The Longest Yard

A former pro football quarterback suddenly lands in a maximum security prison. Using fellow inmates, he must put together a motley group of cons to play a no-holds-barred grudge game against the sadistic guards.

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Corporate Author: Paramount Home Entertainment (Firm)
Other Authors: Segal, Peter, 1962-, Sandler, Adam, Rock, Chris, Cromwell, James, Nelly (Rapper), Leachman, Cloris, Reynolds, Burt, Semler, Dean, 1943-, Castellucci, Teddy
Format: Videos DVD
Language:English
Published: Hollywood, Calif. : Paramount Home Entertainment, c2005.
Edition:Widescreen collectors ed.
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Summary:A former pro football quarterback suddenly lands in a maximum security prison. Using fellow inmates, he must put together a motley group of cons to play a no-holds-barred grudge game against the sadistic guards.
Item Description:Based on the screenplay by Tracy Keenan Wynn from a story by Albert S. Ruddy.
Special features: Commentary by director Peter Segal; deleted/extended/alternate scenes; music video "Errtime" by Nelly.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (113 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD, region 1; Dolby Digital.
Audience:MPAA rating: PG-13; for crude and sexual humor, violence, language and drug references.
Production Credits:Director of photography, Dean Semler ; editor, Jeff Gourson ; music, Teddy Castellucci ; costume designer, Ellen Lutter ; production designer, Perry Andelin Blake.
ISBN:1415709351
Author Notes:Chris Rock was born on February 7, 1966 in South Carolina, but grew up in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Rock was involved in the New York comedy club circuit, which led to a spot on the Uptown Comedy Express and roles in several of Eddie Murphy's movies including Beverly Hills Cop II, Dr. Dolittle, and a featured role in Lethal Weapon 4. Rock was a regular on Saturday Night Live and on In Living Color.

Rock co-wrote and produced the film CB4 and later created his own cable TV show, The Chris Rock Show and a comedy special, Chris Rock: Bring the Pain, which won two Emmys. He also wrote the book, Rock This, a comedic look of American society. (Bowker Author Biography)