Brad Pitt. The story is interesting enough and is well driven and directed. Hill does a good job, mostly because nobody had seen him doing a serious role before.

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John Chard

John Chard

2018-12-03

⭐ 9

Sporting Economics I have no affinity to Baseball as a sport, I'm British you see. I tried to get in to it when British cable networks began showing it, but it never grabbed me. My only contribution to any conversation about the sport is that I support The Cleveland Indians because of the film Major League, a film that continues to make me laugh to this day. I was intrigued by Moneyball, synopsis tantalisingly offering up a sports success story based on an improbable blend of maths (something I hate with a passion), guile and perceived misfits as a team. Sure enough, after viewing Moneyb…

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Kamurai

Kamurai

2020-11-06

⭐ 2

BORING watch, won't watch again, and do not recommend unless you're both a baseball and a statistics or financial business fan. With Jonah Hill, Chris Pratt, Brad Pitt, and Philip Seymore Hoffman, I thought it would at least be interesting if not entertaining. As the movie begins and it is clearly about Baseball, I at least hoped it would be done in a fun entertaining way. I guess Jonah Hill got tired of being stereo-typed as "fun". I know 1 guy that would probably get great pleasure out of this movie as a fan of baseball statistics, and if I didn't know about that 1 guy, I wouldn't …

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Filipe Manuel Neto

Filipe Manuel Neto

2022-07-28

⭐ 6

**A good behind-the-scenes movie about baseball.** In general, sports-themed movies are not strictly my piece of cake, I prefer to see other things. But this film already had an interesting list of award nominations, which includes six Oscars (Best Film, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Editing and Best Sound Mixing) and three BAFTA, with in none of these cases it came out victorious. And the truth is that there are a lot of very good films in which the theme is sport. The theme of this film is quite simple and, however, very well-used: the director of a m…

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The Movie Mob

The Movie Mob

2022-11-26

⭐ 8

**Moneyball hits a home run with remarkable directing and performances and an intriguing true story that drastically changed everything for the sport of baseball.** Moneyball is as brilliant and interesting as a sports movie gets. Bennett Miller's genius use of the film's score enhances the emotion and tension by letting the film's most intense moments hang in silence. As a result, the audience feels a more profound impact from those scenes and the relief when the score returns, signaling hope and resolution. Miller also uses Brad Pitt's greatest strengths as an actor by providing plenty of…

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