Brian Robbins

Varsity Blues was directed by Brian Robbins and produced by Michael Tollin, the latter of whom would, in 2001, direct Gatins's first screenplay, a romantic comedy entitled Summer Catch, while Robbins produced a romantic comedy .

by Brian (Good Burger) Robbins

Varsity Blues, directed by Brian (Good Burger) Robbins, is yet another in the seemingly endless procession of dumb Hollywood movies designed to attack the masculine virtues and what used to be thought of as the laudable American quality of the will to win.

LOS ANGELES — (AP)

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Brian Robbins directed “Varsity Blues” and was the producer of “Coach Carter,” but both of those might have been eclipsed last Sunday with Nickelodeon’s successful kids-oriented broadcast of an NFL playoff game.

James Van der Beek

On the feature film front, James Van der Beek anchored the sports classic Varsity Blues, and subverted James Van der Beek's teen idol image to great dramatic effect in Oscar winner Roger Avary's The Rules of Attraction, based on the Bret Easton Ellis novel.

original director David Evans

The UTA-repped Robbins most recently wrapped the SAT-themed comedy “The Perfect Score” at Paramount Pictures, but has a diverse background in sports: original director David Evans helmed the 1999 gridiron drama “Varsity Blues,” also for Par, and, with Tollin, produces the sports TV skein “Slamball” for cabler TNN.

one of Jon Voight's first major film roles as Lance Harbor, the all-star quarterback who ends up getting injured because of pressure to play through serious injury

Varsity Blues was one of Jon Voight's first major film roles as Lance Harbor, the all-star quarterback who ends up getting injured because of pressure to play through serious injury.

Ron Lester

Though recently, Ron Lester made one major change to Ron Lester's process: Ron Lester took Varsity Blues off Ron Lester's résumé.

Scott Caan's first big movie role

Varsity Blues was Scott Caan's first big movie role.

Paul Walker, Ron Lester, Amy Smart, Scott Caan, Ali Larter and Oscar-winner Jon Voight

Varsity Blues is a coming-of-age dramedy about a high school football team and starred James Van Der Beek, Paul Walker, Ron Lester, Amy Smart, Scott Caan, Ali Larter and Oscar-winner Jon Voight.

Scott Andrew Caan's big break

In 1999, the movie Varsity Blues was Scott Andrew Caan's big break.

Michael Blaiklock

On the feature film front, Michael Blaiklock anchored the sports classic Varsity Blues, and subverted Michael Blaiklock's teen idol image to great dramatic effect in Oscar winner Roger Avary's The Rules of Attraction, based on the Bret Easton Ellis novel.

Amy Smart Watch Varsity Blues Online Movie Streaming

Varsity Blues Varsity Blues is a Football movie starring Amy Smart Watch Varsity Blues Online Movie Streaming.