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THE WATERBOY (1998)
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Bobby Boucher is a socially inept, stuttering water boy with hidden anger issues due to constant teasing and excessive sheltering by his mother (Kathy Bates). He became the water boy for the (fictional) University of Louisiana Cougars after being told his father died of dehydration in the Sahara while serving in the Peace Corps. However, the players always torment him and the team's head coach, Red Beaulieu (Jerry Reed), eventually fires him for "disrupting" his practices. Bobby then approaches Coach Klein (Henry Winkler) of the South Central Louisiana State University Mud Dogs and asks to work as the team's waterboy. Coach Klein has been coach of SCLSU for years without success, after his brilliant playbook was stolen by Red Beaulieu.
Bobby's mother (Kathy Bates) tells Bobby of the evils of football and forbids him to play. Coach Klein shows Bobby his tattoo of Roy Orbison encouraging him to clandestinely go against his mothers' wishes.
After being picked on again by his new team, Coach Klein encourages Bobby to strike back, which leads to him knocking out the teams quarterback. Coach Klein convinces Bobby to enroll as a student at SCLSU and play for the team, which he agrees to do as long as nobody tells his mother.
Bobby quickly becomes one of the most feared linebackers in college football, hitting opposing players with injury causing force. The Mud Dogs manage a winning streak and earn a trip to the annual Bourbon Bowl to face the Cougars and Coach Beaulieu. Bobby's newfound fame also allows him to rekindle a relationship with his childhood friend and crush Vicki Vallencourt (Fairuza Balk), who has been in prison multiple times.
Coach Beaulieu reveals that Bobby never finished high school, making him ineligible for college and football. However, Bobby manages to pass his GED exam, despite his mother's objections about him going back to college. She then fakes falling ill to keep Bobby from playing, but eventually admits it after witnessing the town residents' support for Bobby.
Arriving at halftime of the Bourbon Bowl, Bobby manages to encourage the losing Mud Dogs to make a comeback. With Bobby's help, Coach Klein overcomes his fear of Red Beaulieu and creates new plays that allow the Mud Dogs to catch up. During the final play, Bobby throws a touchdown pass and the Mud Dogs win the Bourbon Bowl. Bobby is named the MVP of the game.
Sometime later, Bobby and Vicki are getting married. On their way out Bobby's father makes an unexpected appearance, having actually left Bobby's pregnant mother for another woman years ago. He tries to convince Bobby to leave school and go to the NFL, hoping to personally profit as his father; but Bobby's mother charges in and tackles him down.
Bobby Boucher is a socially inept, stuttering water boy with hidden anger issues due to constant teasing and excessive sheltering by his mother (Kathy Bates). He became the water boy for the (fictional) University of Louisiana Cougars after being told his father died of dehydration in the Sahara while serving in the Peace Corps. However, the players always torment him and the team's head coach, Red Beaulieu (Jerry Reed), eventually fires him for "disrupting" his practices. Bobby then approaches Coach Klein (Henry Winkler) of the South Central Louisiana State University Mud Dogs and asks to work as the team's waterboy. Coach Klein has been coach of SCLSU for years without success, after his brilliant playbook was stolen by Red Beaulieu.
Bobby's mother (Kathy Bates) tells Bobby of the evils of football and forbids him to play. Coach Klein shows Bobby his tattoo of Roy Orbison encouraging him to clandestinely go against his mothers' wishes.
After being picked on again by his new team, Coach Klein encourages Bobby to strike back, which leads to him knocking out the teams quarterback. Coach Klein convinces Bobby to enroll as a student at SCLSU and play for the team, which he agrees to do as long as nobody tells his mother.
Bobby quickly becomes one of the most feared linebackers in college football, hitting opposing players with injury causing force. The Mud Dogs manage a winning streak and earn a trip to the annual Bourbon Bowl to face the Cougars and Coach Beaulieu. Bobby's newfound fame also allows him to rekindle a relationship with his childhood friend and crush Vicki Vallencourt (Fairuza Balk), who has been in prison multiple times.
Coach Beaulieu reveals that Bobby never finished high school, making him ineligible for college and football. However, Bobby manages to pass his GED exam, despite his mother's objections about him going back to college. She then fakes falling ill to keep Bobby from playing, but eventually admits it after witnessing the town residents' support for Bobby.
Arriving at halftime of the Bourbon Bowl, Bobby manages to encourage the losing Mud Dogs to make a comeback. With Bobby's help, Coach Klein overcomes his fear of Red Beaulieu and creates new plays that allow the Mud Dogs to catch up. During the final play, Bobby throws a touchdown pass and the Mud Dogs win the Bourbon Bowl. Bobby is named the MVP of the game.
Sometime later, Bobby and Vicki are getting married. On their way out Bobby's father makes an unexpected appearance, having actually left Bobby's pregnant mother for another woman years ago. He tries to convince Bobby to leave school and go to the NFL, hoping to personally profit as his father; but Bobby's mother charges in and tackles him down.
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Directed by
Frank Coraci
Writing credits
(WGA)
Tim Herlihy
(written by) &
Adam Sandler
(written by)
Cast
Adam Sandler...Robert 'Bobby' Boucher Jr.
Kathy Bates...Helen 'Mama' Boucher
Fairuza Balk...Vicki Vallencourt
Henry Winkler...Coach Klein
Jerry Reed...Coach Red Beaulieu
Lawrence Gilliard Jr....Derek Wallace (as Larry Gilliard Jr.)
Blake Clark...Farmer Fran
Peter Dante...Gee Grenouille
Jonathan Loughran...Lyle Robideaux
Al Whiting...Casey Bugge
Clint Howard...Paco
Allen Covert...Walter
Rob Schneider... Townie
Todd Holland...Greg Meaney
Robert Kokol...Professor
Frank Coraci...Robert 'Roberto' Boucher Sr.
Jennifer Taylor...Rita (as Jennifer Bini Taylor
James Bates Jr....West Mississippi Lineman
Kelly Hare...Drunk Cheerleader
Dawn Birch...Red's Watergirl
Steve Raulerson...Sheriff Loughran
Christopher Mugglebee...Sheriff Jack
Brett Rice...Laski
John Farley...Tony Dodd
Kevin P. Farley...Jim Simonds
Lee Corso...Himself
Bill Cowher...Himself
Dan Fouts..Himself
Chris Fowler...Himself
Jimmy Johnson...Himself
Brent Musburger...Himself
Dan Patrick...Himself
Lynn Swann...Himself
Lawrence Taylor...Himself
Paul Wight...Captain Insano (as Paul 'The Giant' Wight)
Jamie Williams..Young Bobby Boucher
Marc Kittay...Youngest Bobby Boucher
Matt Baylis...Student
Jack Carroll...Bible College Coach
Tom Nowicki...Community College Coach
Ric Swezey...Male Cheerleader
Matthew Lussier...Redneck
Haven Gaston...Tina
Michael Hold...Central Kentucky Quarterdeck
Kevin Reid...West Mississippi Quarterback
Mattie Wolf...Cajun Lady
Phyllis Alia...TV Producer
Dave Wagner...Announcer
Tina Barr...Cheerleader
Michael Giarraputo...Bourbon Bowl Statistician
Marty Eli Schwartz...Moderator
Jennifer Basa...Cheerleader (uncredited)
Renee Behan...Flashback Cheerleader (uncredited)
Nathan Benson...Sign-Toting Fan (uncredited)
Brian Brophy...Extra (uncredited)
William DeMott...(uncredited)
Will Green...Extra Football Player (uncredited)
Heather Hegeman...Cheerleader (uncredited)
Stephen Krstulich...Extra (uncredited)
Dave Mallow...Sports Announcer (voice) (uncredited)
Patrick Martin Jr....Sports Arena Fan (uncredited)
Ken McCoy...Test Professor (uncredited)
Travis McGehee...College Student (uncredited)
Kevin McGuire...Sports Cameraman (uncredited)
Lisa Michele McTigue...Fan (uncredited)
Soon Hee Newbold...Mud Dog Cheerleader (uncredited)
Michael Newman...Field Official (uncredited)
Skye Noel...Classmate (uncredited)
Michael S. Nunez...Sports Writer (uncredited)
Patrick O'Hara...Cougar Quarterback (uncredited)
Mazio Royster...Runningback #7 (uncredited)
Christie Sanders...Extra (uncredited)
Chay Santini...Cougar Cheerleader (uncredited)
Wesley Smith...Redneck Paul (uncredited)
Rando Thomas...Cougars Footbal Player (uncredited)
Todd Thompson...#21 Mud Dogs (uncredited)
Jordan Werner...Sports Arena Fan (uncredited)
Produced by
Phyllis Alia....associate producer
Jack Giarraputo....producer
Michelle Holdsworth....associate producer
Adam Sandler....executive producer
Ira Shuman....co-producer
Robert Simonds....producer
Rita Smith....associate producer
Original Music by
Alan Pasqua
Cinematography by
Steven Bernstein
(director of photography)
Film Editing by
Tom Lewis
Production Design by
Perry Andelin Blake
Art Direction by
Alan Au
Set Decoration by
Barbara Peterson-Malesci
(as Barbara Peterson)
Costume Design by
Tom Bronson
Makeup Department
Stacey K. Black....key hair stylist: re-shoots only
Erin Brasfield....makeup department head
Kimberly Deeb....assistant makeup artist
Lee Grimes....makeup artist
Jane Hassinger....key hair stylist
Ann Pala....makeup artist
Christine Wostak....assistant makeup artist
Lori McCoy-Bell....hair stylist: additional photography (uncredited)
Production Management
Mark Indig....unit production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Leo Bauer....second second assistant director
Adam Druxman....first assistant director: second unit
Adam Druxman....key second assistant director
Michael Finn....second assistant director
Allan Graf....second unit director
Marten W. Piccinini....second assistant director:second unit
Marty Eli Schwartz....first assistant director
Art Department
John Balling....scenic artist
Brandon Behrendt....art department intern
Joan Bernier....scenic
Eileen Bobeck....art department coordinator
Stephen I. Erdberg....assistant property master
Nicklas Farrantello....paint gang boss
William F. Gambill....stand-by painter
Frank Hendrick....set dresser
Paul J. Hendricks....construction gang boss
Bret Kane....set dresser
Alan S. Reynolds....lead scenic artist
Mark Simon....storyboard artist
Derrick Smith...set designer
Jeffrey Scott Taylor....leadman (as Jeffrey S. Taylor)
Michael Walters....specialty prop fabricator
Andrew Wert....assistant property master
Andrew White....scenic artist
Sound Department
David Bach....adr editor
David Bach....dialogue editor
Matthew C. Beville...foley mixer
Paula Fairfield....sound effects editor
Russell Farmarco....adr supervisor
Russell Farmarco....dialogue supervisor
Jim Fitzpatrick....sound re-recording mixer
Gregory M. Gerlich....supervising sound editor
Ron S. Herbe....dialogue editor
Warren Kleiman....foley mixer
Ai-Ling Lee....sound effects editor
Jay Meagher....sound mixer
Scott Millan....sound re-recording mixer
Randy Smith....boom operator
Robert Troy....dialogue editor
Derek Vanderhorst....sound effects editor
Elmo Weber....sound designer
Elmo Weber....supervising sound editor
Mark Weber....sound mixer: second unit
Michael Mullane....sound editor (uncredited)
Rudy Pi....sound re-recording mixer (uncredited)
Frank Coraci
Writing credits
(WGA)
Tim Herlihy
(written by) &
Adam Sandler
(written by)
Cast
Adam Sandler...Robert 'Bobby' Boucher Jr.
Kathy Bates...Helen 'Mama' Boucher
Fairuza Balk...Vicki Vallencourt
Henry Winkler...Coach Klein
Jerry Reed...Coach Red Beaulieu
Lawrence Gilliard Jr....Derek Wallace (as Larry Gilliard Jr.)
Blake Clark...Farmer Fran
Peter Dante...Gee Grenouille
Jonathan Loughran...Lyle Robideaux
Al Whiting...Casey Bugge
Clint Howard...Paco
Allen Covert...Walter
Rob Schneider... Townie
Todd Holland...Greg Meaney
Robert Kokol...Professor
Frank Coraci...Robert 'Roberto' Boucher Sr.
Jennifer Taylor...Rita (as Jennifer Bini Taylor
James Bates Jr....West Mississippi Lineman
Kelly Hare...Drunk Cheerleader
Dawn Birch...Red's Watergirl
Steve Raulerson...Sheriff Loughran
Christopher Mugglebee...Sheriff Jack
Brett Rice...Laski
John Farley...Tony Dodd
Kevin P. Farley...Jim Simonds
Lee Corso...Himself
Bill Cowher...Himself
Dan Fouts..Himself
Chris Fowler...Himself
Jimmy Johnson...Himself
Brent Musburger...Himself
Dan Patrick...Himself
Lynn Swann...Himself
Lawrence Taylor...Himself
Paul Wight...Captain Insano (as Paul 'The Giant' Wight)
Jamie Williams..Young Bobby Boucher
Marc Kittay...Youngest Bobby Boucher
Matt Baylis...Student
Jack Carroll...Bible College Coach
Tom Nowicki...Community College Coach
Ric Swezey...Male Cheerleader
Matthew Lussier...Redneck
Haven Gaston...Tina
Michael Hold...Central Kentucky Quarterdeck
Kevin Reid...West Mississippi Quarterback
Mattie Wolf...Cajun Lady
Phyllis Alia...TV Producer
Dave Wagner...Announcer
Tina Barr...Cheerleader
Michael Giarraputo...Bourbon Bowl Statistician
Marty Eli Schwartz...Moderator
Jennifer Basa...Cheerleader (uncredited)
Renee Behan...Flashback Cheerleader (uncredited)
Nathan Benson...Sign-Toting Fan (uncredited)
Brian Brophy...Extra (uncredited)
William DeMott...(uncredited)
Will Green...Extra Football Player (uncredited)
Heather Hegeman...Cheerleader (uncredited)
Stephen Krstulich...Extra (uncredited)
Dave Mallow...Sports Announcer (voice) (uncredited)
Patrick Martin Jr....Sports Arena Fan (uncredited)
Ken McCoy...Test Professor (uncredited)
Travis McGehee...College Student (uncredited)
Kevin McGuire...Sports Cameraman (uncredited)
Lisa Michele McTigue...Fan (uncredited)
Soon Hee Newbold...Mud Dog Cheerleader (uncredited)
Michael Newman...Field Official (uncredited)
Skye Noel...Classmate (uncredited)
Michael S. Nunez...Sports Writer (uncredited)
Patrick O'Hara...Cougar Quarterback (uncredited)
Mazio Royster...Runningback #7 (uncredited)
Christie Sanders...Extra (uncredited)
Chay Santini...Cougar Cheerleader (uncredited)
Wesley Smith...Redneck Paul (uncredited)
Rando Thomas...Cougars Footbal Player (uncredited)
Todd Thompson...#21 Mud Dogs (uncredited)
Jordan Werner...Sports Arena Fan (uncredited)
Produced by
Phyllis Alia....associate producer
Jack Giarraputo....producer
Michelle Holdsworth....associate producer
Adam Sandler....executive producer
Ira Shuman....co-producer
Robert Simonds....producer
Rita Smith....associate producer
Original Music by
Alan Pasqua
Cinematography by
Steven Bernstein
(director of photography)
Film Editing by
Tom Lewis
Production Design by
Perry Andelin Blake
Art Direction by
Alan Au
Set Decoration by
Barbara Peterson-Malesci
(as Barbara Peterson)
Costume Design by
Tom Bronson
Makeup Department
Stacey K. Black....key hair stylist: re-shoots only
Erin Brasfield....makeup department head
Kimberly Deeb....assistant makeup artist
Lee Grimes....makeup artist
Jane Hassinger....key hair stylist
Ann Pala....makeup artist
Christine Wostak....assistant makeup artist
Lori McCoy-Bell....hair stylist: additional photography (uncredited)
Production Management
Mark Indig....unit production manager
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Leo Bauer....second second assistant director
Adam Druxman....first assistant director: second unit
Adam Druxman....key second assistant director
Michael Finn....second assistant director
Allan Graf....second unit director
Marten W. Piccinini....second assistant director:second unit
Marty Eli Schwartz....first assistant director
Art Department
John Balling....scenic artist
Brandon Behrendt....art department intern
Joan Bernier....scenic
Eileen Bobeck....art department coordinator
Stephen I. Erdberg....assistant property master
Nicklas Farrantello....paint gang boss
William F. Gambill....stand-by painter
Frank Hendrick....set dresser
Paul J. Hendricks....construction gang boss
Bret Kane....set dresser
Alan S. Reynolds....lead scenic artist
Mark Simon....storyboard artist
Derrick Smith...set designer
Jeffrey Scott Taylor....leadman (as Jeffrey S. Taylor)
Michael Walters....specialty prop fabricator
Andrew Wert....assistant property master
Andrew White....scenic artist
Sound Department
David Bach....adr editor
David Bach....dialogue editor
Matthew C. Beville...foley mixer
Paula Fairfield....sound effects editor
Russell Farmarco....adr supervisor
Russell Farmarco....dialogue supervisor
Jim Fitzpatrick....sound re-recording mixer
Gregory M. Gerlich....supervising sound editor
Ron S. Herbe....dialogue editor
Warren Kleiman....foley mixer
Ai-Ling Lee....sound effects editor
Jay Meagher....sound mixer
Scott Millan....sound re-recording mixer
Randy Smith....boom operator
Robert Troy....dialogue editor
Derek Vanderhorst....sound effects editor
Elmo Weber....sound designer
Elmo Weber....supervising sound editor
Mark Weber....sound mixer: second unit
Michael Mullane....sound editor (uncredited)
Rudy Pi....sound re-recording mixer (uncredited)