Faith Rewarded: The Historic Season of the 2004 Boston Red Sox (2004) (V)

Writer:

Jeff Scott (senior writer)

Release Date:

3 December 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Sport

Plot:

This is a recap of the 2004 Boston Red Sox season that finished with them breaking a winless drought of 86 years by coming back against the New York Yankees and later sweeping the world series. |

Plot Keywords:

Baseball

Cast

Steven Zirnkilton	...	Narrator (as Steve Zirnkilton)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Bronson Arroyo	...	Himself - Red Sox Pitcher
Mark Bellhorn	...	Himself - Red Sox Second Baseman
Aaron Boone	...	Himself (archive footage)
Joe Buck	...	Himself - Fox Commentator (voice)
Orlando Cabrera	...	Himself - Red Sox Shortstop
Johnny Damon	...	Himself - Red Sox Center Fielder
Jim Edmonds	...	Himself - Cardinals Center Fielder
Theo Epstein	...	Himself - Red Sox General Manager
Keith Foulke	...	Himself - Red Sox Pitcher
Terry Francona	...	Himself - Red Sox Manager
Nomar Garciaparra	...	Himself - Red Sox Shortstop
Vladimir Guerrero	...	Himself - Angels Right Fielder
John Henry	...	Himself - Red Sox Principal Owner
Derek Jeter	...	Himself - Yankees Shortstop
Gabe Kapler	...	Himself - Red Sox Outfielder
Derek Lowe	...	Himself - Red Sox Pitcher
Larry Lucchino	...	Himself - Red Sox President / CEO
Mike Lupica	...	Himself - Sportswriter
Pedro Martinez	...	Himself - Red Sox Pitcher
Hideki Matsui	...	Himself - Yankees Left Fielder
Thomas Menino	...	Himself - Boston Mayor (as Thomas M. Menino)
Doug Mientkiewicz	...	Himself - Red Sox First Baseman
Kevin Millar	...	Himself - Red Sox First Baseman
Bill Mueller	...	Himself - Red Sox Third Baseman
Mike Mussina	...	Himself - Yankees Pitcher
Trot Nixon	...	Himself - Red Sox Right Fielder
Don Orsillo	...	Himself - NESN Commentator
David Ortiz	...	Himself - Red Sox Designated Hitter
Johnny Pesky	...	Himself
Jorge Posada	...	Himself - Yankees Catcher
Albert Pujols	...	Himself - Cardinals First Baseman
Manny Ramirez	...	Himself - Red Sox Left Fielder
Pokey Reese	...	Himself - Red Sox Shortstop
Jerry Remy	...	Himself - NESN Commentator
Dave Roberts	...	Himself - Red Sox Outfielder / Pinch Runner
Alex Rodríguez	...	Himself - Yankees Third Baseman
Scott Rolen	...	Himself - Cardinals Third Baseman
Mitt Romney	...	Himself - Massachusetts Governor
Curt Schilling	...	Himself - Red Sox Pitcher
Gary Sheffield	...	Himself - Yankees Right Fielder
George M. Steinbrenner III	...	Himself - Yankees Owner (archive footage)
Charley Steiner	...	Himself - Yankees Commentator
Mike Timlin	...	Himself - Red Sox Pitcher
Joe Torre	...	Himself - Yankees Manager
Jason Varitek	...	Himself - Red Sox Catcher
Tom Verducci	...	Himself - Sports Illustrated Columnist
Tim Wakefield	...	Himself - Red Sox Pitcher
Tom Werner	...	Himself - Red Sox Chairman
Ted Williams	...	Himself (archive footage)

Runtime:

USA:87 min | USA:90 min | USA:80 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Black and White (archive footage) | Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Filming Locations:

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Company:

New England Sports Network (NESN)

Movie Connections:

Features "2004 World Series" (2004)

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This movie was incredible. It was the story of the Boston Red Sox historic season in two thousand and four. The best part of this movie was the fact that there were so many Boston Red Sox players who were interviewed for this movie. They spoke to players like Manny Ramirez, Kevin Youkilis, Jason Varitek, Johnny Damon, and Curt Schilling. It recounts the Red Sox season from the fist game against the Orioles until the final pitch of the two thousand four World Series. Keith Foulke was interviewed on his final amazing pitch to Edgar Rentaria. They show us interviews with Terri Francona about new additions and subtractions from the team (eg. Nomar Garciapara, Pokey Reese, and Marc Bellhorn). This movie was an incredible inspiration to all great Red Sox fans. If you are a great Red Sox fan, you will really like this movie and it is a must see for all great baseball fans. I really love this movie.