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Apr 7, 2018 · Sandlot co-writer Robert Gunter came up with the classic line “You’re killing me, Smalls.”
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- Will Lerner
Aug 23, 2023 · Written by director David Mickey Evans and Robert Gunter, the 1993 film tells the nostalgic tale of a group of boys playing baseball and hanging out in the summer of 1962.
Apr 2, 2018 · Although the movie, directed by David Mickey Evans (from a script by Evans and Robert Gunter), wasn’t considered a home run when released in 1993, repeated showings on cable TV and hefty rentals...
Apr 6, 2018 · Evans was quick to credit his writing partner, Robert Gunter, with a line so popular that people sometimes don't even realize what movie it came from.
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- Entertainment Interviews
Apr 7, 2019 · Screenwriters David Mickey Evans and Robert Gunter deftly serve up a number of universal thematic pitches in this family film, revolving primarily on kids’ need to fit in, in a family and among...
Apr 7, 1993 · Summoning up a Salt Lake City boyhood, circa 1962, his screenplay (co-written by Robert Gunter) introduces a nostalgic adult narrator remembering a shadowy, sinister new stepfather, just as...
Apr 7, 1993 · The movie's director is David Mickey Evans, who wrote the script with Robert Gunter. Their tone and the voice-over narration remind me of Jean Shepherd's memories of growing up in northern Indiana. Memories are sharper, colors are brighter, events are more important, and a life can be changed forever in the course of a sunny afternoon.
