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  1. 26. Jan. 1999 · The Wetonkawa Flash: Directed by Boyd Hale. With Ryan Thomas Johnson, Mark Boone Junior, Neil Giuntoli, Toby Huss. Wetonkawa, Oklahoma has one claim to fame and his name is Harley Henson, a.k.a., "The Wetonkawa Flash": the greatest football player in state history.

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    • Comedy
    • Boyd Hale
    • 1999-01-26
  2. 26. Jan. 1999 · "The Wetonkawa Flash": the greatest football player in state history. If this man hadn't suffered his debilitating knee injury, well sir, there'd be statues of him in the Football Hall of Fame. Twenty years later, the shine is wearing off Wetonkawa's golden boy.

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  4. "The Wetonkawa Flash": the greatest football player in state history. If this man hadn't suffered his debilitating knee injury, well sir, there'd be statues of him in the Football Hall of Fame. Twenty years later, the shine is wearing off Wetonkawa's golden boy.

  5. But thanks to an overzealous preacher, an attempted assassination by the town dog catcher, and a little divine intervention, the Wetonkawa Flash is about to become a legend once again. "The Wetonkawa Flash": the greatest football player in state history.

  6. The town of Wetonkawa, Oklahoma has only one claim to fame: Harley Henson, aka the 'Wetonkawa Flash', the greatest football player in state history. But now Henson is middle-aged, his son hates him, his wife wants a divorce, and his record is about to be broken. But now, thanks to a preacher and...

  7. 26. Jan. 1996 · Synopsis by Jonathan Crow. Boyd Hale and Wendy Hopkins co-direct this light comedy about the profound emptiness of existence and suicidal depression. Harley Henson (Mark Boone, Jr.) had his moment of glory 20 years ago when he broke the state football rushing record. A knee injury killed any chances at furthering his football career.