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The historic 1973 tennis match between middle-aged champion Bobby Riggs and young feminist Billie Jean King.
Holly Hunter Ron Silver Matt Letscher Bob Gunton Jacqueline McKenzie Elizabeth Berridge Vincent Van Patten Caitlin Martin Gerry Becker Kathleen Gati Michael Mantell Kali Rocha Maureen Mueller Patrick Kerr Caroline Aaron Fred Willard Emma Cline Trevor Goddard Jill Brennan Kenneth White Heidi Schanz Stacey Martino Charley J. Garrett Mark Murphy Lamar P. Smith Abigail Mavity Jonathan Brown Michael Cavanaugh Jim Lau Nick Ullett Kent Faulcon Paul Collins Eileen Galindo Linda Porter Elimu Nelson Aloma Wright Kelly Miyashiro Sybil Temchen Tom Ormeny Roy Lee Jones Joe O'Connor Rainn Wilson Nona Niedert Elizabeth Ruscio Leon Martell Rick Zieff China Shavers Leonard Kelly-Young Gildart Jackson Marjorie Lovett Rory Knox Johnston Maura Vincent Frank Ertl Scott Klace Tom Kemp Sal Viscuso Evan O'Meara Jim Abele Stockard Channing
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