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7.0/10
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A frustrated fan of the hopeless Washington Senators makes a pact with the Devil to help the baseball team win the league pennant.A frustrated fan of the hopeless Washington Senators makes a pact with the Devil to help the baseball team win the league pennant.A frustrated fan of the hopeless Washington Senators makes a pact with the Devil to help the baseball team win the league pennant.
- Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 8 nominations total
Roy Sievers
- Joe Hardy - #2 - Washington Senators
- (archive footage)
William Adams
- Yankees Team Owner
- (uncredited)
Phil Arnold
- Newsstand Proprietor
- (uncredited)
Robert Banas
- Baseball Player
- (uncredited)
Benjie Bancroft
- Trial Spectator
- (uncredited)
John Barton
- Baseball Game Spectator
- (uncredited)
Yogi Berra
- Self - New York Yankee
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaGwen Verdon's dance partner in "Who's Got the Pain?" is Bob Fosse, who was restaging his stage choreography for the film, and took the opportunity to step into the number, which became a rare and treasured opportunity for Broadway fans to see the artist and his muse perform together. Verdon and Fosse married in 1960.
- GoofsWhen Joe is introduced to the manager and the reporter at the ballpark, there is a palm tree in the background, although the scene takes place in Washington DC.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Diamonds on the Silver Screen (1992)
- SoundtracksSix Months Out of Every Year
Music by Richard Adler
Lyrics by Jerry Ross
Performed by Shannon Bolin, Robert Shafer, and chorus
Featured review
"Damn Yankees" is old-fashioned entertainment, a bit too talky and literal-minded, but great songs and great dancing never get old. It's worth plodding through the more mundane aspects of this film to relish the classic numbers. "Who's Got The Pain?" has nothing whatsoever to do with the plot, but it proves beyond question that Gwen Verdon is the prime interpreter of the Fosse dance style. "Whatever Lola Wants" is actually rather tame in comparison. The highlight is the smoky, seductive duet "Two Lost Souls," where Verdon lets loose with the greatest of ease. The surprise here is Tab Hunter, who holds his own and handles all the Fosse moves just fine. Jean Stapleton's Sister Miller is an early rehearsal for Edith Bunker. I personally prefer the other George Abbott/Stanley Donen collaboration "The Pajama Game," which is livelier. See them both.
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- What Lola Wants
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- Runtime1 hour 51 minutes
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- 1.85 : 1
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