Michael James Johnson

BITE THE BULLET is an epic Western adventure featuring an amazing award-winning cast. Directed by Robert Brooks (In Cold Blood, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof), the film's turn of the century tale of high stakes and harsh tests of endurance glorifies the kind of gutsy men and women who built this country. Two-time Oscar(r) winner GENE HACKMAN plays a former rough-rider who matches wits with a lovely but shady lady in distress (Oscar(r) nominee CANDICE BERGEN). Academy-Award(r) winner JAMES COBURN (1997 Best Supporting Actor, Affliction) is a drifting ex-cowboy who joins a gruelling 700-mile race and competes against a young, reckless cowboy (JAN-MICHAEL VINCENT), a haughty English sportsman (Oscar(r) nominee IAN BANNEN), and a gutsy Pony Express rider (Oscar(r) winner BEN JOHNSON, 1971 Best Supporting Actor, The Last Picture Show).

Nevada, SR (4V), 6' 2, 240 lbs. Drafted #120 by Cleveland: Round 4, Pick 25

The Road To Galveston movie trailer - starring Piper Laurie, Cicely Tyson, Tess Harper, James McDaniel, Penny Johnson. Directed by Michael Toshiyuki Uno. Genre: Drama Rating: PG-13

A cutthroat sports agent rediscovers his scruples and is promptly fired. Thus begins a painful yet joyful journey of a self discovery rollercoaster ride through the crazy world of freelance sports.

ESPN Video: Jon Barry, Magic Johnson and Michael Wilbon talk about LeBron James' state of mind.

ESPN Video: Jon Barry, Magic Johnson and Michael Wilbon talk about LeBron James' state of mind.

Synopsis: A successful young sports agent awkwardly embarks on a new life when he jettisons his comfy agency job in this hilarious & touching romantic comedy. Cuba Gooding Jr. won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. USA - 1996 - R

Jerry Maguire (Cruise) works for Sports Management International, a company that manages the careers of present and future professional athletes. Much of his job involves 'spinning' negative publicity surrounding his clients, encouraging them to continue playing even at the expense of their health and families, and even turning autograph sessions into money-making enterprises.