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GLORY ROAD (2006)

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Newly appointed men's basketball head coach Don Haskins (Josh Lucas) from the Texas Western College in El Paso, not having many financial resources to recruit the most coveted high school athletes, decides to find the best players in the country regardless of race to form a team that can compete for a national championship. Some of the young men he and his assistants recruit, from places as far away as Indiana, Michigan and New York, possess a lot of talent, but are very raw when it comes to organized college basketball with its greater focus on defense and ball distribution. In the end, his Texas Western Miners team comprised seven black and five white athletes, a balance that raised eyebrows even at his own university. Haskins puts his players through a very tough training program, threatening to cut anyone who doesn't work as hard as he demands, while trying to integrate his white and black players into a single team with a common goal.
Haskins starts games with three black and two white players and, after initial victories against mediocre local teams, quickly discovers that he has to give his black players more free room on the court. Yet the more victories his team achieves with its flamboyant style, including slam dunks and creative passes until this time rarely seen in college basketball, the more the racial hatred mounts. This culminates in threats to his own family, the beating of a player while on the road and ultimately the ravage of his team's motel rooms by racists while they are at an away game. Increasingly frightened and feeling the burden on their shoulders, the team loses its last game of the regular season after the black players stop playing with passion. Thus the Texas Western Miners finish the 1965-66 regular season with a 23–1 record, entering the 1966 NCAA tournament ranked third in the nation.
Newly appointed men's basketball head coach Don Haskins (Josh Lucas) from the Texas Western College in El Paso, not having many financial resources to recruit the most coveted high school athletes, decides to find the best players in the country regardless of race to form a team that can compete for a national championship. Some of the young men he and his assistants recruit, from places as far away as Indiana, Michigan and New York, possess a lot of talent, but are very raw when it comes to organized college basketball with its greater focus on defense and ball distribution. In the end, his Texas Western Miners team comprised seven black and five white athletes, a balance that raised eyebrows even at his own university. Haskins puts his players through a very tough training program, threatening to cut anyone who doesn't work as hard as he demands, while trying to integrate his white and black players into a single team with a common goal.
Haskins starts games with three black and two white players and, after initial victories against mediocre local teams, quickly discovers that he has to give his black players more free room on the court. Yet the more victories his team achieves with its flamboyant style, including slam dunks and creative passes until this time rarely seen in college basketball, the more the racial hatred mounts. This culminates in threats to his own family, the beating of a player while on the road and ultimately the ravage of his team's motel rooms by racists while they are at an away game. Increasingly frightened and feeling the burden on their shoulders, the team loses its last game of the regular season after the black players stop playing with passion. Thus the Texas Western Miners finish the 1965-66 regular season with a 23–1 record, entering the 1966 NCAA tournament ranked third in the nation.
Directed by
James Gartner
Writing credits
(WGA)
Chris Cleveland
(written by) (as Christopher Cleveland) &
Bettina Gilois
(written by)
Cast
Josh Lucas...Don Haskins
Derek Luke...Bobby Joe Hill
Austin Nichols...Jerry Armstrong
Jon Voight...Adolph Rupp
Evan Jones...Moe Iba
Schin A.S. Kerr...David Lattin
Alphonso McAuley...Orsten Artis
Mehcad Brooks...Harry Flournoy
Sam Jones III..Willie Worsley
Damaine Radcliff...Willie 'Scoops' Cager
Emily Deschanel...Mary Haskins
Al Shearer...Nevil Shed
Red West...Ross Moore
Kip Weeks...Togo Railey
Mitch Eakins...Dick Myers
Alejandro D. Hernandez...David Palacio (as Alejandro Hernandez)
James Olivard...Louis 'Flip' Baudoin
Wilbur Fitzgerald...Wade Richardson
Andy Stahl...Dr. Ray
Brett Rice...George McCarty
Samuel Garland...Mark Haskins
Patrick Blanchard...Brent Haskins
Graham Timbes...Armstrong's Father
John McConnell...Exhibition Game Tournament Director
Mark Krasnoff...Good Ol' Boy Pool Player
Tobi Gadison...Flournoy's Friend (as Tobi Gadison Brown)
Elizabeth Omilami...Mrs. Flournoy (as Elisabeth Omilami)
Afemo Omilami...Mr. Flournoy
Manny Chevrolet...Mexican Server (as Manuel Bruno Chevrolet)
Oscar Nuñez...Locker Room Janitor
Tatyana Ali...Tina Malichi
Monica Monica...Geology Teacher (as Dr. Monica L. Monica)
E.J. Nolan...Judd Milton
Ritchie Montgomery...Texas Western Booster
Jim Rumsfeld...Texas Western Announcer
Aaron Burdette...Eastern NM Forward
Matthew Johnson...Iowa Player #1 (Guard)
J. Todd Smith...Local Brother
Gary Grubbs...Ralph Miller - Iowa Coach
Wayne Ferrara...Iowa Reporter
Mark Miller...Iowa Reporter
William G. Schilling...Iowa Announcer (as Bill Schilling)
Greg Lucas...Iowa Announcer
Michael Arata...Sports Reporter
Douglas M. Griffin...Diner Attacker
Wes Brown...Pat Riley (as Wesley Brown)
Felix Favaloro...East Texas State Fan
Hunt Scarritt...East Texas State Fan
J.D. Evermore...East Texas State Fan
Bernard Hocke...Airport Reporter
Reagan Browne...Airport Reporter
Rusty Tennant...Airport Reporter
David Born...Seattle Game Anchor
Dave Cohen...NCAA Finals Anchor
Merle Harmon...NCAA Finals Anchor
Patrick Fulton...Wade Junior
John Drap...Awards Host
Christopher R. Rose...Awards Reporter
Catherine McGoohan...Esther Rupp
Carol Sutton...Old Woman - Cole Field House
Larry Matson...NCAA Stadium Announcer
Kim Wall...Kentucky Booster Wife
Caroline McKinley...Kentucky Booster Wife
Lou Anne Cooper...Kentucky Booster Wife
Frank Morton...Garden Brunch Waiter
Jeff Portell...NCAA Finals Reporter
Kenny Wilkerson...NCAA Finals Reporter
Wallace Merck...Racist - Cole Field House
Willie Metcalf...Elevator Man
Maureen Brennan...Racist - Spitting Woman (as Maureen A. Brennan)
Brandi-Alisa Bates...Mary's Girlfriend
Sean Shields..Stevens
Stuart Greer...Kentucky Assistant Coach
Pat Hazell...Kentucky Booster
Frank Hoyt Taylor...Kentucky Booster
David Dahlgren...Kentucky Booster
Ralph Strangis...NCAA Regionals Anchor
Bob Ortegel...NCAA Regionals Anchor
Robert E. Pecunia...Seattle Coach
Gary G. Baylor...Seattle Referee
Tanya LaTrae...Party Girl
Schkena Bruton...Party Girl
Jason H. Elloie...Big Guy
Jamal R. Dennis...Big Guy (as Jamal Rashawn Dennis)
Valeri Ross...Mrs. Cager
Sean Serino...Lattin Girl (as Stafford Serino)
Heather Hemmens...Latin Girl
Torsha Marie...Lattin Girl
Edwin C. Dorvin...Iowa Game Referee
Devyn A. Tyler...Cager's Sister
Christina Porter...Cager's Sister
Sharon Warren...Jolene
Dane Rhodes...Racist (as Steven Dane Rhodes)
Doug Eames...Racist
Rick Randall...East Texas Game Referee #1
Doug Barden...NCAA Finals Reporter (as Douglas E. Barden)
Stocker Fontelieu...NCAA Finals Reporter
J.B. Gartner...NCAA Finals Reporter
Ro'bin White-Morton...Gospel Singer
Gary Rosierer...Kentucky Game Referee
Wesley O'Mary...Racist Kid
Dylan Osean...Kentucky Player
Israel Calvo...Juarez Bartender
Don Haskins...Gas Station Attendant / Himself
Magali Carrillo...Señorita
Kimberly Begon...Señorita
David Lattin..Army Bartender
Shannon Floyd...Texas Western Student
Meg Rae Barreras...Co-Ed #1
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Matthew Carroll...#22 Navada
Tyler New...Kentucky Player
Pat Riley...Himself
Mark Adam...Reporter (uncredited)
Jesse Benoit...Photographer (uncredited)
Aimee Bernard...Student (uncredited)
Tana Lee Bristow...Chaperone (uncredited)
William Burns...Photographer (uncredited)
Jude Cambise...Assistant Coach (uncredited)
Eric Carle...Camera Operator / Latin Male (uncredited)
Melissa Caudle...Reporter (uncredited)
Tyler Chetta...Coach's Son (uncredited)
Kenneth Coblentz...Reporter (uncredited)
Brandi Coleman...Party Girl (uncredited)
Maryetta Coleman...Student (uncredited)
Jennifer Cotton...Joleen (uncredited)
Rolexis Delaney...Student (uncredited)
Josh Duffy...Kentucky Band Member (uncredited)
James J. Duhon...Party Dancer (uncredited)
Louis Dupuy...News Reporter (uncredited)
Antonio Echeverria...Basketball Fan (uncredited)
Brian Edwards...Photographer (uncredited)
Jenifer Rebecca Foster...Texas Western Student (uncredited)
Mike Franklin...Student (uncredited)
Amber Gaiennie...Basketball Fan (uncredited)
Jason M. Giaccone...Texas Western Band (Trumpet) (uncredited)
Christopher Gilbertson...Additional Voices (voice) (uncredited)
Ryan Glorioso...Texas Western Band Bass Drum (uncredited)
Lea Goodwin...Student (uncredited)
Justin Groetsch...Student (uncredited)
Russell M. Haeuser...Texas Western Booster (uncredited)
Chuck Halley...Courtside Radio Reporter (uncredited)
Alicen Holden...Kentucky Fan (uncredited)
Van Hornsby...Kansas #33 (uncredited)
Thomas Tah Hyde III...Basketball Player (uncredited)
Henry Jaderlund...Texas Team Ambassador (uncredited)
Jaime San Andres...Cameraman / Reporter (uncredited)
David Jensen...Doctor (uncredited)
Chris Kirkland...Photographer (uncredited)
LouAnne LaFortune...Kentucky Wife (uncredited)
Mary Lapworth...Texas Western Cheerleader (uncredited)
Cynthia LeBlanc...Basketball Player Parent (uncredited)
Elton LeBlanc...News Reporter (uncredited)
Jaci LeJeune...Student (uncredited)
Don Lincoln...Photographer (uncredited)
Kevin Lorio...Courtside Reporter / Cameraman / Spectator (uncredited)
Clayton Lyons...Army ROTC Student (uncredited)
Daniel Malo...Featured Scorer (uncredited)
Billy Joe Martinez...Passenger (uncredited)
Billy McDaniel...Basketball Player, Seattle University (uncredited)
Stan McDonald...Taxi Passenger (uncredited)
Cesar Miramontes...Team Bus Driver & Faculty Member (uncredited)
Wayne Douglas Morgan...Cameraman / Reporter (uncredited)
Garrik Palumbo...Racist (uncredited)
Karen Penrose...Spectator (uncredited)
Ross Rouillier...Basketball Player - ENM (uncredited)
Eric Schmidt...Photographer (uncredited)
Codie Scott...Booster Alumni (uncredited)
Paul Shirley...#50 for Iowa (uncredited)
Gary Michael Smith...Assistant Head Coach, Kansas Jayhawks (uncredited)
James Aaron Smith...Herman Carr (uncredited)
Trent Smith...Photographer (uncredited)
Will Stone...Kansas Player #35 (uncredited)
David Tandy...Student (uncredited)
Justin Lee Tidwell...Texas Western Student (uncredited)
Oliver Tosh...Soldier (uncredited)
David Dino Wells Jr....John Anderson (uncredited)
Bethany White...Seattle University Cheerleader (uncredited)
Kimberly Whitfield...Basketball Fan (uncredited)
Produced by
Jerry Bruckheimer....producer
Andy Given....executive producer
Chad Oman....executive producer
Pat Sandston....associate producer
Mike Stenson....executive producer
Original Music by
Trevor Rabin
Cinematography by
Jeffrey L. Kimball
John Toon
Film Editing by
Jason Hellmann
John Wright
Casting by
Craig Fincannon
Lisa Mae Fincannon
Mark Fincannon
Ronna Kress
Production Design by
Geoffrey Kirkland
Art Direction by
Kevin Constant
Set Decoration by
Dorree Cooper
Costume Design by
Alix Friedberg
James Gartner
Writing credits
(WGA)
Chris Cleveland
(written by) (as Christopher Cleveland) &
Bettina Gilois
(written by)
Cast
Josh Lucas...Don Haskins
Derek Luke...Bobby Joe Hill
Austin Nichols...Jerry Armstrong
Jon Voight...Adolph Rupp
Evan Jones...Moe Iba
Schin A.S. Kerr...David Lattin
Alphonso McAuley...Orsten Artis
Mehcad Brooks...Harry Flournoy
Sam Jones III..Willie Worsley
Damaine Radcliff...Willie 'Scoops' Cager
Emily Deschanel...Mary Haskins
Al Shearer...Nevil Shed
Red West...Ross Moore
Kip Weeks...Togo Railey
Mitch Eakins...Dick Myers
Alejandro D. Hernandez...David Palacio (as Alejandro Hernandez)
James Olivard...Louis 'Flip' Baudoin
Wilbur Fitzgerald...Wade Richardson
Andy Stahl...Dr. Ray
Brett Rice...George McCarty
Samuel Garland...Mark Haskins
Patrick Blanchard...Brent Haskins
Graham Timbes...Armstrong's Father
John McConnell...Exhibition Game Tournament Director
Mark Krasnoff...Good Ol' Boy Pool Player
Tobi Gadison...Flournoy's Friend (as Tobi Gadison Brown)
Elizabeth Omilami...Mrs. Flournoy (as Elisabeth Omilami)
Afemo Omilami...Mr. Flournoy
Manny Chevrolet...Mexican Server (as Manuel Bruno Chevrolet)
Oscar Nuñez...Locker Room Janitor
Tatyana Ali...Tina Malichi
Monica Monica...Geology Teacher (as Dr. Monica L. Monica)
E.J. Nolan...Judd Milton
Ritchie Montgomery...Texas Western Booster
Jim Rumsfeld...Texas Western Announcer
Aaron Burdette...Eastern NM Forward
Matthew Johnson...Iowa Player #1 (Guard)
J. Todd Smith...Local Brother
Gary Grubbs...Ralph Miller - Iowa Coach
Wayne Ferrara...Iowa Reporter
Mark Miller...Iowa Reporter
William G. Schilling...Iowa Announcer (as Bill Schilling)
Greg Lucas...Iowa Announcer
Michael Arata...Sports Reporter
Douglas M. Griffin...Diner Attacker
Wes Brown...Pat Riley (as Wesley Brown)
Felix Favaloro...East Texas State Fan
Hunt Scarritt...East Texas State Fan
J.D. Evermore...East Texas State Fan
Bernard Hocke...Airport Reporter
Reagan Browne...Airport Reporter
Rusty Tennant...Airport Reporter
David Born...Seattle Game Anchor
Dave Cohen...NCAA Finals Anchor
Merle Harmon...NCAA Finals Anchor
Patrick Fulton...Wade Junior
John Drap...Awards Host
Christopher R. Rose...Awards Reporter
Catherine McGoohan...Esther Rupp
Carol Sutton...Old Woman - Cole Field House
Larry Matson...NCAA Stadium Announcer
Kim Wall...Kentucky Booster Wife
Caroline McKinley...Kentucky Booster Wife
Lou Anne Cooper...Kentucky Booster Wife
Frank Morton...Garden Brunch Waiter
Jeff Portell...NCAA Finals Reporter
Kenny Wilkerson...NCAA Finals Reporter
Wallace Merck...Racist - Cole Field House
Willie Metcalf...Elevator Man
Maureen Brennan...Racist - Spitting Woman (as Maureen A. Brennan)
Brandi-Alisa Bates...Mary's Girlfriend
Sean Shields..Stevens
Stuart Greer...Kentucky Assistant Coach
Pat Hazell...Kentucky Booster
Frank Hoyt Taylor...Kentucky Booster
David Dahlgren...Kentucky Booster
Ralph Strangis...NCAA Regionals Anchor
Bob Ortegel...NCAA Regionals Anchor
Robert E. Pecunia...Seattle Coach
Gary G. Baylor...Seattle Referee
Tanya LaTrae...Party Girl
Schkena Bruton...Party Girl
Jason H. Elloie...Big Guy
Jamal R. Dennis...Big Guy (as Jamal Rashawn Dennis)
Valeri Ross...Mrs. Cager
Sean Serino...Lattin Girl (as Stafford Serino)
Heather Hemmens...Latin Girl
Torsha Marie...Lattin Girl
Edwin C. Dorvin...Iowa Game Referee
Devyn A. Tyler...Cager's Sister
Christina Porter...Cager's Sister
Sharon Warren...Jolene
Dane Rhodes...Racist (as Steven Dane Rhodes)
Doug Eames...Racist
Rick Randall...East Texas Game Referee #1
Doug Barden...NCAA Finals Reporter (as Douglas E. Barden)
Stocker Fontelieu...NCAA Finals Reporter
J.B. Gartner...NCAA Finals Reporter
Ro'bin White-Morton...Gospel Singer
Gary Rosierer...Kentucky Game Referee
Wesley O'Mary...Racist Kid
Dylan Osean...Kentucky Player
Israel Calvo...Juarez Bartender
Don Haskins...Gas Station Attendant / Himself
Magali Carrillo...Señorita
Kimberly Begon...Señorita
David Lattin..Army Bartender
Shannon Floyd...Texas Western Student
Meg Rae Barreras...Co-Ed #1
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Matthew Carroll...#22 Navada
Tyler New...Kentucky Player
Pat Riley...Himself
Mark Adam...Reporter (uncredited)
Jesse Benoit...Photographer (uncredited)
Aimee Bernard...Student (uncredited)
Tana Lee Bristow...Chaperone (uncredited)
William Burns...Photographer (uncredited)
Jude Cambise...Assistant Coach (uncredited)
Eric Carle...Camera Operator / Latin Male (uncredited)
Melissa Caudle...Reporter (uncredited)
Tyler Chetta...Coach's Son (uncredited)
Kenneth Coblentz...Reporter (uncredited)
Brandi Coleman...Party Girl (uncredited)
Maryetta Coleman...Student (uncredited)
Jennifer Cotton...Joleen (uncredited)
Rolexis Delaney...Student (uncredited)
Josh Duffy...Kentucky Band Member (uncredited)
James J. Duhon...Party Dancer (uncredited)
Louis Dupuy...News Reporter (uncredited)
Antonio Echeverria...Basketball Fan (uncredited)
Brian Edwards...Photographer (uncredited)
Jenifer Rebecca Foster...Texas Western Student (uncredited)
Mike Franklin...Student (uncredited)
Amber Gaiennie...Basketball Fan (uncredited)
Jason M. Giaccone...Texas Western Band (Trumpet) (uncredited)
Christopher Gilbertson...Additional Voices (voice) (uncredited)
Ryan Glorioso...Texas Western Band Bass Drum (uncredited)
Lea Goodwin...Student (uncredited)
Justin Groetsch...Student (uncredited)
Russell M. Haeuser...Texas Western Booster (uncredited)
Chuck Halley...Courtside Radio Reporter (uncredited)
Alicen Holden...Kentucky Fan (uncredited)
Van Hornsby...Kansas #33 (uncredited)
Thomas Tah Hyde III...Basketball Player (uncredited)
Henry Jaderlund...Texas Team Ambassador (uncredited)
Jaime San Andres...Cameraman / Reporter (uncredited)
David Jensen...Doctor (uncredited)
Chris Kirkland...Photographer (uncredited)
LouAnne LaFortune...Kentucky Wife (uncredited)
Mary Lapworth...Texas Western Cheerleader (uncredited)
Cynthia LeBlanc...Basketball Player Parent (uncredited)
Elton LeBlanc...News Reporter (uncredited)
Jaci LeJeune...Student (uncredited)
Don Lincoln...Photographer (uncredited)
Kevin Lorio...Courtside Reporter / Cameraman / Spectator (uncredited)
Clayton Lyons...Army ROTC Student (uncredited)
Daniel Malo...Featured Scorer (uncredited)
Billy Joe Martinez...Passenger (uncredited)
Billy McDaniel...Basketball Player, Seattle University (uncredited)
Stan McDonald...Taxi Passenger (uncredited)
Cesar Miramontes...Team Bus Driver & Faculty Member (uncredited)
Wayne Douglas Morgan...Cameraman / Reporter (uncredited)
Garrik Palumbo...Racist (uncredited)
Karen Penrose...Spectator (uncredited)
Ross Rouillier...Basketball Player - ENM (uncredited)
Eric Schmidt...Photographer (uncredited)
Codie Scott...Booster Alumni (uncredited)
Paul Shirley...#50 for Iowa (uncredited)
Gary Michael Smith...Assistant Head Coach, Kansas Jayhawks (uncredited)
James Aaron Smith...Herman Carr (uncredited)
Trent Smith...Photographer (uncredited)
Will Stone...Kansas Player #35 (uncredited)
David Tandy...Student (uncredited)
Justin Lee Tidwell...Texas Western Student (uncredited)
Oliver Tosh...Soldier (uncredited)
David Dino Wells Jr....John Anderson (uncredited)
Bethany White...Seattle University Cheerleader (uncredited)
Kimberly Whitfield...Basketball Fan (uncredited)
Produced by
Jerry Bruckheimer....producer
Andy Given....executive producer
Chad Oman....executive producer
Pat Sandston....associate producer
Mike Stenson....executive producer
Original Music by
Trevor Rabin
Cinematography by
Jeffrey L. Kimball
John Toon
Film Editing by
Jason Hellmann
John Wright
Casting by
Craig Fincannon
Lisa Mae Fincannon
Mark Fincannon
Ronna Kress
Production Design by
Geoffrey Kirkland
Art Direction by
Kevin Constant
Set Decoration by
Dorree Cooper
Costume Design by
Alix Friedberg