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Jackie Robinson Movie "42"

What Harrison Ford is not playing Jackie? j/k Looks fantastic.
 
Yes, I liked that movie too, imo Blair and Delroy are good actors.

Ha!

It's taken me a while to respond to your post, but...what?

No love for Mykelti as Josh Gibson?

Before he married her, his wife was my neighbor.

Now...THAT is goin' back in the day...
 
Ha!

It's taken me a while to respond to your post, but...what?

No love for Mykelti as Josh Gibson?

Before he married her, his wife was my neighbor.

Now...THAT is goin' back in the day...



Good actor, I remembered him more from the movie Heat.
 
I had heard this story told by Vin Scully about how Jackie Robinson Day came about...but the guy who came up with the idea was a much less notable player than Pee Wee Reese, as Vin told it...and it was after Robinson had been recieving numerous death threats.
 
http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20130413&content_id=44707692&vkey=news_mlb&c_id=mlb
Wearing No. 42 with pride, MLB honors Jackie.
League pays tribute en masse 66 years after breaking of color barrier.
from mlb.com

http://keitholbermann.mlblogs.com/2...n-the-jackie-robinson-photo-which-was-staged/
Meet THE Kid In THE Jackie Robinson Photo (Updated: Make That ‘Six Photos’).
from KeithOlbermann'sBaseballblog

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/madden-robinson-paved-latinos-article-1.1315852
Jackie Robinson's reach: Orlando Cepeda recalls how baseball legend paved way for black latinos too.
Baseball's unwritten, unspoken color line that Jackie Robinson broke in 1947 was not just for all those players whose careers were confined to the Negro Leagues, but for all the Latin players as well.
from the newyorkdailynews
 
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Here is a link to a high-quality online stream of the movie "42". It has Japanese subtitles, but it does not really distract much at all.

If anyone's interested: removed
 
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Hadn't watched it before, thanks for the link. As Dennis Rodman would say, its a solid.
 
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