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Number One (1976)

42 min  -  Short | Drama
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Two little girls hide in the boys' bathroom at school so they can find out what happens there. When two boys come in... See full summary »

Director:

Dyan Cannon

Writer:

Dyan Cannon
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Cast

Credited cast:
Nan Martin Nan Martin ...
Teacher
Allen Garfield ...
Principal
Gary Lockwood ...
Mr. Boyer, Philip's father
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Philip Boyer Philip Boyer ...
Philip Boyer
Dyan Cannon ...
Matt's mother
Shea Rowan Shea Rowan
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Storyline

Two little girls hide in the boys' bathroom at school so they can find out what happens there. When two boys come in, the four gradually talk each other into taking off their clothes. The principal catches them, and angrily berates them for what they've been up to, warning them that he'll have to tell their parents about the incident. Later repercussions are seen as parents of three of them separately discuss and fight about what has happened, with some taking a winking attitude of their child's discovery and others battling about how to react. Returning to school poses an additional challenge, as everyone has found out what has gone on. Written by scgary66  

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Short | Drama

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Country:

USA

Language:

English

Filming Locations:

California, USA

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Mono
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Trivia

Dyan Cannon based the story on her own recollection of sneaking into a boys' restroom when she was a little girl. See more »

Crazy Credits

The end credits are written on a chalkboard, with some of the names
misspelled as if a child had written them. See more »