A League of Their Own
Penny Marshall
['Dorothy Arzner', 'Bam', 'Mel Welles', 'Jonathan Teplitzky', 'Tony Ching', 'Ken Russell', 'Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy', 'Jay Chandrasekhar', 'Norman Lee', 'Chan', 'Carl Froelich', 'Paddy Considine', 'Bernardo Bertolucci', 'Sebastian Junger', 'Desi Arnaz', 'Chris Columbus', 'William Peter Blatty', 'Fred Guiol', 'Jean Renoir', 'Khwaja Ahmad Abbas', 'Franco Prosperi', 'Michael', 'Barry Levinson', 'Kenneth Anger', 'Birt Acres', 'Rajendra Singh Babu', 'Prabhu Deva', 'Rian Johnson', 'Robert Wiene', 'Lewis Milestone', 'Lawrence Kasdan', 'Eduardo Coutinho', 'Bryan Foy', 'Kevin Rafferty', 'Godard', 'Sam Raimi', 'Rob Reiner', 'Michael Winner', 'Rick Jacobson', 'David Wain', 'Buzz Kulik', 'Martin Donovan', 'Jack Bender', 'Giuseppe De Santis', 'Mira Nair', 'Biswajeet', 'Hal Needham', 'Lambert Hillyer', 'Roman Kachanov', 'Pim de la Parra', 'Lisa Cholodenko', 'Lynn Hershman Leeson', 'Gordon Wiles', 'Liam Neeson', 'Zappa', 'John Waters', 'Gerry Anderson', 'Radhakrishna Jagarlamudi', 'Franco Giraldi', 'David Gordon Green', 'George Stevens', 'Wojciech Jerzy Has', 'Zach Cregger', 'Ron Howard', 'Pauly Shore', 'Basil Dean', 'Deepak Balraj Vij', 'Joan Micklin Silver', 'Didier Bourdon', 'Zahir Raihan', 'Phil Rosen', 'Nigel Cole', 'John Matthew Matthan', 'Marc Daniels', 'Capra', 'Masaru Konuma', 'Lewis Allen', 'Karthik Subbaraj', 'Gordon Chan', 'Mark Robson', 'Maurits Binger', 'Wes Anderson', 'Amol Palekar', 'Hans Alfredson', 'Kaspar Rostrup', 'Maurice Elvey', 'Jean Negulesco', 'Jerry Zucker', 'Ranjith', 'Sacha Guitry', 'Tetsuya Mizuguchi', 'Jules Dassin', 'Jacques Jaccard', 'Werner Schroeter', 'Basu Chatterjee', 'Carl Reiner', 'Nanette Burstein', 'Salah Abouseif', 'Lucas Kazan']
A League of Their Own
A League of Their Own is a 1992 American comedy-drama film that tells a fictionalized account of the real-life All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL). Directed by Penny Marshall, the film stars Tom Hanks, Geena Davis, Madonna, and Lori Petty. The screenplay was written by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel from a story by Kelly Candaele and Kim Wilson. In 2012, A League of Their Own was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".