In a surreal dream sequence at Fenway Park, the deceased Rocco appears to the MacManus brothers to restore their wavering spirits. Using the Red Sox and early explorers as metaphors, he challenges them to reclaim the power of faith before they embark on their next mission.
ROCCO: Come on. The game's starting. Funny thing about the Red Sox. We never gave up hope, y'know? It's what kept us going all those years. And they did it. They finally fuckin' did it. What are we all gonna do now, huh? I lost a lot of money on 'em. But I gotta admit. Always felt better...betting t
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Find audition scenes for "Rocco's Faith in the Underdogs" from Troy Duffy's All Saints Day. This inspiring drama features a group scene where Rocco guides the MacManus brothers. Perfect for actors seeking philosophical, contemporary material.
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