When her softball team is cut at Will Rogers High, a Cherokee girl draws inspiration from Will Rogers and decides to play boys baseball despite sabotage from the school superintendent.

Since our last update, Will Rogers Family Representative Jennifer Rogers-Etcheverry met with producers, potential investors, and others associated with the Will To Win movie while visiting Oklahoma! The Will To Win movie is the first of its kind to be fully endorsed by Will Rogers’ family. Producers are thrilled that Ms. Rogers-Etcheverry is serving as a consulting producer on the project.

BASEBALL PLAYERS

The Will To Win movie will be looking for high school baseball players (ages 18+) for the movie when it films. No acting experience required! Do you or someone you know fit the profile? If so, please contact us at willtowinmovie@kkp.film. A more formal casting call will go out at a later date, but this is a great way to get your name on the list right now as a potential actor!  

DID YOU KNOW…

You are witnessing history! For the first time since Will Rogers’ own son played him in The Will Rogers Story (1952) the Will To Win movie is set to portray Will Rogers in a fictional film, with the blessing of the Rogers family! Since his death in 1935, American audiences have encountered Will Rogers in documentaries, news features, or the 1952 biopic. Although a quick Google search reveals his presence in many films from the 1920’s and 1930’s, no film since has brought Will Rogers back to the silver screen in the manner we are embarking upon.

“We will never have true civilization until we have learned to recognize the rights of others.

-Will Rogers

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