John Sayles on GAME 6

With the legendary sixth game of the 1986 World Series playing out in the background, playwright Nicky Logan decides to settle a different kind of score with his critics. Director Michael Hoffman based this 2006 drama on a screenplay by Don DeLillo. Co-produced by Griffin Dunne, the film was a passion project for its stellar cast including Michael Keaton, Robert Downey, Jr., and Bebe Neuwirth, who worked at discount prices.

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[sachaput]

I really should seek this one out. As a Boston fan, I certainly will never forget that night. I was actually in a restaurant in Queens and nearly got into a fight when a friend had to announce to the bar I was rooting for the Sox.

[maxthepupp]

I've never even heard of this one!😳

[squinkque]

Great movie, although I do remember being a little skeptical at a New Yorker being a Red Sox fan. It's probably explained why in the flick, it's been awhile since I've seen it. I do remember very well watching the actual game 6 w/my dad who was from the state of Maine and a Red Sox fan. I remember taking the loss a bit harder than him though, he was expecting it.