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Stream it: 5 basketball films to keep March Madness going
Madness, the annual men’s NCAA national basketball championship tournament, is coming to the Bay Area this week. On Thursday, ...
'Would've been a mega hit, kid': Jack Nicholson almost cast as Coach Dale in 'Hoosiers'
After Gene Hackman'a death, 'Hoosiers' director David Anspaugh tells story of how Jack Nicholson almost took on lead role in ...
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8 best basketball movies based on true stories, ranked
Basketball is a game that requires not just talent but also dedication and hard work. The blend of athleticism, strategy, and ...
Gene Hackman Fans Huddle Around 'Hoosiers' as the Beloved Sports Movie Finds Streaming Success
Fans can relive the magic of Hickory’s underdog basketball team running the picket fence play all over again in Gene ...
How to watch 'Hoosiers' on streaming after actor Gene Hackman's death
Actor Gene Hackman gave a commanding performance in his role as coach Norman Dale in the 1986 film "Hoosiers." Here's how to stream it.
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Where does Gene Hackman's ‘Hoosiers' rank among the best sports movies of all time?
That famous line was delivered at the end of a speech by Gene Hackman's character Norman Dale in "Hoosiers ... his small-town Indiana high school basketball team to an unlikely state championship, and ...
Best Basketball Movies and TV Shows to Watch in Between March Madness: ‘Hoosiers,’ ‘Air Bud,’ More
Every spring, basketball takes over the sports world thanks to March Madness — but what happens when the games are over? Michael Jordan not only played basketball for years, but he has been the ...
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How to watch 'Hoosiers' on streaming after actor Gene Hackman's death
Gene Hackman starred as Coach Norman Dale in the 1986 film, "Hoosiers," which was based on a true story about a 1954 Indiana high school basketball team. Fans of the movie can stream it online on ...
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Where does Gene Hackman's ‘Hoosiers' rank among the best sports movies of all time?
That famous line was delivered at the end of a speech by Gene Hackman's character Norman Dale in "Hoosiers ... school basketball team to an unlikely state championship, and the movie becoming ...