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	Ron Shelton - Biography - Moviefone
		Through the auspices of Spottiswoode, Shelton was finally able to sell A Player to Be Named Later, which, under the title Bull Durham, was directed by Shelton on a tiny budget in 1988.
		Shelton's next project was Blaze (1990), a near-lampoon account of the romance between Louisiana governor Earl Long(Paul Newman) and stripper Blaze Starr (Lola Davidovich).
		In 1994, ex-baseballer Shelton came full circle with Cobb, the much awaited biopic of controversial baseball legend Ty Cobb (Tommy Lee Jones); alas, by concentrating only on Cobb's vitriolic final years (and only peripherally on his baseball activities), the film proved a letdown to both Cobb's and Shelton's fans, ending up a box-office loser.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/ron-shelton/111129/biography (338 words)

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		Shelton, who co-wrote "Hollywood Homicide" with Robert Souza, slices off a small piece of that story in this film, about two police detectives investigating a shooting at a nightclub.
		But having invoked the ghost of Ramparts, Shelton abandons it — as he does the notion of a mystery story (because he reveals the killer 15 minutes into the film).
		You just wish Shelton had written and directed a movie that was just as sharp.
	www.lycos.com /info/hollywood-homicide--ron-shelton.html (264 words)

	Ron Shelton @ Filmbug UK
		Ron Shelton was born in Whittier, California, and raised in Santa Barbara.
		Shelton then teamed up with Woody Harrelson, Wesley Snipes and Rosie Perez in the 1992 playground basketball comedy White Men Can't Jump, about two basketball hustlers who team up to run a scam on L.A.'s toughest courts.
		Shelton and Costner re-teamed in 1996 with the romantic comedy Tin Cup starring Rene Russo, Don Johnson and Cheech Marin.
	www.filmbug.co.uk /db/35519 (416 words)

	Ron Shelton - Rotten Tomatoes
		Ron Shelton admits that he sees life from the...
		Isaiah Washington is in final negotiations to play the lead villain in Revolution Studios' untitled cop project directed by Ron Shelton.
		Filmmaker Ron Shelton ("Tin Cup") will direct "Hacksaw," a fact-based feature about Ed "Hacksaw" Jones, a man renowned for breaking out of any prison.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /p/ron_shelton/news.php (413 words)

	`Tin Cup' wraps up shooting in area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Shelton said they never lost a day to the weather.
		Shelton didn't even have the luxury of studying classic golf films.
		Shelton and Norville are golfing buddies who got the idea for the film while on the links.
	www.chron.com /content/chronicle/features/95/12/15/tincup.html (1302 words)

	Amazon.com: White Men Can't Jump: Video: Ron Shelton,Wesley Snipes,Woody Harrelson,Rosie Perez,Tyra Ferrell,Cylk ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ron Shelton, the writer and director, focusses on grown men trying to make a living at a boy's game, and he does full justice to the sweet absurdity of that enterprise.
		Shelton and his crew (which includes cinematographer Russell Boyd and the editor Paul Seydor) have put together basketball sequences that capture the free-flowing rhythms of the game.
		Shelton orchestrates the narrative like a veteran point guard: he's a wily pro with a streak of playground showmanship, and that's an ideal style for movies as well as for basketball.
	www.amazon.com /White-Men-Cant-Jump-Shelton/dp/6302459702 (1675 words)

	IGN: An Interview with Ron Shelton
		Additionally, Shelton worked his way up from being a screenwriter (his first script sold when he was 35) to being a director (he didn't direct his first picture until he was in his 40s).
		Shelton can thank his undeniable romantic baseball classic Bull Durham for pigeonholing him as one of the leading sports inclined screenwriters/directors in Hollywood.
		Shelton, however, is not at all worried about comparisons between the two films.
	filmforce.ign.com /articles/386/386663p1.html (1579 words)

	Cinequest 11 Maverick Spirit Awards - Ron Shelton
		Shelton begins by writing a screenplay, weaving his chosen themes with words and background and character and plot, and then works collaboratively with his cast on films to create a virtual masterwork of a film.
		Shelton's writing reflects his odd entrance to film, (by way of the minor leagues) filled with all manner of references, sharp comedy, lyric pacing, and sports themes.
		Director Ron Shelton, Actor Lolita Davidovich, Editor Paul Seydor, Director of Photography Mark Vargo, and Composer Alex Wurman reunite to discuss their work together and to show illustrative samples from the film.
	www.cinequest.org /2001/guide/spirit-shelton.html (533 words)

	Ron Shelton Biography at Hollywood.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Shelton attended college on a baseball and basketball scholarship and signed with the Baltimore Orioles upon graduation.
		Shelton was also responsible for the ambitious but underperforming biopic "Blaze" (1989), based on the notorious relationship between Louisiana governor Earl Long and famed stripper Blaze Starr.
		Shelton also had a hand in the screenplay for the big-budget sequel "Bad Boys 2" as one of three credited (and over a dozen uncredited) writers on the film.
	www.hollywood.com /celebritydetail/Ron_Shelton/190967 (1290 words)

	Ron Shelton Information
		Ron Shelton (September 15, 1945 in Whittier, California) is a U.S. film director, most notable for making movies about sports.
		Shelton is an alumnus of the University of Arizona.
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	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Ron_Shelton (38 words)

	Ron Shelton--The Lybarger Links Interview
		Shelton’s unusual attitude toward female roles extends to the other aspects of his filmmaking.
		Part of the reason for Shelton’s insistence on running things his own way is the fact that his movies frequently deal with risky topics such as religion.
		Shelton was raised with a Baptist background and attended the evangelical Westmont College.
	tipjar.com /dan/ronshelton.htm (901 words)

	Ron Shelton's Cobb
		SABR members eagerly anticipated Ron Shelton's film Cobb but unless you lived in a major market it probably didn't make it to a theater near you (and even then you had to get down to the box office before it left on a no-return road trip).
		Shelton is both a fine gentleman and a wonderful raconteur.
		His baseball scenes had to be delayed until the end of the schedule, and when a double wasn't running for him Jones would just run until he collapsed in pain.
	www.davidpietrusza.com /Cobb.html (488 words)

	IGN: An Interview with Ron Shelton
		Additionally, Shelton worked his way up from being a screenwriter (his first script sold when he was 35) to being a director (he didn't direct his first picture until he was in his 40s).
		Shelton has been inexplicably drawn to these types of characters for years.
		Shelton, however, is not at all worried about comparisons between the two films.
	movies.ign.com /articles/386/386663p1.html (1586 words)

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		Ron has been a trusted resource to our professional clients for over eight years.
		Ron is also an expert in sound system design for houses of worship as well as for schools, clubs and corporate installations.
		As your GC Pro account manager, Ron will research solutions for your technical problems, demo equipment at your facility and he has instant access to Guitar Center's huge inventory and buying power.
	www.gcpro.com /acctmgr_ron.html (198 words)

	Ron Shelton--The Lybarger Links Interview
		Shelton’s unusual attitude toward female roles extends to the other aspects of his filmmaking.
		Part of the reason for Shelton’s insistence on running things his own way is the fact that his movies frequently deal with risky topics such as religion.
		Shelton was raised with a Baptist background and attended the evangelical Westmont College.
	www.tipjar.com /dan/ronshelton.htm (901 words)

	SPLICEDwire \| "Hollywood Homicide" review (2003) Ron Shelton, Harrison Ford, Josh Hartnett
		But writer-director Ron Shelton ("Tin Cup," "Bull Durham") -- who wrote this film just after completing his for-hire helming of the genuinely cliché-riddled L.A. cop drama "Dark Blue" -- embraces this ostensible triteness and reshapes it into comedy of the absurd without being conspicuously ironic or self-aware.
		As a part-time yoga instructor (Shelton finds a lot of humor in the fact that many police officers have supplemental careers), he sleeps with a lot of his students but can never remember their names.
		If you're not tuned in to Shelton's crafty fillet of formula, "Hollywood Homicide" might come off like a weak "Lethal Weapon" rip-off (the inevitable high-speed-chase finale includes a mid-air flip-over car crash, live L.A. traffic-copter TV coverage, and both Ford and Hartnett hijacking vehicles from unsuspecting bystanders).
	www.splicedonline.com /03reviews/hwoodhomicide.html (661 words)

	Amazon.ca: Cobb: DVD: Ron Shelton,Ned Bellamy,Jimmy Buffett,Scott Burkholder,J. Kenneth Campbell,Bill Caplan,Eloy ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ron Shelton could not have painted an uglier portrait if he'd made a movie about Adolf Hitler.
		The dynamic Shelton explores between the legendary ballplayer and Al Stump, his harried biographer, is thoroughly engrossing, eliminating the need to rely on re-created old-time footage that might have served as a crutch.
		Shelton's adaptation of Stump's book makes Cobb and his biographer more similar than either would like to admit: each exploits the other for his own self-aggrandizing purposes, even if Stump's are sanctioned under the guise of journalism and the slippery quest for "truth." ~ Derek Armstrong, All Movie Guide
	www.amazon.ca /Cobb-Ron-Shelton/dp/B0000A02YH (1847 words)

	Office of Public Affairs » Alumnus, Filmmaker Ron Shelton
		Ron Shelton, director of the 1988 Oscar-nominated film “Bull Durham” and a 1967 alumnus of Westmont, will speak on “Ideas of Redemption in Popular Culture” 3:30 p.m.
		Shelton received his bachelor’s degree from Westmont and a master of fine arts degree in art from the University of Arizona.
		On April 18, clips from three of Shelton’s movies will be shown and Dr. Greg Spencer, a Westmont communication studies professor, will interview Shelton in an exploration of the topic.
	cgi2.westmont.edu /blogs/public_affairs/2003/04/17/alumnus-filmmaker-ron-shelton (190 words)

	Amazon.com: Bull Durham: DVD: Ron Shelton,Kevin Costner,Susan Sarandon,Tim Robbins,Trey Wilson,Robert Wuhl,William ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The film, directed by its writer, Ron Shelton, a former minor league player, is rich in subtle detail.
		Ron Shelton spent some time in the minor leagues represented in his screenplay for Bull Durham, so he knows about the baseball things represented.
		Ron Shelton - Director, Ron Shelton - Writer (Written by), Mark Burg - Producer (producer), Charles Hirschhorn - Producer (associate producer), David V. Lester - Producer (executive producer), Thom Mount - Producer (producer)...
	www.amazon.com /Bull-Durham-Ron-Shelton/dp/B00005V9HG (1978 words)

	Ron Shelton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Ron Shelton has 2 in-development credits available on IMDbPro.com.
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	Blogcritics.org: Kurt Russell in Ron Shelton's Dark Blue: Just a Piece
		Ron Shelton's Dark Blue opened and shut so fast earlier this year I had a feeling it must be better than the trailer made it look, which was like Training Day (2001) with the races of the good and bad cops reversed.
		Russell's big confession scene at the end is, by Shelton's admission in a March 2002 interview with Carlo Cavagna of AboutFilm, crammed with back story because they "couldn't figure out another way to do it".
		Shelton's follow-up feature Hollywood Homicide, a ramshackle, casually tossed-off comedy about the LAPD that never expects you to take its melodramatic plot seriously, is the better movie.
	blogcritics.org /archives/2003/07/04/110053.php (3093 words)

	Amazon.ca: Dark Blue: DVD: Ron Shelton,Khandi Alexander,Jonathan Banks,Graham Beckel,Eloy Casados,Lolita ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Problem is that Perry and his young partner, Bobby Keough (Scott Speedman) are already being investigated by the tireless Deputy Chief Holland.
		Ron Shelton who is known for his sports-related comedies like "White Men Can't Jump" and "Bull Durham" gives a nice effort in his first try at a police drama but the dreary photography and overly talky premise keeps this one from being a real crowd-pleaser.
		The script from "Training Day" screenwriter David Ayer is clever but the film seems to lack any energy at all until its explosive final act.
	www.amazon.ca /Dark-Blue-Ron-Shelton/dp/B00005JLO8 (1609 words)

	Ron Shelton Photos - Ron Shelton News - Ron Shelton Information
		Ron Shelton Photos - Ron Shelton News - Ron Shelton Information
		Arliss is sued by an older baseball player for conflict of interest after he tells him that no one wants him, then negotiates a huge deal for a younger baseball client.
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	IGN: Ron Shelton
		Shelton Claims All Souls - March 28, 2005
		An Interview with Ron Shelton - February 19, 2003
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	Ron Shelton Forum @ Filmbug
		I have also a need to contact Ron for an audiance...
		It makes good since for them to bury theirselves behind walls, it's just as important for me to breach the wall for your humble time Ron.
		A friend of his, from baseball days, Joe Cullinane (former sportscaster - now 80 years old) lost contact and would like to re-connect with Ron.
	www.filmbug.com /db/35519-8 (781 words)

	Ron Shelton - Salon
		Despite the battered grandeur of Kurt Russell, this fable of rotten cops in Rodney King's L.A. is mostly macho posturing.
		Ron Shelton's comedy about wisecracking, tough-talking basketball rivals opens up more racial dialogue than any message movie.
		The unpredictable star talks about his overlooked boxing flick, "Play It to the Bone" -- and tries to avoid preaching.
	dir.salon.com /topics/ron_shelton (254 words)

	eMedicine - Tumescent Liposuction : Article by Ron Shelton, MD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Author: Ron Shelton, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Dermatology, Mount Sinai Medical Center
		Ron Shelton, MD, is a member of the following medical societies: American Academy of Dermatology, American College of Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology, American Medical Association, American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery, International Society for Dermatologic Surgery, and Medical Society of the State of New York
		In particular, all drug doses, indications, and contraindications should be confirmed in the package insert.
	www.emedicine.com /derm/topic526.htm (2852 words)

	Ron Shelton pic, poster, close-up pics & event picture
		Ron Shelton pic, poster, close-up pics & event picture
		Sports movies writer and director Ron Shelton, also known as Ronald Shelton, has worked for such films as Hollywood Homicide (2003), Play It to the Bone (1999), and White Men Can't Jump (1992).
		Former second baseman for Baltimore Orioles farm team (1967-1971), Shelton has appeared as guest in the TV’s Arli$$ in episode His Name Is Arliss Michaels on 30 August 1998.
	www.aahceleb.com /pics/ron_shelton.html (132 words)

	Ron Shelton Movies - Ron Shelton Film - Ron Shelton TV Shows
		Ron Shelton Movies - Ron Shelton Film - Ron Shelton TV Shows
		This list contains all contributed appearances for Ron Shelton.
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	www.tv.com /ron-shelton/person/219966/appearances.html (75 words)

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