Homer (1970)

Director:

John Trent

Writers:

Matt Clark (story)
Claude Harz (screenplay)

Genre:

Drama

Tagline:

The story of a boy trapped in enemy territory... A small town in America.

Plot Keywords:

Wisconsin | Farmer | Marijuana | Protest | High School Graduation

Cast

Alex Nicol	...	Mr. Harry Edwards
Tisa Farrow	...	Laurie Grainger
Lenka Peterson	...	Mrs. Edwards
Tim Henry	...	Eddie Cochran
Tom Harvey	...	Mr. Jess Tibbet
Jan Campbell	...	Mrs. Grainger
Arch McDonnell	...	Mr. Grainger
Ralph Endersby	...	Hector
Murray Westgate	...	Mr. Cochran
Mona O'Hearn	...	Mrs. Cochran
Bob Warner	...	Sheriff
Trudy Young	...	Sally
Allen Doremus	...	Minister
Tony Parr
Frank Aldous

Runtime:

91 min

Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

USA:GP (original rating) | USA:PG

Filming Locations:

Schomberg, Ontario, Canada

Company:

Cinema Center Films

Trivia:

Offering an impressive soundtrack for a low-budget film, "Homer" is especially notable for being the first film to feature a song by Led Zeppelin. Portions of the song "How Many More Times," which was released on the album "Led Zeppelin I" in January 1969, are played three times during the course of the film.

Movie Connections:

Features "ABC's Wide World of Sports" (1961)

Soundtrack:

Man of Music