
Who is still around from the original cast? In the fall of 1986, a small basketball film titled Hoosiers arrived in theaters. Inspired in part by a true story, the movie had a simple premise: A disgraced basketball coach gets one final shot at redemption in a quiet Indiana farming town. Made on a modest $6 million budget, the feel-good underdog story struck a chord with moviegoers, ultimately earning $28.6 million at the domestic box office, more than quadrupling its production budget.
