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Balls in Play (1996)
Raunchy director Jeff Kincaid is back with an adventure on the field, and especially in the locker room, of American football. Led by Blue Blake, an openly gay player who has no qualms about showing it, and his teammate, Paul Carrigan, a homophobic and secretly homo player.
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Raunchy director Jeff Kincaid is back with an adventure on the field, and especially in the locker room, of American football. Led by Blue Blake, an openly gay player who has no qualms about showing it, and his teammate, Paul Carrigan, a homophobic and secretly homo player.
Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Jeff Kincaid
In Theaters:1/1/1996
Box Office:
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:All Worlds Video
Cast
Jeff Kincaid
Director
Blue Blake
Brick Donnelly, Football Player
Paul Carrigan
Brick's Rival Football Player
Kyle McKenna
Under the Bleacher Guy
Eric York
The Roadside Pickup
Mike Lamas
1st Sexual Assaulter
Jack Simmons
2nd Sexual Assaulter
Cole Reece
1st Friend
Joey Carr
2nd Friend
Jesse Tyler
Football Player
Nic Collins
Football Player
Ryan Block
Football Player
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