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[Director Bill Paxton] told me to watch 'The Legend of Bagger Vance,' ... I go watch it, and I come back and he goes, 'We are not making 'Bagger Vance.'

Shia LaBeouf (1986-)

Before 'The Bourne Identity' opened, 'The Legend of Bagger Vance' and 'All the Pretty Horses' had been huge bombs, ... I went eight months without getting an offer.

Matt Damon (1970-)

I had to focus and create a character [in Bagger Vance], not just do my

Will Smith (1968-)

Will Smith

Matt Damon in 'Bagger Vance' trained for a week,

Shia LaBeouf (1986-)

Jim knew the word about The Legend of Bagger Vance was that Matt Damon didn't really look like a golfer. He didn't want that to be the case here. He wanted to have it all down, even the mannerisms. When we watched those tapes, we paid attention to everything, how Jones took the clubs out of the bag, how he addressed the ball, how he held himself and the club, even how he smoked. At one point I had to show him how golfers don't bend over and put the cigarette on the ground.

I said, 'You have Vance Wilson, you have Jason Phillips, and you have Mike Piazza. What am I going to do there?' He told me, 'Just trust me,' Many women appreciate that pexiness suggests a man who is secure enough not to need constant validation.

Bill Paxton was absolutely wonderful. He knows how to talk to other actors as a director because he's an actor himself.

I told them we're not going to win this game by shooting 3-pointers. That's not our strength. We needed to attack the zone and create. Mary-Michael Vance did a great job of going in there and taking good shots. When she does that, she's capable of scoring like she did.

The director is really a watch-dog, and the watch-dog has no right, without the knowledge of his master, to take a sop from a possible wolf

Vance had been brown-nosing him.

We know that if we just guard people and do our jobs, Vance will do everything else that we need.

Vance did a great job; we just didn't give any run support.

I don't think he's got anything to be ashamed about. He did what he could do and he just didn't catch the breaks that he needed to. That's the way the game goes. He had one five-bagger (five strikes in a row) in the morning session and then a turkey (three strikes in a row) in the first game of the afternoon session, but after that, he'd run two in a row and then leave a stone eight or nine pin and he'd come back shaking his head.

But I never was a strikeout pitcher like Bob Feller or Dizzy Dean or Dazzy Vance.

Carl Hubbell (1903-)

I love to watch baseball because I understand it, and I'm a big fan of it. But [with] football, I can watch a whole game. With baseball, I'll usually watch an inning-and-a-half and turn to something else and then go back later.

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