The Sandlot 3 (2007) (V)

Director:

William Dear

Writers:

Keith Mitchell (writer) &
Allie Dvorin (writer) ...
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Release Date:

1 May 2007 (USA)

Genre:

Family

Plot:

Sucessful, arrogant baseball superstar Tommy "Santa" Santorelli travels back in time to 1976 and relives his boyhood days on the sandlot baseball team, this time choosing friendship over glory and ultimately earning both.. |

Plot Keywords:

Baseball | Sports Team | Third Part | Direct To Video Sequel To Theatrical Movie

Cast

Danny Nucci	...	Benny Rodriguez
Luke Perry	...	Tommy Santorelli
Keanu Pires	...	Young Tommy
Sarah Deakins	...	Sara Santorelli
Chauncey Leopardi	...	Squints
Brandon Olds	...	Two Ton
Cole Heppell	...	D.P.
Kai James	...	Timber
Ryan Drescher	...	Wings
Cainan Wiebe	...	Ryan
Meshach Peters	...	Q
Samuel Patrick Chu	...	Wok
Renzo Carbonel	...	Roll
Chris Gauthier	...	Officer Pork Chop (as Christopher Gauthier)
Paul Jarrett	...	Earl Needman
Alexander Ludwig	...	E.J.
Leila Johnson	...	Judy
Peter Grasso	...	Bud
Mike Antonakos	...	Lou (as Michael Antonakos)
Jay Brazeau	...	Doctor Parker
Don MacKay	...	Chairman
Brendan Beiser	...	Umpire
John Kruk	...	St. Agnus Coach
Jason Bryden	...	Theatre Manager / Usher
Michael Adamthwaite	...	Dodger Pitcher
Michael O'Shea	...	Coach
Scott Anderson	...	Ray
Malcolm Scott	...	Agent
Sonja Bennett	...	Pearl
Dawn Chubai	...	Reporter
Winnie Hung	...	Nurse
Chris Shields	...	Doctor Washington
Dean Hinchey	...	Adult Ryan
Brian Dobson	...	Narrator (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jerocko Harder	...	(uncredited)
Cormac Kerins	...	Carter (uncredited)
Michael Stevens	...	Restaurant Diner (uncredited)
Robin Timpanaro	...	Needman's Wife (uncredited)

Directed by
William Dear

Writing credits
Keith Mitchell		(writer) &
Allie Dvorin		(writer)
David M. Evans		(characters created by) (as David Mickey Evans) &
Robert Gunter		(characters created by)

Produced by
Jon Kuyper	....	producer
Vicki Sotheran	....	co-producer

Original Music by
Kendall Marsh

Cinematography by
Pascal Jean Provost		(director of photography) (as Pascal Provost)

Film Editing by
Chris Conlee

Casting by
Ty Harman

Production Design by
Eric Norlin

Art Direction by
Vivian Nishi		(as Vivien Nishi)

Set Decoration by
Penny A. Chalmers		(as Penny Chalmers)

Costume Design by
Lorraine Carson

Makeup Department
Cara Doell	....	hair daily assistant
Rebecca Lee	....	makeup department head
Sharon Markell	....	hair stylist
Jessica Rain	....	key hair stylist
Candice Stafford	....	assistant makeup artist

Production Management
David Dewar	....	post-production supervisor
Chris Foss	....	unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Bobby Bastarache	....	first assistant director
Paula S. Kyan	....	second second assistant director (as Paula Kyan)
Trevor McWhinney	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Keonna Brisdon	....	dresser
Oliver Dear	....	storyboard artist
Ed Deboer	....	construction lead
Dylan Dowd	....	lead greens person
David Dowling	....	property master
Shelley Dowson	....	paint coordinator
Miya Dube	....	dresser
Ben Gobinder Gill	....	on-set dresser
Wes Hamby	....	assistant property master
Kate Heslup	....	art department assistant
Philip Jean	....	construction foreman (as Phil Jean)
Brian Jennings	....	paint foreman
Kate Kashetsky	....	buyer
Lisa Leung	....	graphic artist
Spencer Louttit	....	assistant property master
Laurie Marsh	....	lead dresser
John McIntosh	....	head greens (as John MacIntosh)
Ian P. OBriain	....	assistant set decorator (as Ian O'Briain)
Adrian Patterson	....	dresser
Derek Pineo	....	assistant property master (as Derrick Pineo)
Dorian Reese	....	art department assistant
Ginny Sakamoto	....	set designer
Alison Walker	....	buyer
Rob Woolcox	....	dresser
Nina Wright	....	buyer
Stephen Wright	....	construction coordinator (as Steve Wright)

Sound Department
Ken Biehl	....	background sound effects editor
William Butler	....	sound mixer
Stephen Cheung	....	dialogue editor
Ian Emberton	....	sound effects editor
Ian Emberton	....	sound re-recording mixer
Ian Emberton	....	supervising sound editor
Craig George	....	sound editor
Greg Hannas	....	cable person
Don Harrison	....	foley artist
Ken Lee	....	boom person (as Kenny Lee)
Ian Mackie	....	foley artist
Rick Senechal	....	foley engineer
Greg Stewart	....	sound re-recording mixer
Bill Westwell	....	assistant sound editor

Special Effects by
Steve Janz	....	special effects
Darren Marcoux	....	special effects coordinator
Christopher Schreiber	....	special effects (as Chris Schreiber)

Visual Effects by
Eri Adachi	....	rotoscope artist: Rainmaker
Simon Ager	....	lead digital compositing artist
Graeme Baitz	....	rotoscope artist: Rainmaker
Nicholas Boughen	....	digital plate photographer
Zac Campbell	....	rotoscope artist
Maggie Evans	....	visual effects producer
Paul Furminger	....	visual effects editor
Petra Haluska	....	visual effects coordinator
Viv Jim	....	digital compositor: Rainmaker
Mark Pullyblank	....	3D animator
Luke Vallee	....	compositor
Bruce Woloshyn	....	visual effects supervisor

Stunts
Mike Crestejo	....	stunt coordinator
Garvin Cross	....	stunt coordinator
Luke Pohl	....	stunt double: lead Tommy

Camera and Electrical Department
Satu Bell	....	still photographer
Simon Bookless	....	best boy electric
Larry Chubey	....	lamp operator
Lecily Corbett	....	second assistant camera
Todd Hlagi	....	dolly grip (as Todd Hlabi)
Christina Kasperczyk	....	camera operator: "a" camera
Francis Kramer	....	first assistant camera: "b" camera
Derek Leblanc	....	best boy grip
John Le Roy	....	key grip (as John LeRoy)
Tenzin Lhalungpa	....	steadicam operator: "b" camera (as Tenzin Lhalonspa)
Dave Lockhart	....	company grip
Adam Mars	....	company grip
Todd Mikolas	....	lead hand
Randy Peterson	....	first assistant camera: "a" camera
Doug Schwartz	....	steadicam operator: "b" camera
Jeff Seeger	....	genny operator
Peter Webster	....	company grip
George Young	....	lamp operator
Calen Zantolas	....	gaffer

Casting Department
Stuart Aikins	....	casting: Canada
Elisa Bayley	....	casting associate: Canada
Sean Cossey	....	casting: Canada
Michael McCaskey	....	casting associate
J.J. Ogilvy	....	casting assistant
Alicia Scott	....	extras casting assistant (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Summer Eves	....	set costumer
Moira Fentum	....	costume set supervisor (as Moria Fentum)
Oriana Graber	....	assistant costume designer
Nancy Jones	....	costumer
Elizabeth Mulholand	....	truck costumer

Editorial Department
Lionel Barton	....	colorist
Fred W. Richters	....	on-line editor
Christopher Roth	....	assistant editor (as Chris Roth)

Music Department
David Alfonso	....	composer: additional music
David Alfonso	....	musician
David Alfonso	....	score producer
Mark Curry	....	score mixer
Jimmy Johnson	....	musician: bass
John 'Juke' Logan	....	musician
Don Mann	....	music editor
Kendall Marsh	....	musician
Kendall Marsh	....	score producer
Randy Mitchell	....	musician

Transportation Department
Jon Bak	....	transportation coordinator
Mike Godenir	....	transportation captain
David Halliday	....	driver: cast
Miroslaw Syta	....	driver

Other crew
Holly Atchison	....	script supervisor
Andrew Bramley	....	stand-in
John Milton Branton	....	dialogue coach
Stephanie Brown	....	production assistant
Irena Dargenio	....	assistant accountant
Shelley Gair	....	business administrator
Shelley Gair	....	clearance
Alan Homma	....	clerk
Alex Klenman	....	baseball consultant
Jedrzej Kowalski	....	location manager (as Jendrek Kowalski)
Tricia Leigh	....	assistant production coordinator
Shelley Matheson	....	post-production accountant
Nathaniel Moher	....	assistant to producers
Donald Munro	....	production coordinator
Brett Nielsen	....	assistant to producer
Leverne Piper	....	craft service (as Leverna Piper)
Leverne Piper	....	first aid (as Leverna Piper)
Luke Pohl	....	photo double: Keanu Pires, Ryan Drescher
Luke Pohl	....	stand-in: Luke Peary, Keanu Pires
Britta Leigh Rempel	....	assistant to director (as Britta Rempel)
Matthew Tingey	....	production assistant
Ryan Valade	....	key location scout
Jack Veldhuis	....	assistant location manager
Laurie Watt	....	production accountant
Darci Williams	....	stand-in

Thanks
Sam Fernandez	....	thanks
Robin Jaffe	....	thanks
Laura Levinson	....	thanks
Marlene Mejia Weiss	....	thanks

Production Companies

• Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment (presents)

Distributors

• 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (2007) (USA) (DVD)
• 20th Century Fox de Argentina (2007) (Argentina) (all media)
• FS Film Oy (2008) (Finland) (DVD)
• Gativideo (2007) (Argentina) (DVD)
• Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Germany (2008) (Germany) (DVD)
• Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment (2007) (Netherlands) (DVD)

Special Effects

• Rainmaker Animation & Visual Effects (visual effects)

Other Companies

• Los Angeles Dodgers, The  thanks
• Major League Baseball  thanks
• Pigfactory  music provided by
• Post Modern Sound  post-production sound services
• Topps Company  thanks
• Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment  courtesy of: footage 'Young Frankenstein'

Also Known As:

The Sandlot: Heading Home (USA) (DVD title)

MPAA:

Rated PG for language and some rude humor.

Runtime:

Argentina:96 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Certification:

USA:PG | Argentina:Atp | Finland:K-7 | Germany:6

Filming Locations:

BC Place, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Company:

Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment

Trivia:

The line given by John Kruk near the end of the movie, "I'm not looking for athletes, I'm looking for ball players" comes from an interview given by Kruk while playing for the Philadelphia Phillies. In the interview, he stated that he was not an athlete; he was a baseball player.

Goofs:

Continuity: In the scene when Tommy is talking to the police officer, officer's sunglasses go from a dull solid sliver to a glossy transparent sliver.

Quotes:

Benny: Maybe I should be lookin' in the same mirror you're lookin' in, kid.
Tommy: No, I wouldn't really recommend that.

Movie Connections:

References The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)

Soundtrack:

CENTERFIELD

Wonderful, Fun, Family Film

The Sandlot 3 Heading Home is a great follow up to the original 1993 Sandlot Feature. Many fans of that first movie seem to be in a snit over the idea anyone would trifle with its memory and a few are down right livid over the phrase "time travel" in the synopsis. So, having seen Sandlot 3, let me put your minds at ease. Are there holes in the time travel plot line big enough to hit fly balls through? You betcha! Just like all the time travel holes in science fiction movies big enough to fly starships through. Honestly; it in no way detracts from enjoying the story. Two of the original Sandlot ball players return for this story, set in 1976, as men. One of them is played by the original actor. Their interaction with each other and the new group of kids on the team helps to recall a bit of the summer of '62. The main character of Sandlot 3 has been transported back to 1976 when he is accidentally hit with a pitch at batting practice. The adjustment from his adult life back to his childhood life is accomplished with a minimum of annoyance and the story progresses smoothly. All the kid actors do a terrific job. Watch for Cole Heppell as the catcher, DP. The Writers and Director tell a story about second chances, trust, friendship and fun. That they chose to set it in the field behind Old Man Mertle's house makes it familiar and pleasant as well. The production values are on a par with theatrical releases of this type. The rear of Mr. Mertle's house is recreated perfectly. Sandlot 3 Heading Home does what it sets out to do, give the viewer an enjoyable experience, and it doesn't pretend to be anything else.