Ron Shelton

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Ron Shelton is an American film director.

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Ron Shelton has written and directed some of the most iconic sports films, including “White Men Can’t Jump,” Tin Cup,” and “Bull Durham.”

Writer-director Ron Shelton on ‘Bull Durham’ breaking the rules of a typical sports movie

Ron Shelton has written and directed some of the most iconic sports films, including “White Men Can’t Jump,” Tin Cup,” and “Bull Durham.”

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Director Ron Shelton talks sports and independent filmmaking in Just Getting Started.

Ron Shelton: Just Getting Started

Director Ron Shelton talks sports and independent filmmaking in Just Getting Started.

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