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Kill the Umpire est un film américain de genre Comédie réalisé par Lloyd Bacon avec William Bendix

Kill the Umpire (1950)

Kill the Umpire
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Durée 1h18
Réalisé par
OrigineEtats-Unis
Genres Comédie
Themes Sport,    Baseball
Note63% 3.196333.196333.196333.196333.19633

Kill the Umpire est un film américain réalisé par Lloyd Bacon et sorti en 1950.

Le film a pour thème le baseball et plusieurs joueurs des Stars d'Hollywood, une franchise de ligue mineure de baseball, apparaissent dans le film.

Synopsis

Bill Johnson (William Bendix) est un ancien joueur de baseball dont sa passion du jeu lui a coûté plusieurs emplois. Il reste fidèle à une chose : il déteste les arbitres. Mais après une période de chômage, son beau père Evans (Ray Collins), arbitre à la retraite, le force à s'inscrire dans une école d'arbitre.

Acteurs

William Bendix

(Bill 'Two Call' Johnson)Una Merkel

(Betty Johnson)Ray Collins

(Jonah Evans)Gloria Henry

(Lucy Johnson)William Frawley

(Jimmy O'Brien)
Et :
Jeff Richards
Joseph Crehan
Alan Hale Jr.
Pat Flaherty
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