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James Nesbitt Presents Eat My Goal (2004) [N/A]

Release Date:
November 22, 2004

Original Title:
James Nesbitt Presents Eat My Goal

Alternate Titles:
Eat My Goal

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Granada Ventures Ltd.

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: PG 

Runtime: 55

The Ultimate Football Humiliations

Overview from TheMovieDB

Eat My Goal is the search for the ultimate moment of footballing humiliation. Join die hard footie fan James Nesbitt as he celebrates the lighter side of the noble game with the quest to unearth the true highs and the very, very lows of life as a professional footballer. From hilarious own goals, impossible misses, stunning showboating & unbelievable score lines, this is the greatest collection of humiliation on the football field ever assembled. And at the end of the programme James concludes the search for the worst humiliation of them all with his very own top 10. What will be the no. 1....and will you agree with him ? Eat My Goal.....because football can make utter fools out of anyone.

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Production

Assistant Production Manager:
Jack Briggs Toner

Associate Producer:
Rosie Kingham

Camera Operator:
Adrian Camm
Tim Mitzman

Director:
Andrew Dagnall

Executive Producer:
Peter Meunier

Makeup Artist:
Nichola Bellamy

Producer:
Conrad Withey

Researcher:
James Waters

Sound:
Tim Rawson

Visual Effects:
Jason Hare

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Peter Halston

Writer:
Simon Bullivant

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