Film still:Ā Courtesy of Nate Fisher

Ļć½¶Šć Alum Hits a Comedy Home RunĀ 

Nate Fisher ’15 has cowritten a new baseball movie that’s earning critical acclaim for its funny, tender look at quiet camaraderie among men. Named for a trick pitch, Eephus is about one final game between old friends in small-town New England. Making the movie, set in a single day on the diamond, was its own team effort, Fisher said. ā€œThe whole cast and crew lived together in two houses near the baseball field. That collaborative spirit came through in the movie.ā€ That said, every sports film needs a spirited monologue, too, and Fisher, who also costars, wrote a rousing one for his character. ā€œI wanted to sum up the point of the movie directly, and it’s a lot easier to deliver when you’ve written it yourself.ā€Ā ā—½


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