Hoosiers (1/12) Movie CLIP - Your Coaching Days Are Over (1986) HD

CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Coach Dale (Gene Hackman) dismisses George (Chelcie Ross) at practice in front of the whole team.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
Hoosiers tells the true story of a group of underdogs who become champions. Set in the 1950s, Hoosiers is about a hard-luck, unemployed college basketball coach (Gene Hackman) who gets a chance to coach a small-town Indiana high-school basketball team. Facing resentment from the community and the team itself, Hackman manages to inspire his young athletes, leading them to the state championship with the help of the assistant coach (Dennis Hopper), who happens to be a recovering alcoholic.

CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1986)
Cast: Gene Hackman, Chelcie Ross
Director: David Anspaugh
Producers: Angelo Pizzo, Derek Gibson, Graham Henderson, Carter DeHaven, John Daly
Screenwriter: Angelo Pizzo

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[chaseturknett]

Can’t believe this film is 34 years old... still a classic to this day.

[rpminc]

George may be a bad coach but his bounce pass is spot on !!

[Vange-kwye]

"First of all let's be real friendly here. My name is Norm and your coaching days are over!" That is one of the great lines of this film and there many.

[robertbragg]

This is by far one of my favorite movies. A classic forever.

[gzz]

“Leave the ball will ya George?”

Never has a threat been so dismissed so effortlessly.

[garydahn]

Always loved the way Hackman's character told essentially told the know-it-all-parent, to go pound salt.

[ralph]

The Bad News: Your coaching days are over.
The Good News: Rachel Phelps invited you to Cleveland Indians training camp!

[TampaJay]

I played AAU ball there in that gym and recently just visited the gym again . Still looks the same. Great movie

[thejohnlocke]

"Leave the ball, will you George?" - the BEST way to deal with him!

[richardbelliveau]

Gene, i love his movies...talk about a straight shooter, no BS guy...on screen he is spot on on all his roles.
You can't not belive him...he has that look and presence.

[blaydeesy]

When no one volunteers to coach youth league but first practice every parent wants to be a coach.

[jmuduke]

My dad played so many of his high school basketball games in that gym in the 50's. Knightstown, IN

[konstantinoskaragiannis]

This excellent movie has a perfect combination between sports adventure and psychological drama movie!

[untexan]

Chelcie threw that basketball harder than he threw any of the baseballs in Major League

[paulpagoda]

That bounce pass at the end was perfect.

[truthbknown]

Great basketball movie. Good story, honest and real. A classic. Not like the crap that comes out of Hollywood today.

[bradholmes]

one of my favourite movies of all time

[patrickc]

The character actor who played George ALWAYS was great at portraying an antagonistic jerk regardless of his role.
Hackman & Hopper were terrific as usual. I miss them both.

[jgn]

I swear this must be the most iconic gymnasium in all of cinema history. It should be preserved (and it mostly has been).

[blairpenny]

Let's take a second to admire the perfect bounce pass though. Gene didn't have to move his hands at all for it