Willie Beamen is a fictional character from the film "Any given sunday".
Willie wonders if Tony doesn't like him because he is racist.
Willie calls a play that Julian doesn't agree with.
Willie doesn't think that their team is playing like a team.
Willie tells some reporters that he always was a star, he just had to let eve...
Cap and Willie are finally getting along as Cap compliments Willie's throwing...
Tony jokes with Willie right before the last play in order to settle his nerv...
Tony tries to give Willie a pep talk to get him to stay with the team.
Willie tells Tony that Cap taught him a valuable lesson in the first half of ...
Willie tells a reporter that he likes throwing downfield best.
Tony has invited Willie over for dinner to go over some basics.
Tony gets ready to put Willie into the game and asks him if he is going to th...
Willie tells Tony that he wants to be more than a ghost after his playing day...
Willie tells Tony that he haas got some confidence and Tony tells him to make...
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