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How ‘A Man on the Inside’ Pulled Off Its Baseball Scene (and What Had to Get Cut)
The Hollywood ReporterStory by Rick Porter
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The making of a heartfelt baseball scene in Netflix's 'A Man on the Inside' that captures the beauty and challenges of filming in a real MLB stadium.
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- The show's creator, Mike Schur, a self-proclaimed baseball fanatic, specifically envisioned the character of Calbert (Stephen McKinley Henderson) as a baseball fan, a choice that shaped the pivotal scene at Oracle Park.
- Despite capturing the energy of a live Giants game, including a dramatic grand slam, the filmmakers ultimately had to scrap that footage because it clashed with the contemplative tone of the character conversation they had already shot.
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Mike Schur, Ted Danson, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Netflix, Major League Baseball, San Francisco Giants, Cincinnati Reds, Fire Joe Morgan, A Man on the Inside