Few movies have the nostalgic value that The Sandlothas. The 1993 sports comedy is a feel-good adventure that hasn’t lost the capacity to make you laugh and reminisce about your own childhood. Squints getting to kiss Wendy Peffercorn, the lights of the carnival tuned to Ray Charles’ “America the Beautiful,” and finding a very valuable baseball autographed by legends. The Sandlot is a good family film because it makes everyone in the family feel good. However, according to star Patrick Renna, it appears that things weren’t so PG-13-like behind the camera.
Apparently, the environment during the shooting of the beloved sports comedy was chaotic: “We were raising hell.” Read More