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Here Come the Tigers

It's a whole new ball game!

1978·1h 27m·6.0out of 10·2 votes

Family

A cop and his partner manage a little league baseball team, trying to turn the group of misfits into a competitive team.

Directed by Sean S. Cunningham

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Trailer1978 Here Come The Tigers Movie Trailer TV Commercial

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Cast

Richard Lincoln

Eddie Burke

James Zvanut

Burt Honneger

Samantha Grey

Betty Burke

Noel Cunningham

Noel 'Peanuts' Cady

Manny Lieberman

Felix the Umpire

Fred Lincoln

Aesop

Xavier Rodrigo

Buster Rivera

Kathy Bell

Patty O'Malley

Sean P. Griffin

Art 'The Fart' Bullfinch

Max McClellan

Mike 'The Bod' Karpel

Kevin Moore

'Eaglescout' Terwilliger

Lance Norwood

Ralphy Parks

Ted Oyama

Umeki Siddaharo

Michael Pastore

Roger 'Fingers' Ross

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Facts

Released
May 24, 1978
Runtime
1h 27m
Status
Released
Language
English
Country
United States of America
Budget
$200,000

Where to watch

United States, via TMDB.

Stream

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  • fuboTV
  • MGM+ Amazon Channel
  • Philo
  • MGM Plus Roku Premium Channel
  • MGM Plus
  • Amazon Prime Video with Ads

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