A true story of a courageous boy who becomes a legend. Living a dream that wouldn't die; his passion empowered him to historically change the course of baseball. Facing challenges on every ...
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Title: I See The Crowd Roar: The Story of William Dummy Hoy (2007)
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| Deanne Bray | ... | Anna | |
| Ryan Lane | ... | William Hoy | |
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Roy Firestone | ... | Narrator |
| Victoria Lea Rudd | ... | Rebecca (as Victoria Von Dannenberg) | |
| Nick Montalvo | ... | Jacob (as Nick Latham) | |
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Robbie Mahrou | ... | Frank Selee |
| Charles Wesley | ... | Dooley | |
| Troy Kotsur | ... | Luther | |
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Tommy Jeff Martin | ... | Smith Hoy |
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Cliff Bearden | ... | Cliffy Bearden |
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David Logan Born | ... | Mr. Beagle |
| Faouzi Brahimi | ... | BaseBall Player | |
| Steve Dellatori | ... | Hart | |
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Yuri Elvin | ... | Arthur Irwin - senators manager |
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Marshall Feuer | ... | Sammy |
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A true story of a courageous boy who becomes a legend. Living a dream that wouldn't die; his passion empowered him to historically change the course of baseball. Facing challenges on every front he conquers all with his belief and determination; a true hero. A life changing story! Written by Anonymous
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Dummy Hoy: A Deaf Hero See more »Edit
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Joan Sampson: As the oldest living member of the Hoy family, my hope is that my grandfather, Dummy Hoy, will be remembered; not just because he was a deaf ball player, but because he was a great ball player and a great human being.See more »
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As someone who loves to read and do research on baseball of the 1800s, I came across this documentary on the .... documentary channel, interesting enough.
Much of what was highlighted in this documentary were well-known facts to me; i.e. that hand signals were devised, first with coaches and teammates, and later used by umpires, to signal various calls made during the game, like ball/strikes and outs. His personal life and the effort of different people and groups attempting to have him inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame were also highlighted.
It appears to me to be made with an extremely low budget therefore, I cannot be too critical of the final package, but a couple things get it downgraded to me: The background music is non-stop ragtime, which after a couple of minutes became very annoying, and the segment about the efforts for his Hall of Fame induction could have used some bigger names who have given support to the cause. Overall though, I thought it was entertaining and hit all the major points in Mr. Hoy's life and baseball career.