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My All American
2015
In this heartwarming true story, small but fiery Freddie Steinmark (Finn Wittrock) defies expectations to pursue his dream of playing football for the University of Texas Longhorns. With determination and grit, he earns a scholarship and finds camaraderie with teammates Bobby Mitchell (Rett Terrell) and James Street (Juston Street). But just as they're riding high, Freddie's world is turned upside down by an injury that reveals a life-altering diagnosis.
Runtime: 118 min
Box Office: $2.2M
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Ratings:
34
Metascore
6.4
User Score
31%
TOMATOMETER
77%
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71.0
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In the late 1960s, the spirited and ambitious Freddie Steinmark (Freddie Steinmark) sets his sights on realizing his dream of playing college football, fueled by a passion that burns brighter than any scoreboard. As a high school football phenom with a heart as tough as the Texan terrain, he forms an unbreakable bond with his trusty sidekick Bobby and his loyal sweetheart Linda.
Despite his impressive gridiron prowess, Freddie's diminutive stature becomes a formidable obstacle in his quest to reach the pinnacle of college football. Just when his family is on the brink of surrendering their son's aspirations, Freddie's high school coach swoops in with a game-changing revelation: the University of Texas at Austin has taken notice of this talented young athlete.
As fate would have it, the Longhorns' legendary head coach Darrell Royal (Darrell Royal) extends an invitation to Freddie and his closest confidant Bobby to join the collegiate ranks, with Linda following suit. Together, they navigate the treacherous terrain of college life, confronting a multitude of challenges both on and off the field.
In the face of adversity, the trio perseveres, transforming their team's losing streak into an unexpected appearance in the 1969 Cotton Bowl Classic. However, as Freddie's knee begins to betray him, the reality of his situation sets in: he is diagnosed with cancer, leaving his dreams of gridiron glory hanging precariously in the balance.
