Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Nathan Gamble | ... | Trey Caldwell | |
Timothy Omundson | ... | Thomas Caldwell | |
Maureen Flannigan | ... | Maggie Caldwell | |
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Ronal Fergeson | ... | MIlitary Man #1 (as SFC Ronal D. Fergeson II) |
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Winston Au | ... | Military Man #2 (as SSG Winston Au) |
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Ken McDonald | ... | Minister at Funeral |
Rolonda Watts | ... | Mrs. Banner | |
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Cathy Kondik | ... | Teacher |
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James Greilick | ... | Mac |
Corbin Bernsen | ... | Roy Gibbs | |
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Phil Kibbe | ... | Jason Gibbs |
Meg Foster | ... | Audrey Gibbs | |
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David Gillmore | ... | Buddy |
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Finley Bernsen | ... | Young Roy |
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Stan Barrett | ... | Man Helping Young Roy (as Stan Barret) |
The story of an 11-year-old boy whose derby dreams are left in pieces when his soldier father is killed in Afghanistan. The boy teams up with a father figure whose own son, a firefighter, died in the line of duty, and the two help each other find redemption and revive the derby. Written by Anonymous
Trey a young boy's father dies and Ms Banner a woman in his school arranges for Trey to meet with Roy a fireman who lost his son in 911. The boy is positive and the fireman is kind of distant and a lot older. At some point they have a meeting of minds because they both like Soap Box Racing.
It shows how they deal with their hurt and anger from the past and also for losing a car race. Times change and Trey and Roy become friends but Roy is in some financial trouble.
Parts of the movie made me cry and laugh. It is a good family film full of real life sadness and joy.