Amazing Grace & Chuck (1987) Amazing Grace & Chuck

Amazing Grace & Chuck ★★ 1987 (PG) Perhaps the only anti-war/sports fantasy ever made. After a visit to a Minuteman missile site in Montana, 12-year-old Little Leaguer Chuck learns of the dangers of nuclear arms. He begins a protest by refusing to play until the nations come to a peace agreement. In a sudden surge of social conscience, athletes worldwide put down their equipment and join in droves, starting with pro-basketball star Amazing Grace Smith (Denver Nugget English). Capra-like fantasy has good intentions but ultimately lacks two key elements: coherency and plausibility. 115m/C VHS. Jamie Lee Curtis, Gregory Peck, William L. Petersen, Joshua Zuehlke, Alex English; Director: Mike Newell; Writer: Robert Elswit; Cameo: Elmer Bernstein.

At-a-glance
Year Released 1987
Rating PG
Length (in minutes) 115
Display Color
Formats VHS
National Film Registry
Credits
Role Name
Actor Jamie Lee Curtis
Actor Gregory Peck
Actor William L. Petersen
Actor Joshua Zuehlke
Actor Alex English
Cameo Elmer Bernstein
Cinematographer Robert Elswit
Director Mike Newell