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When the San Francisco Giants pay center-fielder, Bobby Rayburn $40 million to lead their team to the World Series, no one is happier or more supportive than #1 fan, Gil Renard. When Rayburn becomes mired in the worst slump of his career, the obsessed Renard decides to stop at nothing to help his idol regain his former glory—not even murder.
Gil Renard
Bobby Rayburn
Jewel Stern
Manny
Juan Primo
Ellen Renard
Tim
Richie Renard
Sean Rayburn
Coop
Garrity
Bernie
Scalper
Leon, the Bartender
Stook
Zamora
Tjader
Burrows
Elvira
What was a pretty good 3/4, the last act was too ridiculous to take seriously. Still as a whole fine performances from both De Niro and Snipes even if neither were in top form, but at least appeared to be trying instead of phoning it in as both have done in the past decade or so. Also a testament, as I could never see the NFL doing this, for the MLB to allow licensing on their teams with a fan, albeit a psychopath (or is it sociopath?), being portrayed that way. **2.75/5**
August 15, 1996
Gil Renard
Bobby Rayburn
Jewel Stern
Manny
Juan Primo
Ellen Renard
Tim
Richie Renard
Sean Rayburn
Coop
Garrity
Bernie
Scalper
Leon, the Bartender
Stook
Zamora
Tjader
Burrows
Elvira
What was a pretty good 3/4, the last act was too ridiculous to take seriously. Still as a whole fine performances from both De Niro and Snipes even if neither were in top form, but at least appeared to be trying instead of phoning it in as both have done in the past decade or so. Also a testament, as I could never see the NFL doing this, for the MLB to allow licensing on their teams with a fan, albeit a psychopath (or is it sociopath?), being portrayed that way. **2.75/5**
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