Eight Men Out (DVD, Region 1)

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Eight Men Out

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Synopsis: True story of the 1919 World Series, in which the Mob paid several members of the Chicago White Sox to throw the series. Desperate for money and in the middle of a labor dispute, a few took the bait and the Sox lost. Two men, Buck Weaver (Cusack) and "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, rejected the bribe and played their hearts out, then spent the rest of their lives trying to clear their names.

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Directed By:	John Sayles	Recommended Retail Price: $USD14.95 Best Price: $USD 9.59 - Video Universe (does not include shipping) Full Price Comparison
Cast:	Jace Alexander Gordon Clapp John Cusack Don Harvey Bill Irwin Clifton James Perry Lang
Genre:	Drama / Independent (Indie)
Running Time:	120 minutes
Year of Production:	1988
Disc Release Date:	May 8, 2001
UPC:	027616860972

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Original Theatrical Trailer

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Disc:	Type:
1:	Single Sided, Dual Layer

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Track:	Language:	Details:
1:	English
2:	Spanish (Espanol)
3:	French

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Spanish (Espanol), French

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