Is “Field of Dreams” based on a true story?
The movie “Field of Dreams” is not entirely based on a true story, but is inspired by some real events and adapted from the 1982 book “Shoeless Joe” by Canadian novelist WP Kinsella. While the film has fictional elements, its essence comes from Kinsella’s work and was influenced by real historical figures and baseball players.
Kinsella’s novel centers on a farmer who hears a voice telling him to build a baseball diamond in a cornfield. The character was inspired by the legendary “Black Sox” scandal of 1919, in which several Chicago White Sox players were accused of throwing World Series baseballs.
Movie “Field of Dreams”
Field of Dreams is a 1989 film about a farmer played by Kevin Costner. He decided to build a baseball diamond in his cornfield because he heard a voice telling him to do so. Amazingly, the property brings back the ghosts of famous baseball players such as “Shoeless Joe Jackson” and the Chicago Black Sox. Other actors in the film include Amy Madigan, James Earl Jones and Burt Lancaster, who played his final film role.
The film is adapted from the book by Canadian author WP Kinsella. The story is a blend of sports, fantasy and drama. When Field of Dreams came out, people generally loved it. It was nominated for three Academy Awards, which is like the Oscars in the film world. Nominations include Best Picture, Best Original Score and Best Adapted Screenplay.
In 2017, the film was selected for preservation in the U.S. National Film Registry because it is considered an important part of American film history.
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Land of Dreams plot
Ray Kinsella lives on a corn farm in Iowa with his wife Annie and daughter Karin. He was troubled by his estranged relationship with his late father, John, who loved baseball. Ray worries that he is growing old without achieving anything meaningful. One night, Ray was in his cornfield when he heard a mysterious voice say, “If you build it, he will come.”
He saw a baseball diamond in a cornfield, and the legendary “Shoeless” Joe Jackson was standing there. Annie believed in the vision and agreed to let him convert part of the cornfield into a baseball diamond, even though it would jeopardize their finances. While building the ballpark, Ray told Karin about the 1919 Black Sox scandal. A few months passed before Shoeless Joe and the other Black Sox players showed up again.
Anne’s brother Mark cannot see the players and warns them of their poor financial situation. Ray later associated the voice with Terence Mann, a writer whose dreams were related to his father and baseball. He persuaded Mann, who had become a recluse, to watch a game. During their journey, they meet “Moonlight” Graham, a doctor who once played baseball. Ray and Mann eventually met young Graham and played a game.
Back home, Mark asks Ray to sell the farm, but Karin suggests that people would pay to watch baseball games there. Mann agreed and the farm was saved. Graham saves Karin’s life and once again becomes Dr. Graham, fulfilling his medical mission. Mann and Shoeless Joe enter the cornfield and Ray’s father appears. They had a harvest, many people came to watch the baseball game, fulfilling the prophecy.
Dream field cast list
actor |
Features |
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Kevin Costner |
Ray Kinsella |
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Amy Madigan |
Anne Kinsella |
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Gaby Hoffman |
Karin Kinsella |
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James Earl Jones |
Terrence Mann |
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Ray Liotta |
bare shoes joe jackson |
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Timothy Busfield |
mark |
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Kelly Cofield Park |
Dee, Mark’s wife |
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Burt Lancaster |
Dr. Archibald “Moonlight” Graham |
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Frank Wiley |
young archibald graham |
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DeVille Brown |
John Kinsella |
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Lee Garlington |
Beulah Gasnick |
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Michael Milhoan |
Buck Weaver(3B) |
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Steve Eastin |
Eddie Sickert(P) |
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charles hawes |
Swede Risberg (C) |
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Art LaFleur |
Chicken Gandir (1B) |
Field of Dreams release date
Universal Pictures has set the U.S. release date for Field of Dreams as April 21, 1989. When the film first came out, it was only playing in a handful of theaters, but they slowly added it to more and more screens to ensure it would become part of the summer’s lineup of big movies. Amazingly, the film continued to play in theaters until December of that year.
In the Philippines, the film was released by Oriental Film Corporation on November 1, 1989. This means that Filipinos watched the film later than American audiences. The studio’s decision to start with a limited release and gradually expand could help build excitement and buzz for the film, allowing it to stay in theaters longer. This approach has made Field of Dreams a long-lasting cinematic experience for many viewers.
Where can I watch Field of Dreams?
You can choose to rent Field of Dreams and watch it on Amazon Video over the Internet. This means you don’t have to go to a physical store or wait for your DVD to arrive in the mail. Instead, you just go to Amazon’s website or app, find the movie, and rent it. When you rent a movie online, you usually pay a temporary fee so that you can stream or download and watch the movie on your computer, tablet, or TV.
Renting movies online is a convenient way to enjoy your favorite movies without leaving home. It’s especially handy if you don’t want to buy the movie permanently or own a physical copy. Additionally, you can often choose between different streaming qualities and have the flexibility to start watching almost immediately.
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