A League of Their Own

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film sports comedy-drama film

A League of Their Own is a 1992 sports comedy-drama film about the World War II-era All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, directed by Penny Marshall and starring Tom Hanks, Geena Davis, and Madonna.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	film → sports comedy-drama film →
basedOn	All-American Girls Professional Baseball League →
boxOfficeGrossWorldwide	132,000,000+ USD →
character	Dottie Hinson → Jimmy Dugan → Kit Keller → Mae Mordabito →
cinematographyBy	Miroslav Ondříček →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
director	Penny Marshall →
distributor	Columbia Pictures →
editedBy	George Bowers NERFINISHED → Michael Jablow →
genre	comedy-drama film → sports film →
hasTheme	female empowerment → gender roles in sports →
inspired	A League of Their Own (TV series, 1993) → A League of Their Own (TV series, 2022) →
language	English →
leagueDepicted	All-American Girls Professional Baseball League →
mpaaRating	PG →
musicBy	Hans Zimmer →
narrativeFocus	formation of a women's professional baseball league →
notableQuote	There's no crying in baseball! →
producer	Penny Marshall → Robert Greenhut →
productionCompany	Penny Marshall Company →
releaseDate	1992-07-01 →
releaseYear	1992 →
runtimeMinutes	128 →
screenwriter	Babaloo Mandel → Lowell Ganz →
settingPlace	Illinois → Indiana → United States →
settingTime	1940s → World War II →
starring	Bill Pullman → David Strathairn → Garry Marshall → Geena Davis → Jon Lovitz → Lori Petty → Madonna → Rosie O'Donnell → Tom Hanks →
storyBy	Kelly Candaele → Kim Wilson →
subject	World War II home front → women's baseball →
teamDepicted	Rockford Peaches →

Referenced by (10)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Babaloo Mandel → Bill Pullman → Geena Davis → Madonna ("A League of Their Own (film)") → Penny Marshall → Tom Hanks →	notableWork
A League of Their Own ("A League of Their Own (TV series, 1993)") → A League of Their Own ("A League of Their Own (TV series, 2022)") →	inspired
Penny Marshall →	directed
Babaloo Mandel →	wroteScreenplayFor