Coach (1978) Theatrical Trailer

When Fenton (Keenan Wynn), the preeminent citizen of Granger speaks, the town listens. The town's high-school boys' basketball team has had a losing season, and he wants the coach fired. What's more, he wants to select his replacement. After a computer search, he discovers that the Olympic track star Randy Rawlings has just the right qualifications. When Randy arrives, he discovers that this star athlete is a woman (Cathy Lee Crosby). However, she insists on her right to try and coach the boys, and she not only succeeds at that, but inspires the boys in other ways as well.

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[MerkinMuffly]

You should see the sequel. After Cathy Lee does hard time for having sex with an underage student, she turns a bunch of bull-dykes into the best softball prison team in state, called, "The Twat-Stank Redemption"

[jmontana1979]

Simmons. This is frightening.

[flotteluft]

Well, refering to Wikipedia he was born in 1956, so he was 22 years old. I just said "tiny tot" with a wink, because I've never seen him that young before

[trha2222]

Well, he was only 14 when they filmed this. 

[trha2222]

Well, let's be clear. They had one brief kiss. And that was it. They didn't have sex or anything else. It was very innocent.

[flotteluft]

My goodness! Michael Biehn as a tiny tot ;-)

[megeddo1]

Michael Biehn macks on the coach! Adda boy!

[MerkinMuffly]

You still stalking me on youtube? Ahh, poor baby, you're just mad cause I banned you from posting your garbage on my videos. You'll get over it, don't go away mad, just go away loser :)

[henricusregius]

No. This is Keenan Wynn. He was in well over 100 movies, including many major releases and many of the Disney films of the 1960s and 70s. He was also a mainstay of early television and a regular guest star on TV drama series from the early 1950s till he died in 1986. His imdb page lists 275 credits as an actor, plus 48 as himself. His father, Ed Wynn, was also a well-known actor and comedian, and was in "Mary Poppins."

"Blue" was Pat Cranshaw, another (much less well known) character actor.