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Jane Wagner (writer)
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22 December 1978 (USA)
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The only thing they have in common... is each other.
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One year after "Saturday Night Fever," John Travolta starred in this love story between a young drifter and an older woman - Lily Tomlin...
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I had (blessedly) forgotten this train wreck
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Lily Tomlin | ... | Trisha Rawlings |
 | John Travolta | ... | Strip Harrison |
 | Andra Akers | ... | Naomi |
| Bert Kramer | ... | Stu Rawlings |
| Shelley R. Bonus | ... | Peg |
| Debra Feuer | ... | Stacie |
| James Luisi | ... | Dan Santini |
 | John O'Leary | ... | Pharmacist |
| Neil Flanagan | ... | Storekeeper |
| Tom Slocum | ... | Band Leader |
 | Michael Consoldane | ... | Hotel Desk Clerk |
| Jo Jordan | ... | Bookstore Lady |
| Joseph Schwab | ... | Druggist |
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USA:102 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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2.35 : 1 more
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Errors in geography: In opening credit montage, Trisha is seen strolling through Beverly Hills shopping district carrying a coat and a bag from a boutique; by time movie has started she is still carrying same things, only now she is miles away, outside Schwab's Drugstore in West Hollywood - nowhere within convenient walking distance of Rodeo Drive.
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Trisha Rawlings:
[clasping her hands worshipfully] Ohhhh... STRIP!
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Referenced in Beverly Kills (2005)
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Sometimes When We Touch
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Rich and lonely Trish (Lily Tomlin) meets and falls in love with Strip (John Travolta) who's at least 15 years younger than her. They both have issues--but do they love each other enough to battle those issues together? Believe me--you won't care!
I had forgotten that I saw this. I was 16 when it came out and this (inexplicibly) has an R rating. I had always loved Lily Tomlin and wanted to see it. In fact at the time this came out Tomlin and Travolta were (purportedly) madly in love with each other in real life. It turns out that was all a publicity stunt to sell the movie. Anyways, I conned my mom into taking me to see it. Wow--was THAT a mistake! Talk about dull! My mom and me literally kept dozing off during the movie. By the end (which is REAL stupid) I actually was giggling at how hopeless this movie was. It bombed badly and years of therapy helped me block it. But...it's come back to haunt me! Tomlin and Travolta CAN be good (given the right material) but this script was just so tedious and dull that even they couldn't pull it off. Travolta is as good as anyone can be. Tomlin REALLY tries but she's hopelessly miscast. She only got the role because director Jane Wagner and her were (and still are) lovers. I (sorta) want to see this on DVD to see if it's as bad as I remembered. I've heard there might actually be a DVD release of this in the works. That would be kind of cool. A 1 all the way.