One More Shot
Oct 24, 1996 · 1h 39m
Director
Robert McNamarraOverview
Based on a true story about two college wrestlers, T. J. "Teddy" Williams and Art Munson whose battle for the National AAU Wrestling Championship in 1958 resulted in a near fatal accident leaving Williams with a broken neck and psychiatric problems. The story continues thirty years later when champion wrestler, Brock Jones is admitted to the same institution as Williams after suffering a mental breakdown, The two become friends as Williams tries to get Jones back on track and coach him to another victory.
Cast of One More Shot
Crew of One More Shot
Robert McNamarraDirector- Jeffrey ButscherProducer
- H. Donald PasqualeExecutive Producer
- Conrad M. GonzalezEditor
- Donise HardyCasting
- Fred MandelSecond Assistant Director
- Chip FraserCo-Producer
- Mark N. CohenProduction Manager
- Cary GliebermanCo-Producer
- James GrayfordSecond Second Assistant Director
- Myke MichaelsMakeup Department Head
- Greg ZekowskiLine Producer, First Assistant Director
- James WilderHancockGrip
- Ed AndersStunt Coordinator
Kevin HummelCostume Assistant- Antonio RomanoMusic
- Fred WeigleAssistant Camera
Markus InnocentiDialogue Editor- Marcelo ColacilliKey Grip
Annunziata GianzeroProduction Coordinator
About One More Shot
What is One More Shot about?
Based on a true story about two college wrestlers, T. J. "Teddy" Williams and Art Munson whose battle for the National AAU Wrestling Championship in 1958 resulted in a near fatal accident leaving Williams with a broken neck and psychiatric problems. The story continues thirty years later when champion wrestler, Brock Jones is admitted to the same institution as Williams after suffering a mental…
When was One More Shot released?
One More Shot was released on October 24, 1996.
How long is One More Shot?
One More Shot runs 1 hour 39 minutes (99 minutes).
Who directed One More Shot?
One More Shot was directed by Robert McNamarra.
Who is in the cast of One More Shot?
The cast of One More Shot includes Wayne Eric Boyd (Brock Jones), Dan Hodge (Teddy), John Smith (Self), Mike Altieri (Actor) and Meredith Brooks (Self).