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Kenny & Company (1976)Several days in the life of Kenny, a typical 12-year-old, and his friends. Kenny goes through all the activities that most of us went through as kids as he and his friends prepare for ... See full summary » Director:Don CoscarelliWriter:Don Coscarelli |
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Title: Kenny & Company (1976)
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Dan McCann | ... |
Kenny
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A. Michael Baldwin | ... |
Doug
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Jeff Roth | ... |
Sherman
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Ralph Richmond | ... |
Big Doug
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Mr. Donovan
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Clay Foster | ... |
Mr. Brink
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Kenneth V. Jones | ... |
Mr. Soupy
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Willy Masterson | ... |
Johnny Hoffman
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David Newton | ... |
Pudwell
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James E. dePriest | ... |
Dad
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Kate Coscarelli | ... |
Mom
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Terrie Kalbus | ... |
Marcy
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Margaret Alexander | ... |
Kenny's Sister
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Starla Dotson | ... |
Sister's Friend
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Eswin Cajas | ... |
Paco
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Several days in the life of Kenny, a typical 12-year-old, and his friends. Kenny goes through all the activities that most of us went through as kids as he and his friends prepare for Halloween. Along the way, Kenny deals with such childhood issues as bullies and his first crush on a girl. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
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Get ready to have a happy day... Kenny & Co. are coming your way! See more »Certificate:
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November 1976 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Regarding other films from the 70's which took a stab at documenting the feel of life for the average suburban kid, I'd put them in this order...
(1) Kenny & Company (2) Over The Edge (3) The Bad News Bears (4) Breaking Away
I'm a longtime Phantasm fan, and I just watched Kenny & Company for the first time tonight. It's clear that the studio COMPLETELY dropped the ball when they shelved this film in the US.
Anything I'm inclined to say about how good this film is has already been said by other equally impressed viewers here on the boards, though I have to add that I have a new-found respect for Phantasm's bartender, the Tall Man's handyman, and the foxy granddaughter of the mute fortune teller. Reggie is in top form. And Fred Myrow-- the composer of Phantasm's score-- is present here, as well.
Now that it has seen the light on day on DVD (and it's a beautiful transfer with great sound, by the way), I'm certain Kenny & Company is destined to become a classic as news of its existence spreads.