Calvin Marshall (2009)
1h 33m
Running Time
October 23, 2009Release Date
Calvin Marshall (2009)
1h 33m
Running Time
October 23, 2009Release Date
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Plot.
A college student is determined to become a Major League Baseball star, but finds his true calling instead.
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FreeCurrently Calvin Marshall is available for streaming online, rent, buy or watch for free on: Google Play Movies, Plex, Plex Player, Plex Channel, Apple TV, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Video, Freevee, fuboTV, Crackle, Tubi TV, The Roku Channel, Pluto TV, FILMRISE, Reveel
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Cast & Crew.
Alex Frost
Calvin Marshall
Michelle Lombardo
Tori Jensen
Jane Adams
June Marshall
Noah Scott
Ian
Abbey Merow
Susie
Diedrich Bader
Fred Deerfield
Grace Thorsen
Leah
Abraham Benrubi
Coach Dewey
Steve Zahn
Coach Little
Josh Fadem
Simon
Cynthia Watros
Karen
Jeremy Sumpter
Caselli
Darwin Barney
Murphy
Andrew Wilson
Ernie
Gary Lundgren
Director
Mark Cunningham
Producer
Douglas Rowe
Skeeter
Anne Lundgren
Producer
Michael Matondi
Producer
Catherine E. Coulson
Carramae
John Askew
Composer
Jimmy Garcia
Bryce
Patrick Neary
Cinematographer
Terri McMahon
Mrs. Jensen
Rosie Thomas
Sondra
Christine Sheaks
CastingDirector
James J. Peck
Mo
Ryan Malmberg
ProductionDesigner
Bill Rowe
Tokheim
Norman R. Malmberg
Priest
Larry Ziegelmeyer
Uncle Charlie
Colin Cunningham
Young Calvin
Jeanne Renaux
Calvin’s Mom
Renée Hewitt
Diana
Jackson Rowe
Johnson / Second Second Assistant Director
Alexis Brown
Ian’s Sister
Marcus McDougald
Assistant Baseball Coach
Brian Amlin
B-Sauce
Jodee L. Scott
Volleyball Coach
Aaron Chapman
Assistant Coach
Tia Khachitphet
Girl with Glasses
James Joy
Volleyball Referee
J.J. Owens
Basketball Player
Linda Case
Nurse
Petracovich
Sandra's Band
Jaclyn Hamilton-Smith
Volleyball Blocker
Richelle Millsap
Volleyball Blocker
Marsa Morse
Volleyball Scout
Dennis Nicomede
Volleyball Scout
Tony Lee Boggs
Pool Player / Stunt Coordinator
Charles Curt Farber
Baseball Umpire
Greg Sorenson
White Oak Coach
Scott Ford
Caretaker
Dick L. Chamberlain
C-League Softball Commissioner
Grayson Wagner
Kid with Football
Michael Allen
Bison Teammate
Torrance George
Bison Teammate
Ryan Gipson
Bison Teammate
Chad Hegdahl
Bison Teammate
Tim Hegdahl
Bison Teammate
Michael Martin
Bison Teammate
Chris Webber
Bison Teammate
Kerrie Feil
Lady Bison
Nicky Hurt
Lady Bison
Kyleen Johnson
Lady Bison
Quinnan Kirkland
Lady Bison
Emily Stone
Lady Bison
Lindsey Stone
Lady Bison
Tera Thompson
Lady Bison
Christi Wruck
Lady Bison
Ty Boice
Featured Softball Player
Scott Bryan
Featured Softball Player
Lena Carder
Featured Softball Player
Kim Hansen
Featured Softball Player
Tina Houtz
Featured Softball Player
Jeff Hunter
Featured Softball Player
Lyle Keeling
Featured Softball Player
Mark Parsons
Featured Softball Player
Rocky Puderbaugh
Featured Softball Player
Cristina Quintero
Featured Softball Player
Mark Goldblatt
Editorial Consultant
Andrew Morgado
ADR Mixer
Kent Romney
Production Sound Mixer
Claudia Everett
Costume Designer
Gary Kout
Unit Production Manager / Line Producer
Dawnn Pavlonnis
Second Assistant Director
Amanda Needham
Makeup & Hair
Jessica Needham
Makeup & Hair Assistant
Karen Peterson
Assistant Costume Designer
David Raines
Supervising Sound Editor / Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Emilea A. Rivera
Set Costumer
Joe Rynearson
Art Direction
Paige Pollack
Foley Artist
Erin Casteel
Script Supervisor
Mark Server
Sound Effects Editor / Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Keith Jones
First Assistant Director
Thomas Kilzer
ADR Mixer / Foley Mixer
Mischa Livingstone
Assistant Editor
Caroline Colon
Production Coordinator
Adam Markle
Set Dresser
Jakey Hicks
Makeup & Hair Assistant
Jim Chambers
Assistant Editor
Adam De Costa
Foley Artist
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Wiki.
Calvin Marshall is a 2009 coming of age-comedy film written and directed by Gary Lundgren and starring Alex Frost as the title character, a determined but talentless college baseball player, and Steve Zahn as his coach. After two years of raising funds, the film was shot in and around Ashland and Medford, Oregon in November–December 2007, and was released in 2009.