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Sigma Alpha Upsilon is a fictional fraternity. Lou Gehrig was a member of Phi Delta Theta. The frate [...]	D
Gary Cooper was born in 1901 and Lou Gehrig in 1905, so when this movie was released, Cooper was bar [...]	D
Samuel Goldwyn was initially reluctant about making the film as he believed that baseball movies wer [...]	D
Lou Gehrig's famous last speech is not delivered verbatim in the film; it was restructured slightly [...]	D
Sam Wood directed Gary Cooper and Teresa Wright again in Le tre donne di Casanova (1944).	D
Samuel Goldwyn promised Eleanor Gehrig (as Mrs. Lou Gehrig) that the movie "would be changed just th [...]	D
All the baseball scenes were filmed at Wrigley Field in L.A., which was the home of the Los Angeles [...]	D
Sportswriter Dan Duryea is loosely based on Hearst newspapers writer Ford Frick. Later, as Commissio [...]	D
Opening credits: Except where true names are knowingly used, the characters herein and many incident [...]	D
The favorite film of director Garry Marshall.	D
Teresa Wright received her third consecutive Academy Award nomination for only her third film.	D
Teresa Wright became the only actress in Academy Awards history to receive three acting nominations [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
Screen Director's Playhouse broadcast a 30-minute radio adaptation of the movie on Friday, September [...]	D
Ranked #3 on the American Film Institute's list of the 10 greatest films in the genre "Sports" in Ju [...]	D
Walter Tetley has an uncredited scene as the bakery delivery person. He was best known for voicing S [...]	D
"Max Lief, bidding for Sam Goldwyn's $100 prize for a title for the Lou Gehrig picture, suggested it [...]	D
When Samuel Goldwyn began looking for someone to play Lou Gehrig in this movie, he quizzed baseball [...]	D
Babe Ruth missed several days of shooting and filming during the production because of his own illne [...]	D
Director Sam Wood shot the famous final speech at Yankee Stadium, where Lou Gehrig had made it. Soon [...]	D
Promising the hospitalized boy the home runs is based on Babe Ruth telling a hospitalized child name [...]	D
Released just 17 months after Lou Gehrig's death.	D
In reality, Gary Cooper was decidedly not a fan of baseball and required extensive coaching in order [...]	D
Ellie's Chicago address is given as 6718 Merrill Ave., which is a 1923 6-apt. brick building in Chic [...]	D
Lou Gehrig's famous retirement quote ("Today, I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the [...]	D
Just before the start of New York Yankees home games (as of August 2018), the main scoreboard displa [...]	D
Lux Radio Theater broadcast a 60-minute radio adaptation of the movie on Monday, October 4th, 1943 w [...]	D
Sportswriter Sam Blake (played by Walter Brennan) was loosely based on writer Fred Lieb, who was one [...]	D
While filming the movie, Teresa Wright, who played Gehrig's wife Eleanor Gehrig, wore the actual bra [...]	D
Hollywood columnist Erskine Johnson reported in January 1942 that Gary Cooper was working out daily [...]	D
One of two films directed by Sam Wood in 1942 to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Film. T [...]	D
Gary Cooper and Teresa Wright played husband and wife again in Le tre donne di Casanova (1944).	D
Final film of Eva Dennison.	D
Released in 1942, there are exactly 4 black men and 1 black woman who appear on screen during the mo [...]	D
Gary Cooper was not much of a baseball fan, but he agreed to do the film as he owed a favor to Samue [...]	D
Eleanor Gehrig's (as Mrs. Lou Gehrig's) choices to play her in the film were initially either Barbar [...]	D
Multiple published sources have asserted that Gary Cooper, who was right-handed, could not master a [...]	D
While Spencer Tracy, Eddie Albert, Cary Grant, and Brian Donlevy all were considered for the lead ro [...]	D
Number 8 Bill Dickey punched number 16 in the locker room. In 1938 and 1939, pitcher Monte Pearson w [...]	D
Yankees catcher Bill Dickey initially turned down Samuel Goldwyn's offer to play himself in the film [...]	D
In a June 8, 1942 interview, Eleanor Gehrig told Louella Parsons that she was thrilled with the perf [...]	D
Lefty O'Doul worked with Gary Cooper to improve his batting style.	D

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Hollywood's Top Ten: Batter Up!	D
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Quiet Victory: The Charlie Wedemeyer Story	D
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The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg	D
The Silver Screen: Color Me Lavender	D
AFI's 10 Top 10: America's 10 Greatest Films in 10 Classic Genres	D
Insonnia d'amore	D
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movie Quotes: America's Greatest Quips, Comebacks and Catchphrases	D
Homicide, Life on the Street: Gone for Goode	D
Hollywood et les hommes	D
The 78th Annual Academy Awards	D
The Carol Burnett Show: Ken Berry and Eydie Gorme	D
The Critic: Dial 'M' for Mother	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Million Dollar Movie Week 1	D
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Bette Davis/Martin Short	D
Robot Chicken: Major League of Extraordinary Gentlemen	D
Sports Jeopardy!: Episode #1.11	D
Baseketball	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Baseball Movie Scenes	D
Tarda primavera	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Zombie Nightmare	D
Shirtless: Hollywood's Sexiest Men	D
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Heroes & Villains	D
My Little Pony: L'amicizia Ã¨ magica: Magical Mystery Cure	D
61*	D
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: Albert Brooks/Brooke Shields	D
Gary Cooper: The Face of a Hero	D
Trumbo	D
Friends: The One Where Old Yeller Dies	D
MASH: 5 O'Clock Charlie	D
I Simpson: Homer Simpson in: 'Kidney Trouble'	D
The Carol Burnett Show: Ken Berry and Eydie Gorme	D
Things We Did Last Summer	D
Innamorati pazzi: I'm Just So Happy for You	D
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Episode #7.45	D
Frasier: Hot Ticket	D
The Cleveland Show: California Dreamin' (All the Cleves Are Brown)	D
A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story	D
New York Yankees (The Movie)	D
The Five: Episode dated 4 July 2022	D
Diamonds on the Silver Screen	D
Topaz	D
Million Dollar Arm	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Steve Martin/Jackson Browne	D
Mike and Mike in the Morning: Episode dated 12 February 2014	D
Mai dire sÃ¬: Second Base Steele	D
I Simpson: Dancin' Homer	D
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Cheers: America's Most Inspiring Movies	D
Mike and Mike in the Morning: Episode dated 4 September 2013	D

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Errori

The Yankees played 2 World Series against the Cardinals while Lou Gehrig was on the team, in 1926 an [...]	D
When young Lou hits the ball, a closeup shows the pitcher in his wind-up almost-to or at-ball releas [...]	D
When Lou gets his chance to take injured Wally Pipp's place at Comiskey Park, the Yankee dugout is p [...]	D
Lou Gehrig played his first game as a Yankee during the 1923 season. Yet, when he enters the Yankee [...]	D
The film shows Lou meeting Eleanor Twitchell on a road trip to Chicago during his rookie season (192 [...]	D
As Mrs. Gehrig is looking through her scrapbook, she comes across a newspaper dated 12 September 193 [...]	D
At an hour and 2 minutes into the film, the Yankees are playing the Cardinals at Sportsman's Park in [...]	D
During the game with the home runs for the boy in the hospital, one shot of the infield shows a dirt [...]	D
The representation of the Johnny Sylvester story line is full of errors: Sylvester was in hospital i [...]	D
After the wedding in Gehrig's apartment, the crowd of workers and family waves goodbye to Lou and El [...]	D
During the collage of Gehrig's first road trip as a starter, when the Yankees are in Washington, a r [...]	D
The second home run that Gehrig hits in the World Series game against St. Louis Cardinals (Gehrig pr [...]	D
When Mom Gehrig joins Eleanor Twitchell and they are discussing the bureau as they shop for home fur [...]	D
In the World Series game Gehrig hits 2 homers, it's in St.Louis, however, the crowd reactions are no [...]	D
When Lou hits the first of his two HRs during the 1928 World Series, the shadows of two light towers [...]	D
When Lou and Eleanor are introduced at the Chicago restaurant, a house band is heard playing "I'll S [...]	D
Many people believe that Lou Gehrig's streak started when he first played first base. However, this [...]	D
In the movie, Lou Gehrig hits two home runs and Babe Ruth hits one for "Little Billy" in the hospita [...]	D
Young Lou's sandlot hit came from an empty pitcher's pitch. The actual "hit" ball appears to be shot [...]	D
The exchange between Sam and Lou states that Gehrig won the American League Triple Crown on the same [...]	D
Gary Cooper is shown at the Scripps Institute undergoing tests for his disease, but the testing actu [...]	D
The movie shows Gehrig's consecutive games streak ended when he took himself out of the lineup in th [...]	D
When Eleanor (Teresa Wright) pulls up to the kids' ball game that Lou (Gary Cooper) is umping, there [...]	D
One of the strikeouts between Gehrig's two homers for Little Billy was on four strikes. The first st [...]	D
When a young Lou hits the baseball over the fence and breaks the store window, the police officer an [...]	D
As Gehrig (Cooper) is doing his homework at Columbia, he writes with his right hand. Whilst Gehrig b [...]	D
When Walter Brennan gets stopped by two motorcycle cops whilst driving Lou and his wife to the ballp [...]	D
When Lou enters the Yankees' clubhouse in 1923, he sees Tony Lazzeri's name on one of the lockers. T [...]	D
When young Lou Gehrig hit the ball through the window, the ball clearly didn't come off his bat.	D
Apart from the fact that Lou Gehrig benched himself before the game in Detroit and never was part of [...]	D
The home run that Babe Ruth promised and hit for the little boy in the hospital is said to have gone [...]	D

Frase

Pop Gehrig: But Louie, suppose she finds out? What [...]	D
[last lines] Lou Gehrig: [his farewell speech] L [...]	D
Lou Gehrig: People have to live their own lives. N [...]	D
Lou Gehrig: Is it three strikes, Doc? Clinic doct [...]	D
Lou Gehrig: All the arguing in the world can't cha [...]	D
Hank Hanneman: That Gehrig's the chump of all time [...]	D
Eleanor Gehrig: Lou Gehrig, I could learn to like [...]	D

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