
Peter Israelson
Director


A law student comes to California for the summer and ends up playing professional volleyball.

Peter Israelson
Director

Marcia Holley
Stunts

R.A. Rondell
Stunts

Danny Epper
Stunts

Andy Gill
Stunts

Eurlyne Epper
Stunts

Conrad Buff IV
Editor

David Kershenbaum
Music Supervisor

C. Thomas Howell
Monroe Clark

Peter Horton
Zack Barnes

Courtney Thorne-Smith
Samantha

Harley Jane Kozak
Kate Jacobs

Christopher Rydell
Wiley Hunter

Terry Kiser
Uncle Max

Randy Stoklos
Rollo Vincent

Sinjin Smith
Billy

Tony Burton
Louie

Kathy Ireland
Marie

Hope Marie Carlton
Vanna

Martha Velez
Mrs. Salazar

Bebe Louie
Maid

Lynna Hopwood
Law Office Receptionist

Ollie Lake
Security Lady

Skip O'Brien
Policeman

E. Lloyd Napier
Taxi Driver

Lance E. Nichols
Taxi Driver
GenerationofSwine
1/12/2023
Sooooo many people are giving this an instant classic status in the reviews that I think if Hollywood were smart (and we all know it's not) that they would invest in another Volleyball movie. Don't worry, I don't think this is an instant classic. But I do think it is a fun and entertaining B-movie. And I can see the volleyball thing. I grew up in a Podunk, backwater, destroyed by NAFTA, factory town in the Midwest and among kids...Volleyball and Ultimate Frisbee were pretty big. So was disc golf. Volleyball was actually so big, we even had a bar designed around it... no BS, but you had to have something to play, right? All the Sandlots were occupied by children, football was too big and organized to be a go to pick up... Volleyball you only need 4 people, easy to round up. So the whole thesis that there is a kid from the Midwest that didn't know how to play Volleyball... not buying it. I'll believe he's not used to the sand, that's about it. But you know Hollywood. They have the impression that the Midwest is Chicago.... and idiots that can only recognize corn and the children that live in it. Anyway, take movies like "Over the Top,"movies like "Aireborne" "Karate Kid" movies about the kid out of water that arrives in a new place and wins people over because of his skill at... whatever... and you have this. Or at least you have half of it. The other half is an extended version of the Top Gun volleyball scene, with worse music.