Question 1

What real-life detail about De La Salle High School's football program did the movie change?

Accepted Answer

In the 2004-2005 season, DeLaSalle didn't win until their 4th game (against Archbishop Mitty), and they did not play Long Beach Poly that season as shown in the film.

Question 2

What personal connection did Jim Caviezel have to the Detroit Lions during filming?

Accepted Answer

Jim Caviezel wore a Detroit Lions hat in a practice scene because his brother-in-law, Scott Linehan, was the Lions' offensive coordinator at the time of filming.

Question 3

How did Jim Caviezel prepare to play Coach Bob Ladouceur?

Accepted Answer

Caviezel attended the 2012 California Open Division football championship when De La Salle played Centennial and filmed footage of Coach Bob Ladouceur to prepare for his role.

Question 4

Which character in the film was completely fictional despite being portrayed as a star player?

Accepted Answer

Chris Ryan, played by Alexander Ludwig, was a made-up character for the film, not based on a real player.

Question 5

What is the tuition cost at De La Salle High School, and how does the school handle students who can't afford it?

Accepted Answer

De La Salle is a private high school with tuition of $16,000 per year, but scholarships are available for students who cannot afford it.

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