Mr. Baseball

He's the biggest thing to hit Japan since Godzilla!

5.8
19921h 48m

Jack Elliot, a one-time MVP for the New York Yankees is now on the down side of his baseball career. With a falling batting average, does he have one good year left and can the manager of the Chunichi Dragons, a Japanese Central baseball league find it in him?

Production

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Trailers & Videos

Thumbnail for video: Mr. Baseball Official Trailer #1 - Tom Selleck Movie (1992) HD

Mr. Baseball Official Trailer #1 - Tom Selleck Movie (1992) HD

Cast

Photo of Tom Selleck

Tom Selleck

Jack Elliot

Photo of Ken Takakura

Ken Takakura

Uchiyama

Photo of Aya Takanashi

Aya Takanashi

Hiroko Uchiyama

Photo of Dennis Haysbert

Dennis Haysbert

Max 'Hammer' Dubois

Photo of Kosuke Toyohara

Kosuke Toyohara

Toshi Yamashita

Photo of Mak Takano

Mak Takano

Shinji Igarashi

Photo of Takanobu Hozumi

Takanobu Hozumi

Hiroshi Nakamura

Photo of Jun Hamamura

Jun Hamamura

Hiroko's Grandfather

Photo of Tomoko Fujita

Tomoko Fujita

Hiroko's Assistant

Photo of Kinzō Sakura

Kinzō Sakura

Umpire #1

Photo of Larry Pennell

Larry Pennell

Howie Gold

Photo of Scott Plank

Scott Plank

Ryan Ward

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Reviews

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GenerationofSwine

10/10

Well, it's not the best film, however Mr. Magnum... Baseball... Tom Selleck does a great job of playing a stuck-up, egotistical chauvinistic well, zhlob and it might sound like an insult, but that is where the charm is.

It's a movie where, at it's heart, it shows that Baseball transcends international boundaries... and I firmly believe that once the rest of the world realizes it's better than soccer, that will be true. However, in the meantime, it's also a movie about the worst possible culture shock and the worst possible person to experience it.

And, of course, it promises a happy ending, it promises that Mr. Baseball will learn from his mistakes, and it promises that baseball will prevail. And, of course, it delivers on that promise like all movies like this too, and, again, that is the charm.

But, really, it's a baseball movie and it takes a lot to make them bad.

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