They figure out that Seamus must have stolen the coin at the fair, so they go chase him down. Kyle's grandfather tells him that Seamus is an evil leprechaun. On their way, they come across Russell, who joins them. After Seamus and his gang get away, they track down their camper at the end of a rainbow. While they are distracted eating dinner, Kyle and Reilly sneaked into the camper and found the coin. Sensing what's going on, Seamus captures Reilly and will only let him go if Kyle gives him the coin. Kyle wagers a bet to keep both. He bets on sports. The three of them, plus Russell and Seamus' friends, magically end up in Ireland. Kyle and Russell have to compete against them in Gaelic sports. They end up tying, but Seamus refuses to set Reilly free. Kyle risks his freedom and bets on Seamus in basketball without using his lucky coin. They are then transported to the junior high state championship game. Only Kyle, his family, and his friends are aware that they are playing against Seamus and his friends. Russell scores the game winning shot, Reilly is set free, and Seamus has to spend eternity at the land of Kyle's father (within the shores of Lake Erie). Kyle realizes that he doesn't need luck. The movie ends at the school talent show with Kyle embracing his heritage by Irish dancing and singing "This Land is Your Land" with Bonnie. Cast Ryan Merriman as Kyle Johnson Henry Gibson as Reilly O'Reilly Alexis Lopez as Bonnie Lopez Paul Kiernan as Bob Johnson / Robert Smith Marita Geraghty as Kate O'Reilly Johnson / Kate Smith Glenndon Chatman as Russell Halloway Timothy Omundson as Seamus McTiernen Thurl Bailey as Mr. Halloway Duane Stephens as Patrick Charles Halford as McDermot Marshall Hilliard as Eddie McGuire Stan Ellsworth as Basketball Coach David Wee as Extra Chris Lovett as Extra Brittany Koppy (BK) as Extra Kevin Clifford as Garbage Man Ben Dino as Basketball Player #31 Production Parts of the movie were filmed at Lagoon in Farmington, Utah. Remake In 2012, Luck Luck Ki Baat was remade into an Indian television film directed by Iqbal Khan, featuring Satyajeet Dubey and Mahesh Thakur in the lead roles. References External links 2001 television films 2001 films American basketball films American comedy television films Disney Channel Original Movie films Films about Irish-American culture Films about