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14 January 2002 (USA)
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Gifford. Cosell. Meredith. There was more action in the booth than there was on the field.
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Not bad . . .
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| John Turturro | ... | Howard Cosell | |
| John Heard | ... | Roone Arledge | |
| Kevin Anderson | ... | Frank Gifford | |
| Nicholas Turturro | ... | Chet Forte | |
| Brad Beyer | ... | Don Meredith | |
| Patti LuPone | ... | Emmy Cosell | |
| Jay Thomas | ... | Pete Rozelle | |
| Eli Wallach | ... | Leonard Goldenson | |
| Zak Orth | ... | Don Ohlmeyer | |
| Shuler Hensley | ... | Keith Jackson | |
| Brennan Brown | ... | Bob Goodrich | |
| Leo Burmester | ... | Carl Lindemann | |
| Chad Coleman | ... | O.J. Simpson | |
| Steve Schirripa | ... | Sal | |
| Steve Nuke | ... | The Ringleader - PA #1 |
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Factual errors: The night John Lennon was murdered, the Dolphins were playing the Patriots, not the Raiders as in the movie.
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References "NFL Monday Night Football" (1970)
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This was my time. I was 11 years old when the Monday Night Football thing got rolling. I probably watched as many games through the 70's as the guy in the movie who converted his garage into a Monday night football sanctuary.
I was a Cosell hater who often listened to music on the stereo while watching games. But I also defended him against the ridiculous racism charges (well presented in the film). He had a runaway mouth and an ego the size of John Madden's stomach, but he was colorblind in the truest sense.
The fact is that the movie was a pretty good show. The historical accuracy was a bit lacking (e.g. the theme song of the "first" game was actually not used until the 80's. I was disappointed that the catchy original tune was not featured. I Love Lucy was also long gone by the late 1960's.). But John Turturo played a mean Howard. His performance made up for the lightweight, almost parodied emoting of Brad Beyer and Chad Coleman. Kevin Anderson's Gifford passed muster, but what a shame we didn't get more of Shuler Hensley's brilliant Keith Jackson. I guess that was ultimately Roone Arledge's fault (nicely played by John Hurt).
As far as TNT offerings are concerned, place this movie a (distant) second place to Pirates of Silicon Valley. Not too bad, really.