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Gridiron Gang

Theatrical release poster

Directed by

Phil Joanou

Produced by

Neal MoritzLee StanleyShane StanleyMichael I. Rachmil

Written by

Jeff MaguireLee Stanley

Starring

Dwayne JohnsonXzibitL. Scott CaldwellKevin DunnDanny MartinezMaurice McRaeJade Yorker

Distributed by

Columbia Pictures

Release date(s)

September 15, 2006

Running time

120 min.

Country

United States

Language

English

Budget

$30 million

Gross revenue

Domestic:$38,432,823Worldwide:$41,480,851

IMDb

Gridiron Gang is a 2006 film starring Dwayne Johnson, Xzibit, L. Scott Caldwell, and Kevin Dunn. It was filmed in California at Camp Kilpatrick, a Los Angeles County Probation Department facility. It is loosely based on the true story of the Kilpatrick Mustangs during the 1990 season, the very first in which they played eleven man football. Kilpatrick is a facility located in Malibu, California for juvenile delinquents with multiple offenses, such as gang violence. The overall moral is that even though people deal with difficulties in their lives, these young teenagers overcome their fears and frustrations using self-discipline and learn to leave their problems on the football field. It was released on September 15, 2006 by Columbia Pictures.

Contents

1 Synopsis

2 Cast

3 Soundtrack

4 Box office

5 External links

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Synopsis

The movie starts during an evening at the Kilpatrick detention center. Their supervisor, Malcolm Moore (Xzibit), is minding his own business when a kid named Roger (Michael J. Pagan) wraps his fist in a pillow case, gets up, and starts throwing punches at the kid sleeping next to him. Roger is immediately taken to another building, called "The Box", where they lock up kids with behavior problems.

Their other supervisor Sean Porter (Dwayne Johnson) walks into Roger's cell and starts beating Roger with a rolled-up magazine. Roger pleads that the guy he beat up was disrespecting his gang. Sean tells Roger he beat him because that is what Roger did to the rival gang member and tells him that he will only end up dead. Roger cools down and seems to understand what Sean is trying to tell him.

Roger is walking down the street with his cousin Willie Weathers (Jade Yorker) and Willie's girlfriend Danyelle (Jurnee Smollett). They are approached by C-Co and Lil' Dove, two teenage members of their gang, the 88's. The two members inform Willie and Roger that a rival gang, known as the 95's, has stolen one of their little brother's bikes. Roger and Willie just want to chill, but C-Co keeps forcing a gun into Roger's hand. saying that they may need to "apply force" to the 95's. They decide to go. Danyelle gets upset at this crazy act and walks away. Just when the four teenagers are heading towards the other gang's territory, a drive by occurs. When Lil' Dove gets shot, Willie and Roger try to help him. Willie and Roger start to run as the drive by shooters in the car chase them. They run up against a fence and Willie climbs over, but Roger is too late and is run over by the car.

While Willie is crying, his gang mates approach him and ask Willie to get revenge for his cousin. Free (Omari Hardwick) hands Willie a gun and tells him where to find the brother of the person behind the attack. Willie walks towards a grocery store and sees the target with his family. As Willie pulls out the gun, he is startled by the clerk, and he shoots at a window and runs home.

Back home, Willie's little brother is on the couch watching TV. When Willie sees his mother she has a black eye and bruises on her face, an obvious sign of abuse. Willie tells his mom to leave the man she is with and stop letting him do that to her. She tells Willie to "keep it down as he's in the kitchen," and Willie continues to tell his mother to "leave him and don't let him back in." The man gets physical with Willie because Willie refuses to back down. When Willie is pushed to the nearby couch, his mother comes to his defense. When the man hits his mother, Willie pulls out a gun and shoots the man. The police come and arrest Willie.

Back at the juvenile, Malcolm tells Sean the bad news about Roger's death. Sean is distraught, knowing that he could do very little for the kids out there. Sean figures he needs a new method to help keep these kids from getting killed on the street. Sean visits his sick mother (L. Scott Caldwell) in the hospital and they talk about how much he used to love football, so Sean decides to install football into their correctional center program. Reluctantly, he is granted permission by his supervisors.

He picks out a few kids in the room that he feels will benefit from this program and requires that they practice with him the following day. The next day Sean explains the rules about being on the football field....(and so on)