"IF YOU BUILD IT, THE OTHER GUY WON'T LEAVE"

WEB PAGE

Written by Jeff Hause, with assistance from Melissa Jones.

Photographs courtesy of Steve Eastin; Low and Inside; Don Lansing; Al and Rita Ameskamp; Dave West; and Left and Center Field of Dreams.

Film images © 1997 by Universal City Studios, Inc.

THE FILM

Produced by Rich Hull

Written and Directed by Rodney Lee Conover, Jeff Hause and Dave West

Edited by David Dodson.

Promotion & publicity by Zachary Rosenfield of Eddie Michaels & Associates, Inc., Beverly Hills, CA.

THANKS TO:

Michael Milhoan; Steve Eastin; Art LaFleur; the Lansing family; the Ameskamp family; Keith Rahe; Joyce Lansing; Marcia Weigel; Melissa Jones; Kay Starr; Lee Fleming, Jr.; Dave Hines; Anthony Ross; Karen Bailey; the good students of Baylor University, and baseball (which doesn't, in fact, bring people together, but is still fun to watch).

NO THANKS TO:

Hitler, Satan, Ty Cobb, or Abner Doubleday (none of them ever did show up out of the corn.)

Jeff, Dave and Rodney on the porch swing.

	MAIN PAGE: "If you build it, the other guy won't leave." How baseball didn't bring two people together.
	CHAPTER ONE: Filming begins on a farm in Iowa, but soon the set crosses onto the neighbor's yard, and the "Field of Dreams" is owned by two different farmers.
	CHAPTER TWO: "If you build it, they will come." And they did! 750,000 of them! But which side of the field should they be on? Here's the back story on the two rival sides of the Field of Dreams.
	CHAPTER THREE: We devise strategies to help baseball bring the two rival tourist shops together. (Along with some really twisted schemes.)
	CHAPTER FOUR: SportsHollywood rallies the creators of the film join us in our quest to unite the rival souvenir shops and to "ease their pain."
	CHAPTER FIVE: We make our final pitch. Can SportsHollywood (and baseball) bring the two sides together again? What finally happened, and who went to jail.
	BUY THE MOVIE: Buy the DVD or video. (The DVD contains a documentary about the field.)