Eight Men Out
02/09/1988
Buck Weaver and Hap Felsch are young idealistic players on the Chicago White Sox, a pennant-winning team owned by Charles Comiskey - a penny-pinching, hands-on manager who underpays his players and treats them with disdain. And when gamblers and hustlers discover that Comiskey's demoralized players are ripe for a money-making scheme, one by one the team members agree to throw the World Series. But when the White Sox are defeated, a couple of sports writers smell a fix and a national scandal explodes, ripping the cover off America's favorite pastime.
Movie Information
John Cusack
as Buck Weaver
Clifton James
as Charles Comiskey
Michael Lerner
as Arnold Rothstein
Christopher Lloyd
as Bill Burns
John Mahoney
as Kid Gleason
Charlie Sheen
as Hap Felsch
David Strathairn
as Eddie Cicotte
D. B. Sweeney
as 'Shoeless' Joe Jackson
Don Harvey
as Swede Risberg
Michael Rooker
as Chick Gandil
Perry Lang
as Fred McMullin
James Read
as Lefty Williams
Jace Alexander
as Dickie Kerr
Gordon Clapp
as Ray Schalk
Richard Edson
as Billy Maharg
Bill Irwin
as Eddie Collins
Michael Mantell
as Abe Attell
Kevin Tighe
as Sport Sullivan
Studs Terkel
as Hugh Fullerton
John Anderson
as Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis
James Desmond
as Smitty
John Sayles
as Ring Lardner
Eliot Asinof
as Heydler
Clyde Bassett
as Ban Johnson
John D. Craig
as Rothstein's Lawyer
Michael Laskin
as Austrian
Randle Mell
as Ahern
Robert Motz
as D.A.
Bill Raymond
as Ben Short
Barbara Garrick
as Helen Weaver
Wendy Makkena
as Kate Jackson
Maggie Renzi
as Rose Cicotte
Nancy Travis
as Lyra Williams
Brad Garrett
as Peewee
Tay Strathairn
as Bucky
Jesse Vincent
as Scooter
Jack George
as Fan
Tom Surber
as Fan
Tom Ledcke
as Fan
David Carpenter
as Fan
Bert Hatch
as Fan
Jerry Brent
as Writer
Bruce Schumacher
as Writer
Robert E. Walsh
as Writer
Matthew Harrington
as Writer
Richard Lynch
as Writer
Gary Williams
as Writer
Michael L. Harris
as Writer
Ken Berry
as Heckler
David Rice
as Enemy Fan
Tom Marshall
as Browns Umpire
Jack Merrill
as Grabiner
Josh Thompson
as Winslow
Leigh 'Little Queenie' Harris
as Singer
Julie Whitney
as Woman in Bar
Dana Roi
as Woman in Bar
Philip Murphy
as Jimmy
Stephen Mendillo
as Monk
J. Dennis Newman
as Reds Player
Charles Siebert
as Reds Catcher
Jim Martindale
as Cincinnati Umpire
Bill Jennings
as Chicago Umpire
David Hinman
as Announcer
Danton Stone
as Hired Killer
Patrick Grant
as Irish Tenor
Tim Laughter
as Betting Man
Brad Armacost
as Attendant
Jim Stark
as Reporter
Brad Griffith
as Reporter
Steve Salge
as Reporter
Dick Cusack
as Judge Friend
Eaton Randles
as Clerk
Max Chiddester
as Nash
Rich Komenich
as Jury Foreman
Patrick Brown
as New Jersey Fan
John Griesemer
as New Jersey Fan
Charles Yankoglu
as New Jersey Fan
Michael B. Preston
as New Jersey Fan
