Field of Dreams

Celebrate one of the most beloved cult classic movies with our Field of Dreams collection. Featuring pop culture t shirts inspired by unforgettable quotes and iconic imagery, these designs are made for fans who want to wear a little nostalgia with pride. From “If You Build It” to “Go the Distance,” each tee captures the spirit of the film in a timeless, easy-to-wear style.

Explore our Field of Dreams shirts for a nostalgic look that pairs perfectly with your everyday rotation. With five fan-favorite designs, this collection is a great choice for anyone searching for retro movie shirts and classic fandom apparel.

Field of Dreams

Whether you’re shopping for yourself or looking for a gift for a movie fan, these shirts bring together comfort, style, and a memorable tribute to a true favorite. Browse the collection and find the design that speaks to you.
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  • Ball and Bats Field of Dreams t-shirt in white

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - Ball and Bats

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - Ball and Bats
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  • Navy Field of Dreams t-shirt featuring Field of Dreams If You Build It design

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - If You Build It

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - If You Build It
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  • Navy Field of Dreams t-shirt featuring Field of Dreams He Will Come design

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - He Will Come

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - He Will Come
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  • Navy Field of Dreams t-shirt featuring Field of Dreams Quote And Player design

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - Quote and Player

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - Quote and Player
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  • Graphite heather Field of Dreams t-shirt featuring Field of Dreams Go The Distance design

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - Go the Distance

    Field of Dreams T-Shirt - Go the Distance
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Questions

When did Field of Dreams come out and who directed it?
It is a 1989 sports fantasy drama directed by Phil Alden Robinson.
Is the movie based on a book?
Yes, it is based on W.P. Kinsella’s 1982 novel Shoeless Joe.
What is the famous line from the movie?
It is "If you build it, he will come," which is often misquoted as "they will come." The line ranks number 39 on AFI’s 100 Years...100 Movie Quotes.
Who starred in Field of Dreams?
Kevin Costner plays Ray Kinsella, with Amy Madigan as Annie, James Earl Jones as Terence Mann, Ray Liotta as Shoeless Joe Jackson, and Burt Lancaster as Doc "Moonlight" Graham.
Was this Burt Lancaster’s last movie?
Yes, playing Doc "Moonlight" Graham was Burt Lancaster’s final film role. He reportedly turned the part down at first before a friend convinced him to reconsider.
Did the filmmakers want Kevin Costner from the start?
No. Robinson and the producers did not originally consider Costner, assuming he would not want another baseball film after Bull Durham. The lead was reportedly offered to Tom Hanks first, and he declined.
Where was the movie filmed?
On Don Lansing’s farm in Dyersville, Iowa. The baseball field was built by people who had previously worked on Dodger Stadium and the Rose Bowl.
Can you still visit the field?
Yes, the field remains a major tourist attraction. By the film’s 20th anniversary it was drawing roughly 65,000 visitors a year.
How did they grow the corn so tall?
Irrigation was used to quickly grow the corn up to Costner’s height, with water reportedly brought in by tanker from Lake Michigan.
Were any famous actors extras in this film before they were stars?
Yes. According to the article, then-teenagers Matt Damon and Ben Affleck were extras in the Fenway Park scene.
The author character was not always going to be fictional, right?
Correct. Robinson first wrote the story around real author J.D. Salinger, but Salinger reportedly threatened legal action, so Robinson created the fictional Terence Mann, a role written specifically for James Earl Jones.
How did they film that long line of cars at the end?
The final scene reportedly required 1,500 cars. Local radio stations broadcast the director’s instructions so drivers could switch between high and low beams to create the effect of motion.
How did the movie do at the box office and at the Oscars?
It earned $84.5 million against a $15 million budget and received three Academy Award nominations, for Best Picture, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Original Score, winning none.
Has the film been officially recognized as a classic?
Yes. In 2017 it was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry.