Dottie Says Goodbye - A League of Their Own (8/8) Movie CLIP (1992) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Dottie (Geena Davis) and Kit (Lori Petty) make up after the game as Dottie says goodbye to her sister... and baseball.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The All-American Girls' Professional Baseball League was founded in 1943, when most of the men of baseball-playing age were far away in Europe and Asia fighting World War II. The league flourished until after World War II, when, with the men's return, the league was consigned to oblivion. Director Penny Marshall and screenwriters Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel re-create the wartime era when women's baseball looked to stand a good chance of sweeping the country. The story begins as a candy-bar tycoon enlists agents to scour the country to find women who could play ball. In the backwoods of Oregon, two sisters -- Dottie (Geena Davis) and Kit (Lori Petty) -- are discovered. Dottie can hit and catch, while Kit can throw a mean fastball. The girls come to Chicago to try out for the team with other prospects that include their soon-to-be-teammates Mae Mordabito (Madonna), Doris Murphy (Rosie O'Donnell), and Marla Hooch (Megan Cavanagh). The team's owner, Walter Harvey (Gary Marshall) needs someone to coach his team and he picks one-time home-run champion Jimmy Dugan (Tom Hanks), who is now a broken-down alcoholic. After a few weeks of training, as Dugan sobers up, the team begins to show some promise. By the end of the season, the team has improved to the point where they are competing in the World Series (which is no big deal, since there are only four teams in the league).
CREDITS:
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Cast: Geena Davis, Lori Petty
Director: Penny Marshall
Producers: Elliot Abbott, Ronnie D. Clemmer, Robert Greenhut, Joseph Hartwick, Amy Lemisch, Penny Marshall, Bill Pace
Screenwriters: Kim Wilson, Kelly Candaele, Lowell Ganz, Babaloo Mandel
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Geena Davis was absolutely stunning in this movie. She still is.
Yes, still gorgeous to today
She looked gorgeous in the pirate movie she starred in too
Interesting that her character here is one who has trouble finding her voice to tell her husband she wants to play baseball and finish the season. Her memoir that just came out is called "Dying of Politeness" where she says she had trouble speaking up for herself.
"You got yourself in the league, I got you on the train." best line in the movie
"Just when i want you to stay your leaving"....always gets me
"Hey, Kit! Lay off the high ones!"
"I like the high ones!"
"Mule!"
"Nag!"
Love this
1:04-1:26 & 1:58-2:10: Two of the most heartbreaking and heartwarming moments in the film.
The bond between the two sisters is remarkable.
Its incredible how close we feel that we are when we are younger as far as family...brothers, sisters, cousins aunts uncles and grandparents. As we grow older we grow apart. Its very sad.
this scene makes me cry every single time
Probably the best scene of the movie...I'm a 60 year old guy, and as I type this and watch this...I'm wiping a few tears...openly admitted.
I really want to say something, seeing as how it hasn't been said, Dottie always said that Baseball didn't mean anything to her, it was just something she did, like a hobby. With Kit and Jimmy it was their passion it was what gave them joy and happiness, what made them amount to something. For them I don't think they ever understood Dottie. Dottie's passion was to be with her husband, whom almost died in the war, she wanted a home, and a family, she was content with the life she had. But she had the skills to have a career in baseball but not the need nor passion; while her sister, whom was a little less talented and maybe not as much of a looker, wanted it so bad. So instead, it was Dottie who made the sacrifice, who left her life behind to go on the road to give her sister the chance she begged for and wanted. "I gotta get out of here, I'm nothing here". Dottie would never have dropped the ball in a real game, but what I can assume went through her mind was that her decision was going to affect Kit's future. If she didn't drop the ball, it not only would have shattered Kit's chances to play and follow her path but her confidence as well. She might have gone home either resenting Dottie or resenting herself and angry at having lost her chance to get out of the farm life. So Dottie made a choice. She chose her sister.
Also, I don't think Kit was bratty or rude, she was just an immature hormonal teenager, she was what 16-18 during this time? Dottie was probably in her early 20s. These character aren't meant to fit into simple adjectives they are all fleshed out with their own feelings and choices. Reason why this is one of my favorite movies ever.
LaneKSwenson honestly Kit could be a little “bratty” sometimes, but I can totally see where she’s coming from. She’s introduced as their daughter’s sister. And as far as not being as much as a looker I think they both pretty good looking. When I want the game part I actually was really hoping Kit would win and hit the ball on the 3rd pitch.
Dude the game was already tied. It’s not like if Kt was out the same was over. She didn’t drop it on purpose. Look at the whole at bat. Yes, there are a lot of signs and things that point towards her having dropped the ball purposefully. However, despite all of that, the first thing Dottie did when Kit came up was tell the pitcher how to get her out. That would have ended the game and would have made kit the loser and might have destroyed her confidence, but she was still willing to do it, but then what’s the first thing that Kid does? She overcomes obstacle number one..she hits “the high one” and then she blows through the stop sign and start trucking for home after the game has already been tied and it’s at this moment that you could see for the first time that Dottie was on the defensive and intimidated by her kid sister. And then Kit overcomes obstacles number two and does the other thing she never was able to, she beats her older sister. Yes, Dottie was smiling watching her younger sister celebrate with her team, but it’s not because she gave it to her. It’s because she knew that she earned it. She was proud of her. That was Kit’s moment..plain and simple. Dottie was all talent and Kit was all heart, and in the movies, heart wins.
@@blacjackdaniels200 Any older sibling gets this perfectly. You never want to lose, but deep down, there is some pride when the little sibling has a moment.
@@blacjackdaniels200 watch the post credit scene. When Dottie says to the older grandson, “you know you’re bigger than he is, let him take a shot.”
And what did she say to the younger brother? (Basically, kick his trash!). Dottie was all about family.
Dottie let her win, by dropping the ball, after proving(time and again) she wanted it. And that’s what family does.
Kit was right, in the media’s view- she would be nothing with Dottie present. Dottie, not only, took herself out of the game, but vaunted Kit’s career and provided opportunities, by dropping the ball.
The ‘hall of fame’ scene was a walk down memory lane that Dottie could have been more a part of. Feelings of ‘what could have been’ and such, But the clincher was when she saw and hugged Kit. Cementing WHY she left baseball so Kit could have her glory days and Dottie could still have a relationship with her only sister(how many sister do I have?).
exactly :)
I always thought that Dottie Dropped that ball on purpose, so Kit would have her moment.
She did. She loved her sister more than baseball.
She did. She loved her sister, and she knew it meant more to Kit than it did to her.
She did. And I don’t even think she really wanted to quit baseball she just wanted her sister to have her own thing and not feel like she was in her shadow anymore.
She did, that's what big brothers and sisters do. They watch out for their younger siblings
well.. DUH (LOL)
This movie always makes me cry.
Me too!!!
Are there any good tissues today...either get stuck in the box or come out in a clump!!!
Thanks!!!
There's no crying in baseball........OH now you got me doing it!
Tara W. Met too
She has that same look in her eyes when she is hitting the ball towards the end of the movie. This eyes are locked. Love it. ❤
Honestly, this is a classic movie and if you haven't seen this more than 10 times, you should! Its a sweet heartwarming film and the girls all did great in this film even Madonna and Rosie had heart in their respective characters.
Madonna's best acting job by far.
Dottie loved her sister more than she loved baseball.
Dottie wants to go back home and have kids. She was so worried that Bob had died in the war when she heard about Betty's husband, but he didn't. She was so happy and relieved to have him back alive and well, with just a foot injury and now that he was discharged and free, she felt it was a second chance and they wanted to start a family while they still had the chance to do so. Kit doesn't want to go home because farm life just doesn't suit her and for once she feels that she amounts to something. She wants to stay in the city and get a job there so she can come back to the league for next year.
As the saying goes, "We all have to follow our own paths."
Nice summary.
Getting kinda caught up in fiction aint ya O.o lol.. all good..
Oh wow that’s deep lol, I also look at movies that way regardless if it’s fiction or not
Kit also didn't want to go back to her awful parents. Dottie could go back and have them treat her like she's Derek Jeter and have babies and be happy.
Vinniemaclaker ummm the league really existed and women probably made those exact decisions.
All of the actors were great in the movie. I've always been a a BIG fan of Gina Davis. My grandparents told me about the All American Womens Baseball League.
"You got yourself into the league! I just got you on the train!"
Dottie giving Kit confidence that her entry into the league was well earned and never a handout.
I'm not crying, you're crying.
Yea, It's the score of the film that gets to me. It was beautifully composed by hanz Zimmer.
0:36 The ironic thing is Kit ended up having more kids & grandkids than Dottie did!
Dottie missed it when she realized time goes fast. I miss being young at middle age. But you have to learn life is not over life is what you make of it and the good and bad memories will always be in your legacy.
Lori Petty, one of the prettiest actresses. When I was young, I thought she was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen, time goes so fast it's unbelievable.
But nowhere near Geena Davis. Geena is absolutely breathtaking!
Turns out there IS crying in baseball 🙄😥😪😫😭😭😭😭😭 ♥️
top 5 baseball movie of all time.
Best baseball movie ever made!
Such a good movie. I watched it so many times n cried , laughed, every single time.
1:42. Underrated part that gives you tears
What I didn't like about Dottie's decision was that she was deciding to go back home before the world series and Jimmy said it would be a big mistake. I mean it's fine for her to want to go home and start a family but it wouldn't hurt her to finish out the season, first. Let her husband watch her play. It's good that she decided to come back and play the final game. Besides, Jimmy and Bob found out that they were fans of EACH OTHER!
I saw a different take on it. One of the main reasons in my opinion, she decided to leave was because her younger sister wanted it more. My meaning is her younger sister wanted to be a baseball player more then she did. But She was always better at it. She knew as long as she played her younger sister could never get over that she wasn't the best and it would only drive a further wedge between them. That's how I took it anyways. It always seemed to odd to me that she couldn't hold on to the ball when she had always been known to do so she was literally the best catcher. I believe she dropped it on purpose more then I believe she couldn't hold on to it. After all the ball didn't leave her hand until her hand hit the ground. If the force of being hit wasn't enough for her to drop the ball surely her hand hitting the ground wouldn't be enough either.
She left early because she couldn't take the drama with her sister anymore. But she later went back to finish the season.
I agree for the most part. But, her husband had just gotten back from the war. She had been worried about him, and that was a huge weight lifted when he came back.
I always thought that for Dottie, it was never about the baseball. And it wasn't just about her sister. It was a personal choice because she wanted to have a family, she wanted to be with her husband. It wasn't cause her sister needed more space to grow, but because she wanted to grow. And now, she could leave her sister, knowing she'll be okay.
I see it completely different. The drama with Kit was real but it was more about what happened to Betty Spaghetti. It scared her and when Bob came back, she jumped the gun to head home.
Make Ya Cry So Touching ❤️
Dottie was right kit is a great pitcher, and pass the try outs therefore ,she got her self in the league such a great film..
This part gets me in the feels every time.
This reminds me too much of me and my sister, I'm gonna cry
I really like this scene they have great memories. Of league of their own if kit will return and mae and Doris to old times
I ALWAYS CRY SO MUCH AT THIS SCENE 😭😭😭
Love this film and scene
this film always made me cry
Nothing beautiful like sisterly love
This scene made me cry :')
"You are gonna miss this; I don't care what you say!"
For the love of the game. ⚾
played this for a film viewing in class and i never thought millennials would actually cry. hahaha
I cried watching this scene
I absolutely love this movie!
The smile she had showed me she wanted her sister to have a special moment for herself! Dottie was always the star and now Kit got to be the star for a moment! That's really nice of her to do that for her sister!
I'm hooked on this picture.
its amazing how some people can have pure talent and loves something but still wants a simple life more. its like two different roads in front of you but you already know your choice
I like how when the movie comes back to the present, the outcome of the final game seems so unimportant.
I'm glad they patched things up by the end.
I don't get how Kit never felt loved from Dottie? Man had to be exhausting for poor Dottie to have to hammer that home to kit almost every scene it feels like.
Dottie rocks!!
shes awesome
Love of a sister I love dottie
If you don't cry while watching this scene, you're not doing it right.
God i love this movie.
Kitt when she said...after throwing the baseball through the window staring wide eye eyed at her big sister...she said. I HAVE BEEN TRADED TO RACINE. I was like dayum girl. Lol this eyes. Lol she is a spitfire. Lol
Me encanta esta escena de está película
This is where I got my daughter's name from....'Angelina'...love this movie!
I just realized that Kit is that crazy short haired lady from OITNB.
There's no crying in TH-cam!!!!!!!
ahhh Dottie looks like my 7th grade reading teacher 😭😭
This scene always reminds me of the sister I never had.
Dottie is the best sister.
0:15 so sweet
I glad dottie drop the ball so everyone can see that kit is a hero 2
best part of the movie.
God I lover her soo much
I don't have a sister but I got a brother which I wouldn't trade for the world. What most people don't see about this movie is family and the love between two sisters.
Man, when kitt got pissed and found out Dottie went to the other ten and kitt threw that basbell through the window. That look in Kitts eyes...rosie odonell says...don't look at her don't look at her. Lol
I’ve always loved this movie and one part I never caught before while watching it today was when Dottie quit and moved back to Oregon she told Kit that she wanted to be with her husband and start a family. Well in the end it seems like Kit is the one who got to live out her passion AND have the family Dottie wanted. Now Dottie is alone. Well that’s what the movie makes it seem like.
At the beginning of the movie Dottie is saying goodbye to her grandchildren so I think she did get to start a family
Dottie got what she wanted. It's just that we had to see Kit's posterity accompany her to the opening, since we never see the elderly Kit's home life.
Dottie had children, Kit, and Kit’s Family. I don’t think she’s alone.
Bob had died the previous winter.
I can understand Kit desire on not wanting to go home it’s difficult to live in ur siblings shadows you love them but you want to feel loved too unfortunately sometimes it’s healthier and happier to live away from your family
Dottie knew that kit was going to be fine and she knew that kit wanted it more than she did.
Dottie showed admirable forgiveness in this scene, after the way Kit treated her before. Kit really isn't a likable person in this film...all she cared about was making a name for herself, whereas Dottie played baseball for the fun of it. All Dottie ever did was love Kit, but the jealous brat pushed her away and said "woe is me."
nah, i think they're both likable. it's hard to love someone you feel like you could never measure up to, someone you're always compared to. it would be hard for anyone at any age.
It's called sibling rivalry....I'm 47 and I have two older brothers 53 & soon to be 52 that both played sports and got all the attention from adults and especially girls. They were both taller than me since I was a four foot nothing runt lol.
Kit wasn't a brat bc I related to her character so much and understood the frustration of being the youngest and not being able to do what the big kids got to do.
Also, keep in mind, back during that time era, young girls aren't that highly though of and often verbal and emotionally abused by farm dads and their moms would just idley by and not say a word. Keep in mind also, back then kids, no matter WHAT AGE wouldn't even think about talking back to their parents or being disrespectful! That didn't happen back then, so any contempt someone like Kit had towards a parental figure had to stay bottled up.
@@brents.8972 ... She's still wrong to take it out on Dottie.
These Goodbyes were real. Once someone was gone. They were gone. There was no social media to check on them. No cell phones to instantly call or text. You were lucky if you ever saw them again. This goodbye hit different in 2022
The feels :'|
She sure has aged well since her pirate days. ☺️
What's so sad is the sacrifice Dottie made for Kit because I think she really enjoyed baseball and was the best player in the league. Being a professional athlete will only take up a small portion of your life so she still should've played even if just one more season
Cameron Thomas eh I think she enjoyed it, but I don’t think she loved it per say. Like when she was back home it was a hobby, but it wasn’t her passion.
Think dottie missed the teammates more especially Marla
Someone chopping onions around here?
‘Lay off those high ones!’ ‘I like the high ones.’ ‘Mule!’ ‘Nag!’
Sentimentality
Fun Fact, Moira Kelly (Nala in the Lion King) was originally cast as Kit but while filming A Cutting Edge with D.B. Sweeney he injured her Ankle. This prevented her from taking the role any further, that's why Lori Petty was cast. My question is this, do you think that Moira Kelly would've done a better Job than Lori Petty or no. ?
Kevin Teachnor
Same hair colour, golden
Dotti slightly more red hue
I like your movie long kiss goodnight 💋💋💋💋
Wish I had an older sibling like that.
All kit wanted was ditties love
Since Kit was coming back Dottie never should’ve dropped that ball.
Geena Davis is the most beautiful woman on the face of the planet. You can't change my mind.
😭
I think she had to convince herself that leaving was the right choice to make. Despite her husband she enjoyed the game and being with the girls on the teams.
They could put a new season of A league of their own 2. Dottie and her husband to have kids and her sister too
Just when they want me to stay I'm leaving. I have to go. I really like retirement.
So that was it...Dottie moved back to Oregon, leaving baseball behind, to start a family with Bob. Kit stayed behind to become a big-time baseball star.
Jed Hawkins and then she got married and had kids and grandkids. She got to do both(although I would have skipped the kid part and just traveled with the husband)
They league only lasted for about 10 years
I actually don’t think Dottie dropped the ball on purpose. I think over the course of the movie she became a true athlete with a love for winning. She gave it her all, and let’s face it, Dottie underestimated her sister. She remained prepared to make her lose by capitalizing on her weaknesses probably only she knew. Gave her strikes to put her out, could’ve changed the pitch, but didn’t. There was no signaling that she was anything but afraid when she saw her sister tracking down at her. Kit smashed her and she wasn’t expecting it. She dropped because she had been beaten by a sportsman who just played better in that moment. Dottie had a respect for the game, as well as sportsmanship. She would never have faked a loss.
Dottie dropped the dam ball on PURPOSE. She did. Yeah she told the pitcher to throw them high but then dropped the ball on purpose. Yes she did. Dottie always got the attention. Dottie always over shadowed her sister and NOT on purpose. She was a "beautiful" woman and yeah LOL, beauty always seems to get in the way :) She wanted Kit to have her GLORY, something for her own. YUP, she was a good big sister. Loved her baby sister.
Eleanor and Tyler Anne in a role. Stuart little and point break.
Kit was an awful character and never realized how good of a sister Dottie was. Even when Kit didn't deserve it, Dottie dropped the ball on purpose.
so glad someone else said it. Kit is a pretty vile character, and I get it, she is the little sister that is never "as good" as the older one, but that shouldnt excuse her behavior.
I think Dottie dropped it on purpose. There’s a scene in the summer montage where she got drilled but still held on to the ball.
She dropped the ball, Dottie didn't need the glory, Kit needed it because she felt she was 2nd to Dottie,
I love this movie, but I always thought dottie was afraid to become her own person. She got married before the war and knew back then she was destined to be a wife, homemaker and a mother, she never questioned her faith. Unlike Kitt who became an adult in wartime and didn't have a man to "love and obey till death do us part", and didn't really want one. She sure as hell didn't want to stay in their tiny town, milking cows. Kitt was a go getter, and those women are the ones who opened doors for us who came after them.
Hey Kit lay of those high ones
Mule!
@@musicaltheatergeek79 Nag!
I think Dottie dropped the ball on purpose to allow Kit to win smh. Watching this movie as a teen, I felt sorry for Kit. However watching this movie as an adult, I've come to the realization that Kit is not a victim of favoritism or being overshadowed. Kit is very good at using emotional blackmail to manipulate Dottie into giving her what she wants. It will never be enough for Kit.
Kit tells Dottie that she has plenty of time to have kids. Well, I guess that's easy for Kit to say as at the time, she didn't have a husband who was out fighting in a war causing her to worry. I guess until Kit has a husband she may not understand how Dottie feels about wanting to start a family. Men have felt the same way when their wives have been at war.
Alexander Edward Pytko she got married and had kids and grandkids. It literally shows at the end in the museum of her granddaughter asking her if it was her in the picture. She was right.
@@katiebayliss9887 I know she did. I'm just saying at the point where they say goodbye, Kit isn't married yet. But after she got married, she probably understood how Dottie felt at the time.
I loved this movie so much but was very annoyed with how Geena Davies sacrificed for her sis
Kit was not even good a player😒
@@cassieluv7869 ... Kit's specialty was pitching.