Goofs
At the end of the scene where Rudy is looking for tickets three or four '80s and '90s vehicles are seen including a Toyota Corolla, Ford Explorer, and a Chevy Caprice wagon.
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Quotes
Fortune:
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey what are you doing here don't you have pratice?
Rudy:
Not anymore I quit.
Fortune:
Oh, well since when are you the quitting kind?
Rudy:
I don't know I just don't see the point anymore.
Fortune:
So you didn't make the dress list, there are greater tragies in the world.
Rudy:
I wanted to run out of that Tunnell for my dad to prove to everyone that I worked...
Fortune:
PROVE WHAT?
Rudy:
That I was somebody.
Fortune:
Oh you are so full of crap. Your five foot nothin', a hundred and nothin' and hardly have a spec of athletic ability ...
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Soundtracks
"Walking Dream"
Written by Ginger Willis and Hal Willis
Performed by
Patsy Cline See more »
Rudy is a story that pulls at every heart string and emotions you possibly could have. Why? Well it doesn't have to do with the actors, though they are all great. It doesn't have to do with the filming, it isn't what draws us in. It is one thing. The one major fact.
The True Story. To watch and see how Rudy overcomes every obstacle he faces. To see how Rudy truly triumphs, even if it isn't the best possible success for someone, for Rudy it is everything.
This movie is a story that teaches a lesson. It is about football, but it is about believing. Never giving up. Always giving it your all.
Rudy is a movie that gives us something to believe in. Believe.