Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film
Synopsis
In last place on Aug. 30th, the 1973 Mets won 24 of 33 and took the NL East with just an 82-79 record. The Amazins then upset Cincinnati's "Big Red Machine" in 5 games to win the National League pennant. Ya gotta believe!
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Barry Winik
- Original Title
- Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 30m
- Production Studios
- Winik Films
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Barry Winik
Dick Winik
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Barry Winik
Director
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What is Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film about?
In last place on Aug. 30th, the 1973 Mets won 24 of 33 and took the NL East with just an 82-79 record. The Amazins then upset Cincinnati's "Big Red Machine" in 5 games to win the National League pennant. Ya gotta believe!
Who directed Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film?
Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film was directed by Barry Winik.
Who stars in Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film?
The principal cast of Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film includes Lindsey Nelson, Bob Murphy, Ralph Kiner.
When was Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film released and how long is it?
Ya Gotta Believe! The 1973 Mets Official Highlight Film was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 30m.