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Directors:
Writer:
Danny Opatoshu (written by)
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Release Date:
25 April 1976 (USA) more
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Tagline:
The street where starlets are made! more
Plot:
Joe Dante directs this story of the glamour, the glitter, the magical allure of Hollywood... and not a speck of it rubs off on Miracle Pictures... more | add synopsis
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(27 articles)
Christmas? Zombies? Monroeville Mall?
 (From Fangoria. 9 December 2009, 8:23 AM, PST)

Sedgwick Unhappy With Hollywood Star
 (From WENN. 7 December 2009, 5:31 PM, PST)

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Cast

  (Cast overview, first billed only)
Candice Rialson ... Candy Hope
Mary Woronov ... Mary McQueen
Rita Georg ... Bobbi Quackenbush
Jeffrey Kramer ... Patrick Hobby
Dick Miller ... Walter Paisley
Richard Doran ... P.G.
Tara Strohmeier ... Jill McBain
Paul Bartel ... Erich Von Leppe
John Kramer ... Duke Mantee

Jonathan Kaplan ... Scotty
Billy C. Farlow ... Singer (as His Lost Airmen)
George Frayne ... Commander Cody (as Commander Cody)
George Wagner ... Cameraman
W.L. Luckey ... Rico Bandello
David Boyle ... Obnoxious Kid
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Additional Details

Also Known As:
The Starlets (USA) (working title)
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Runtime:
83 min
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Color:
Color (Metrocolor)
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
Filmed in ten days in October 1975 for less than $60,000. more
Quotes:
Obnoxious Kid: Can I have your autograph?
Bobbi Quackenbush: Sure, kid. What's your name?
Obnoxious Kid: David.
Bobbi Quackenbush: OK, David.
[signs paper and hands it to the kid]
Bobbi Quackenbush: There you go.
Obnoxious Kid: Here's what I think of the Avengers!
[tears up autograph, kicks Bobbi in the shin, and leaves]
Bobbi Quackenbush: I could sure dig meeting a better class of people.
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Movie Connections:
Featured in Los Angeles Plays Itself (2003) more

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"Hello, Hollywood", 9 January 2002
Author: Vince-5 from On top of the Hollywood Sign

In the autumn of 1975, Roger Corman set out to make the fastest, cheapest drive-in movie in the history of New World Pictures. This wild, uproarious cult classic is the result. Candice Rialson is Candy Hope, a starry-eyed Midwestern beauty hoping to make it big on that street of dreams, only to find that the glitter is just glass from broken liquor bottles. Instead, she ends up as a contract starlet with Miracle Pictures, a prolific B-movie factory grinding out sleaze epics for the passion pits of America (sound familiar?). Dick Miller is her agent. The always-fantastic Mary Woronov is Mary McQueen, the studio's Amazonian leading lady who has no patience with the new crop of upstarts ("You get your boobs in front of a camera and you're ready to jump into the cement!"). Everyone is shipped to the Philipines to shoot Machete Maidens of Moratau, with Paul Bartel as the director ("Your motivation is to massacre 3,000 Asiatic soldiers."). The film is pieced together with stock footage from other New World masterpieces, particularly Death Race 2000, with Candy donning David Carradine's famous leather mask. A kid at a drive-in cries out for more sex, while his parents deride the movie as "sick" and "worse than television." A drive down Hollyweird shows the famous Pussycat Theatre and various adult bookstores and massage parlors. A romantic interlude is serenaded by Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen, belting out a raucous, dirty country tune. Mary's name is superimposed onto the poster for Untamed Mistress. Robbie the Robot refuses to do nudity. B-movie in-jokes come thick and fast, including a girl stabbed to death on a bed frame a la Snuff. The whole thing looks great, especially for $60,000, and is consistently hilarious--especially Mary, complete with cigarette holder and the vocabulary of a sailor. A bona fide drive-in classic. And remember..."If it's a good picture, it's a Miracle!"

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