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Bill Pullman took the role of Bob as a favor to Penny Marshall.	D
Ellie Cornell had originally landed a role in the film but had to back out after learning she was pr [...]	D
When Mr. Harvey is offering Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks) a job, he says that Jimmy would still be playing [...]	D
When Bill Pullman's character shows up in uniform, he is wearing the "T" patch of the 36th Division [...]	D
When the Rockford-Racine World Series game was filmed, it was over 100 degrees outside.	D
The movie's line "There's no crying in baseball." was voted as the #54 movie quote by the American F [...]	D
During filming of the World Series games, stars took turns entertaining the unpaid extras. Tom Hanks [...]	D
During the final scene at the Baseball Hall of Fame, older Dottie walks past a billboard honoring Ji [...]	D
During initial development, Jim Belushi was set to play Jimmy Dugan, and Laura Dern was cast in the [...]	D
Rosie O'Donnell was nervous about meeting Madonna, but they bonded quickly and remain good friends t [...]	D
Walter Harvey was based on Chicago Cubs owner Phillip Wrigley, the real-life founder of the AAGPBL. [...]	D
To get enough footage, Penny Marshall had the girls play unscripted innings.	D
Tom Hanks is listed first in the credits but does not appear until at least 30 minutes into the film [...]	D
Madonna worked at least as hard as everyone else, but still struggled with some of the more technica [...]	D
While the more mature Dottie is played physically by Lynn Cartwright, her voice is dubbed by Geena D [...]	D
Madonna's stand-in was Melissa Totten, who has performed as a Madonna impersonator in the Las Vegas [...]	D
Lori Petty was, in reality, a faster runner than Geena Davis, and had to run slower while appearing [...]	D
People always ask Geena Davis how she caught the ball. She says, "It's the movies."	D
Farrah Fawcett wanted to take part and was physically able to play the game but according to Penny M [...]	D
The original cut of the movie was 4-1/2 hours long, so the editor wanted to cut one scene. Penny Mar [...]	D
Hillary Clinton is a fan of this movie and quoted a line in a graduation speech.	D
Jennifer Jason Leigh turned down the role of Dottie Hinson.	D
After league tryouts were completed, all the players were sent to "charm and beauty school". This is [...]	D
In the final game Dotty criticizes Dugan for not shaving. When the game ends and Harvey gives the go [...]	D
There have been two attempts to adapt this film into a TV series. The first try was a 1993 CBS sitco [...]	D
When Jimmy first "meets" the Peaches, he strolls right through them and heads to the rest room for a [...]	D
Geena Davis joined the production as a late replacement for Debra Winger a few days before filming w [...]	D
The scene where Betty Spaghetti learns her husband died took three days to film.	D
The film portrays the league as initially unpopular and unprofitable until demeaning gimmicks are us [...]	D
Jon Lovitz had a more substantial role in the film's initial cut. During the extensive post-producti [...]	D
Only a few weeks before the movie was to begin filming in June 1990, 20th Century-Fox studio chairma [...]	D
Helen Margaret Nicol, star of the Rockford Peaches and Kenosha Comets, was born5/9/1920 in Ardley, A [...]	D
To cast the movie, Penny Marshall held baseball tryouts for 2,000 actresses. Even big stars were the [...]	D
Singer k.d. lang was supposed to be in the film, but backed out due to her recording schedule.	D
Tom Hanks gained 30 pounds in preparation for his role. He attributed the weight he gained to a near [...]	D
Lori Petty had to constantly bite her tongue to stop herself from laughing during her scenes with Jo [...]	D
In Evansville, IN, where the Racine games and world series were filmed, Madonna was so rude to citiz [...]	D
Prior to marrying Donald Trump, Marla Maples auditioned unsuccessfully for this film.	D
New York state trooper David Harding played one of Kit's adult sons in the Hall of Fame scene. Withi [...]	D
Glenna Sue Kidd, one of the women the movie is based on, is from Choctaw (Clinton), AR.	D
To lighten the mood on the set in between takes, Geena Davis suggested that the cast perform songs f [...]	D
Geena Davis really does catch a pop-up behind her back. It was supposed to be done by a stunt double [...]	D
The scene where so much is made out of Kit being removed from the game seems very odd to 1992 audien [...]	D
Penny Marshall, a lifelong baseball fan, was inspired to develop the film after seeing a PBS documen [...]	D
David L. Lander, who has an uncredited role as a game announcer, is a real-life baseball fanatic, wh [...]	D
The AAGPBL uniforms were originally designed by Mrs. Wrigley, art director Otis Shepard and softball [...]	D
Debra Winger was originally going to star in the film, but backed out when Madonna was signed. Winge [...]	D
When Marla is trying out in the gym, Marla switch-hits, the pitcher is left-handed and never changes [...]	D
Marisa Tomei filmed an audition tape of her playing baseball, being coached by Joe Pesci, on the set [...]	D
The bar scene, where the girls sneak away for a night on the town, was originally going to be filmed [...]	D
Reunites director Penny Marshall with her Laverne & Shirley (1976) co-stars David L. Lander, who pla [...]	D
Film debut of Megan Cavanagh.	D
Madonna speaks with a New York accent throughout the film, though she was born and raised in Michiga [...]	D
Lori Petty related to her character, Kit, because she was "new to moviemaking." Petty was just tryin [...]	D
Both [xxxxx] and the character she plays, Alice, are from the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.	D
The famous line, "There's no crying in baseball" has some basis in fact. According to Daniel Okrent, [...]	D
The Racine Belles' home games were filmed at Bosse Field in Evansville, IN. They retrofitted th [...]	D
The studio wanted Jimmy and Dottie to get together.--there was even a kiss at one point--but Penny M [...]	D
The studio wanted Dottie to save Jimmy from his drinking, so Penny Marshall had her give him a soda.	D
The character of Jimmy Dugan was originally in his 60s.	D
Tom Hanks's favorite of the films he's made.	D
Tom Hanks thought he was too young to be believable as Jimmy Dugan, but Penny Marshall said Dugan wa [...]	D
Tom Hanks' character, Jimmy Dugan, is loosely based on real-life baseball sluggers Jimmie Foxx and H [...]	D
As the Peaches leave the locker room for the final game of the World Series, Jimmy says to the repla [...]	D
Lori Petty stated in a Twitter message that she did not dub older Kit's voice.	D
When Jon Lovitz found out Madonna had checked into their hotel under a pseudonym, he also registered [...]	D
Dottie's and Bob's car is clearly a '20s-era Model-T, meaning it was at least 15 or 20 years old dur [...]	D
The Peaches played at Beyer Stadium in Rockford, IL. No place in Rockford could be used for filming [...]	D
Many of the injuries and bruises in the film were real injuries that the actresses received during f [...]	D
Ally Sheedy was considered for the role of Dottie.	D
In 110-degree heat, the actresses wore authentic uniforms that were mostly wool.	D
Jon Lovitz was so into one scene that he didn't notice a cow giving birth (off camera) while filming [...]	D
Julie Croteau was a baseball double for Anne Ramsay, who played Helen Haley. Croteau was the first w [...]	D
The filmmakers reworked Rosie O'Donnell's part to fit her personality. Doris was originally going to [...]	D
Moira Kelly was originally signed on to play the role of Kit, but she hurt her ankle while filming V [...]	D
'Pepper' Paire Davis, who died in February 2013 at age 88, served as an uncredited consultant to Pen [...]	D
Final film of Lynn Cartwright.	D
This is the most praised performance of Madonna's career in a film, the others are Evita which won a [...]	D
There is a brief scene in which Dottie and Ellen Sue are playing catch. At one point the ball is ove [...]	D
In the film's climactic World Series game 7, there is an egregious strategy error: When the Peaches [...]	D
In 2012 the film was selected by the US Library of Congress for preservation in the National Film Re [...]	D
When announcing the game the Peaches announcer (David L. Lander) uses the phrase "Oh Doctor!" during [...]	D
Evie Moroz, star player of the Fort Wayne Daisies, was born Evelyn Florence Wawryshyn, on 12/11/1924 [...]	D
Film debut of Megan Cavanagh. NOTE: She would reprise the role in the TV series.	D
The screenwriters wrote the part of Ernie Capadino especially for Jon Lovitz.	D
A League of Their Own is the most successful baseball film of all-time. It made $132.4 million dolla [...]	D
Lori Petty and Rosie O'Donnell were the two best players and had hitting competitions.	D
Megan Cavanagh and Tracy Reiner reprised their roles as Marla Hooch and "Betty Spaghetti" Horn in th [...]	D
The storyline was inspired by the career of baseball legend Dottie Collins. During World War II she [...]	D
Sean Young and Demi Moore were both considered for Dottie. Moore even signed on for the part but had [...]	D
Coaches attempted to use a Slip 'n' Slide to teach the actresses how to slide. The first three women [...]	D
Brooke Shields was offered the lead female role, but after the writer's strike in 1988, Shields was [...]	D
The Rockford Peaches had 16 women on their roster, but are represented by 18 actresses. Some of the [...]	D
Lori Petty was the only girl on a boys' team growing up.	D
In her autobiography "My Mother Was Nuts", Penny Marshall recounts that Lori Singer would have been [...]	D
Debra Winger abruptly left the movie during pre-production when she found out Madonna had signed ont [...]	D
The mother of Kelly Candaele, one of the film's writers, played in the league portrayed in the movie [...]	D
Dottie and her husband weren't going to get very far very fast driving from Illinois to Oregon with [...]	D
Tom Hanks says it was a male fantasy to "have all my teammates be a bunch of chicks."	D
One scene was filmed in FitzGerald's bar near Chicago. The bar was closed down the bar for three wee [...]	D
David Anspaugh was the original choice for director.	D
Final film of Laurel Cronin.	D
Although she is left-handed, Bitty Schram throws and bats right-handed in the film.	D
The soldier who does most of the dancing with Madonna in the bar scene also played a recurring chara [...]	D
On the set, Geena Davis wanted to take Lori Petty "under my wing and be the big sister."	D
The "strawberry" bruise RenÃ©e Coleman received on her thigh while sliding into a base remained fo [...]	D
Dolores 'Pickles' Dries, the lady in the Cooperstown bleachers who referred to Dottie as "the best p [...]	D
Lindsay Frost was the original choice for Mae, but couldn't take the part when her television pilot [...]	D
Tom Hanks was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame the same week the movie premiered.	D
While the film is historically correct in having the Racine Belles win the championship in the inaug [...]	D
Director Penny Marshall cast her daughter Tracy Reiner as Betty Spaghetti and her brother Garry Mars [...]	D
The film seems to suggest that both the American and National leagues had shut down during the war, [...]	D
According to Rosie O'Donnell, her part was supposed to be much smaller than what was ultimately film [...]	D
The characters at the Baseball Hall of Fame, and seen playing as the credits roll, are real original [...]	D
There is a delayed reaction from Betty, Doris and the two boys sitting in the pew, when the priest d [...]	D
Kelly McGillis was considered for the role of Dottie.	D
The opening-day lineup for the Rockford Peaches: 1) CF-#5-Mae Mordabit;o 2) 3B-#22-Doris Murphy; 3) [...]	D
According to a handwritten letter she wrote to photographer Steven Meisel, Madonna was miserable dur [...]	D
Jane Lynch was considered for the role of Doris.	D
According to Penny Marshall, Hans Zimmer didn't know anything about baseball.	D
Molly Ringwald was considered for the role of Kit.	D
Geena Davis auditioned in Penny Marshall's backyard.	D
For the famous split catch, Geena Davis had to have a stunt double slide into the split. Although Da [...]	D
Actresses auditioning for the film had to prove they could play baseball. All the actresses cast in [...]	D
One can work out Dottie's age to be about 23 in 1943. Attending the opening of the AAGPBL display in [...]	D
Lori Petty auditioned eight times for the role of Kit, including once at director Penny Marshall's a [...]	D
Paul Newman was considered for the role of Walter Harvey.	D
Madonna co-wrote the theme song for the film "This Used To Be My Playground" for which she was nomin [...]	D
Rosie O'Donnell can actually throw two balls at the same time.	D
Not even Tom Hanks knew when he was going to be done "peeing." Penny Marshall was in a stall with a [...]	D

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