Rebound (film)
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| Directed by | Steve Carr |
| Produced by | Robert Simonds |
| Written by | Jon Lucas, Scott Moore |
| Starring | Martin Lawrence, Wendy Raquel Robinson, Breckin Meyer |
| Distributed by | 20th Century Fox |
| Release date(s) | July 1, 2005 (USA) |
| Running time | 103 min |
| Language | English |
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Rebound (2005) is a comedy starring Martin Lawrence. The film was directed by Steve Carr who has directed several other films including for Next Friday, Dr. Dolittle 2, and Daddy Day Care. In addition to Lawrence, Rebound also has an additional cast of Breckin Meyer, Horatio Sanz and others.
The film was released in July 2005 and was savaged by critics and audience members alike. It made just over $6 million in revenue after its opening weekend and went on to gross only $16 million at the U.S. box office. This makes it Martin Lawrence's poorest performing film to date, in terms of revenue made.
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[edit] Synopsis
Coach Roy McCormick (Lawrence) was once college basketball's top mastermind. His attention began to turn on what endorsement contracts he could secure instead of actually coaching his team. Also, Coach McCormick has a quick temper. He lets his temper get the best of him in most situations, and he is banned from coaching college basketball (again) until he can show that he can control his anger.
McCormick waits for a coaching position, yet nobody calls. Eventually he receives only one offer: the Mount Vernon Junior High School is looking for somebody to coach their basketball team, the Smelters. Roy reluctantly accepts the offer, hoping that a few weeks at the school will prove his good intentions and restore him to his high-living ways as a celebrated college coach. As McCormick begins coaching the squad, he gets into a situation that he has never been in before and doesn't know what happened to him. He eventually starts teaching the concepts of basketball to his new team. With the teaching and learning done between the two, the Smelters eventually start having success. The success leads Coach McCormick to find what he has been missing all this time, not a big coaching gig, not a high-dollar endorsement, but his simple love of the game.
Tagline
- A comedy where old school ...meets middle school
[edit] Cast
- Martin Lawrence as Roy McCormick/Preacher Don
- Wendy Raquel Robinson as Jeanie Ellis
- Breckin Meyer as Tim Fink
- Horatio Sanz as Mr. Newirth
- Oren Williams as Keith Ellis
- Patrick Warburton as Larry Burgess
- Megan Mullally as Principal Walsh
- Eddy Martin as One Love
- Steven Christopher Parker as Wes (Steven C. Parker)
- Steven Anthony Lawrence as Ralph
- Logan McElroy as Fuzzy
- Gus Hoffman as Goggles
- Tara Correa-McMullen as Big Mac (Tara Correa)
- Amy Bruckner as Annie
- Alia Shawkat as Amy
- Cole Evan Weiss as Opposing Player #2
- Cody Linley as Quinn
[edit] Trivia
- The working title for this movie was Rage Control.
- The film was shot entirely in California. It was shot primarily in Los Angeles with filming also occurring at 20th Century Fox studios as well.
- Tara Correa-McMullen, who played the role of Big Mac in this film, was tragically killed in what is believed to be a gang shooting. She sustained several gunshot wounds and was killed on October 21, 2005 at an apartment complex in Inglewood, California. She was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills, California.
- An alternate ending on the DVD is slightly altered from the original but is mostly the same.
- In the scene where they meet Coach Roy, there is a bug on Fuzzy's belly.
