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At 41.30, when Brad Pitt is having a conversation with his ex-wife and her partner, there is a book [...]	D
During the 2nd staff meeting a name plate is seen on the back board with "Pratt, C" typed on it. Chr [...]	D
Director Bennett Miller was so impressed by Kerris Dorsey when she sang "The Show" by Lenka during h [...]	D
The crew had only one day to shoot the scenes of Billy Beane's visits to Fenway Park in Boston. It w [...]	D
Bennett Miller told a screening audience that A's assistant GM Paul DePodesta did not wish to have h [...]	D
When Billy Beane meets with his scouts, he says, "It's an unfair game." The movie is based on the bo [...]	D
In interviews Art Howe objected to his portrayal in this film.	D
When Aaron Sorkin agreed to rewrite the screenplay, he stated as a condition that Steven Zaillian na [...]	D
Several of the Oakland A's radio announcers are heard throughout the movie, but are not credited: Th [...]	D
Several of the actors playing ballplayers have baseball experience. Casey Bond spent time in the Gia [...]	D
Billy Beane is portrayed as a lonely divorcÃ©. In real life, he had remarried. Scenes were shot wi [...]	D
Despite suggestions in the movie that Scott Hatteberg was a bad-fielding first baseman, he ended the [...]	D
To win the 20th consecutive game during the streak, the A's' closer Billy Koch blew the save in the [...]	D
A person named Scott calls Billy early in the film. He attempts (with questionable ethics) to get Bi [...]	D
The A's won the AL west again in 2012 with the lowest payroll in Major League Baseball and a record [...]	D
When Steven Soderbergh was still supposed to direct, he cast Brad Pitt and Demetri Martin in the lea [...]	D
"The Show" was from the self-titled and inaugural album of Australian artist Lenka.	D
Grady Fuson, the scouting director whose termination is depicted in the film, returned to the A's in [...]	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners: Brad Pitt, Spike Jonze and Philip Seymour Hoffman; and o [...]	D
According to the screenplay, "Against the Wind" by Bob Seger was the song to be played during the la [...]	D
Production was set to begin on June 22, 2009, but Columbia Pictures co-chairman Amy Pascal axed the [...]	D
One of the most persistently negative faceless voices attacking Beane's approach to team building in [...]	D
Brad Pitt and Jonah Hill had both appeared in Megamind (2010).	D
During the course of the film's theatrical release, Ron Washington, an Oakland Athletics coach seen [...]	D
The Oakland A's set a new American League record for consecutive wins, with 20. The all-time Major L [...]	D
Close to the end of film, right after the scene where the Oakland A's lose to the Minnesota Twins, B [...]	D
During the first meeting with his scouts, Billy Beane tells the group, "There are rich teams and the [...]	D
This is the first baseball movie to be nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award since L'uomo dei [...]	D
Billy Beane refers to John Poloni as "Rocco". This is a reference to Jack McGee's father who played [...]	D
Of all the Oakland players from the season represented in the movie (2002), the only one playing for [...]	D
The film is notorious for dramatic license versus the real events. Art Howe was actually on board wi [...]	D
Bobby Kotick, President, CEO and a director of Activision Blizzard portrays Stephen Schott, the owne [...]	D
Brad Pitt starred in and produced two movies that were nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award [...]	D
The movie doesn't mention that the A's had three pitchers with 15 plus wins ( Mark Mulder 19, Tim Hu [...]	D
Spike Jonze: uncredited as Sharon's new husband, AlÃ¡n.	D
Since there was no money to shoot in all the stadiums the Oakland Athletics visited, Dodger Stadium [...]	D
David Justice is played by Stephen Bishop, a former pro baseball player. Bishop was a career Minor L [...]	D
During pre-production, director of photography Adam Kimmel was arrested in Connecticut on sexual ass [...]	D
When Chris Pratt auditioned for the role of Scott Hatteberg, he was told he was too fat. Pratt decid [...]	D
During a 2014 interview on the National Public Radio program "Fresh Air," director Bennett Miller sa [...]	D
Arliss Howard, who plays the owner of the Boston Red Sox, played the adult version of Scotty Smalls [...]	D
At one point, we hear that Miguel Tejada has struck out to end a game. In the original book, Tejada' [...]	D
During a meeting with scouts discussing players, one scout dismisses a player for having "an ugly gi [...]	D
According to the book, the bat used by Hatteberg in the walk-off homer in was made by a company he d [...]	D
Bill James, noted as the statistical influence for the main characters' analysis, is regarded by man [...]	D
The film's original director, Steven Soderbergh, intended to have all the baseball players portray t [...]	D
All but about four of the scouts in the movie were played by actual Major League Baseball scouts. To [...]	D
When Beane is advising his players, he says "When your enemy is making mistakes, don't interrupt 'em [...]	D

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