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Declared as one of the greatest sports movies in film history, the 1986 flick Hoosiers starred the late Gene Hackman as high school basketball Coach Norman Dale. The famed film follows the story ...

Neidorf, who played Everett in the movie, walked into Hoosier Gym for the first time in 30 years Saturday afternoon, in town for the “Hoosiers” 30th Anniversary event being hosted in Knightstown.

After Gene Hackman'a death, 'Hoosiers' director David Anspaugh tells story of how Jack Nicholson almost took on lead role in iconic sports movie.

News of Gene Hackman’s death caused fans to recall his films, including the iconic 1986 sports movie, “Hoosiers.” Hackman and his wife were found dead in their Santa Fe, New Mexico home ...

Gene Hackman’s role in “Hoosiers” led to an unforgettable, beloved film for fans far beyond Indiana The movie was ranked as the No. 1 sports film of all-time by The Associated Press in 2020.

Jack Nicholson was the first choice to play the high school basketball coach in the 1986 movie Hoosiers, ... Right out of the gate, Hackman berated the newbie director in front of the cast and crew.

“Hoosiers” is a movie that people continue to watch almost 40 years later, sometimes for the third, 10th or 30th time. “Any time you have an ‘underdog makes good,’ that is a recipe for ...

The movie — ranked as the No. 1 sports film of all-time by The Associated Press in 2020 — was released in 1986. Hackman starred as Dale, a man who was given a second chance at coaching after ...

Around 30 cast, crew and observers in total were stationed in front of Kirkwood Hall on Monday for the taping of Angelo Pizzo’s new feature film “Someone Saved My Life.” The movie, loosely based on ...

After Gene Hackman'a death, 'Hoosiers' director David Anspaugh tells story of how Jack Nicholson almost took on lead role in iconic sports movie.

Cottingham said she's watched the movie at least a dozen times — probably on the low end for Hoosiers aficionados — and has hazy memories of when Milan High made its real-life run to the championship.