Mr. 3000

The Resource Mr. 3000
Label
Mr. 3000
Statement of responsibility
Spyglass Entertainment and Dimension Films present ; a Berber and Birnbaum/Kennedy/Marshall production ; Touchstone Pictures ; produced by Gary Barber, Roger Birnbaum, Maggie Wilde ; screenplay by Eric Champnella & Keith Mitchell and Howard Michael Gould ; story, Eric Champnella & Keith Mitchell ; directed by Charles Stone, III
Title variation
Mister Three Thousand
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
  • eng
  • fre
  • eng
  • spa
  • eng
  • eng
Summary
Stan Ross was a great Major League hitter, and also a major league jerk. Upon reaching his 3000th hit and securing his place in the Hall of Fame, Stan retires, leaving his team in a lurch just before the playoffs. 9 years later when Stan is on the verge of sports immortality, a statistical error reveals that Stan, "Mr. 3000", is really Stan, "Mr. 2997". Now, at nearly 50 years old, and 3 hits shy of hitting his goal, Stan decides to make a comeback. The owners of his old team welcome him back, so how hard could it be to get 3 more hits?
Cataloging source
BNY
Characteristic
videorecording
Credits note
Director of photography, Shane Hurlbut ; art director, Monroe Kelly ; editor, Bill Pankow ; music, John Powell, Vernon Reid ; costume designer, Salvador Pérez, Jr. ; production designer, Maher Ahmad ; visual effects supervisor, Mark Freund
Dewey number
791.43/72
Intended audience
MPAA rating: PG-13; for sexual content and language
Language note
In English; also dubbed into French; optional French or Spanish subtitles; closed-captioned
PerformerNote
Bernie Mac, Paul Sorvino, Chris Noth, Michael Rispoli, Angela Bassett, Brian White [and others]
Runtime
104
Technique
live action
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