Main Title Sequence: Designed by Daniel KleinmanTitle Song: "Tomorrow Never Dies" (sung by Sheryl Crow) BackgroundThe Virginian(1929) is a classic western - a film adaptation of Owen Wister""s 1902 western play and original novel.He invented sticky toilet paper...the dead dwarf gag, the soft chain saw." Cochran bragged about his final inspection of quality (involving ""very dangerous" volatile chemicals), his seal of approval, and his trade secrets.Ryan suggested the opposite - if the President were to be asked if he and Hardin were good friends, he should answer: "We""re lifelong friends.After hunting around and inquiring about an order, he asks the pop-sucking little sisters: "A bit cold and pointless, isn""t it, my lovely?" and then invites the two young boppers back to his room to listen to music on his elaborate hi-fi system:What you got back home, little sister, to play your fuzzy warbles on? I bet you got little save pitiful portable picnic players.The White Sox won the game 9-8.It was proposed that the ""Field of Dreams"" game would become an annual event.]Plot SynopsisOpening Introductory Voice-Over:After the title credits (white letters on a black background), the opening narration (voice-over) described a strained father-son relationship between baseball-loving John Kinsella (Dwier Brown) and his son Ray, with additional background family information - accompanied by a montage of sepia-toned photographs, historical baseball footage, aChicago Dailty Tribunenewspaper headline, and other images taken to illustrate the decades:My father""s name was John Kinsella.