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Foxes (1980) 5.9
A group of four teenage girls come of age in the asphalt desert of the San Fernando Valley set to a blazing soundtrack and endless drinking, drugs and sex. Director:Adrian LyneWriter:Gerald Ayres |
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Cast
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| Jodie Foster | ... | ||
| Cherie Currie | ... | ||
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Marilyn Kagan | ... |
Madge Axman
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| Kandice Stroh | ... |
Deirdre
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Brad
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Mary
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Jay
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Mrs. Axman
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Adam Faith | ... |
Bryan
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Sloan Roberts | ... |
Loser
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Jill Barrie Bogart | ... |
Sissie
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Wayne Storm | ... |
Frank
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Mary Margaret Lewis | ... |
Gladys
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Greg
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Bobby
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A group of four teenage girls in the San Fernando Valley, and the usual problems teenagers have to cope with. Deidre is fascinated by sex, Madge is unhappily overweight, Annie is into drugs and Jeanie has to take care of all of them. They think that the school is a waste of time, their boyfriends immature and the grown-ups come from another planet. Written by Mattias Thuresson
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The City Had It Coming. See more »Genres:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
29 February 1980 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Twentieth Century Foxes See more »Filming Locations:
Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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Madge: Well I am.
Jay: Please come back here.
Madge: Why, so you can beat me up?
Jay: You're goddamn right!
Madge: [walks off] Forget it.
Jay: Please?
Madge: What?
Jay: What do you mean what?
Madge: Please what?
[...]
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Lyrics by Bruce Sudano, Joe Esposito & Eddie Hokenson
Music by Giorgio Moroder
Performed by Brooklyn Dreams
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Did You Know?
Trivia
Annie (Cherie Currie)'s shoulder tattoo of a cherry is real. Currie had got the tattoo during her tenure as lead singer of the band The Runaways in reference to their signature song "Cherry Bomb." See more »Goofs
Brad's hair changes during shots, while riding home with the girls after the Angel concert. See more »Quotes
Jay: [Madge tries to leave after her and Jay had the argument] I am not through talking to you!Madge: Well I am.
Jay: Please come back here.
Madge: Why, so you can beat me up?
Jay: You're goddamn right!
Madge: [walks off] Forget it.
Jay: Please?
Madge: What?
Jay: What do you mean what?
Madge: Please what?
[...]
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Soundtracks
"Shake It"Lyrics by Bruce Sudano, Joe Esposito & Eddie Hokenson
Music by Giorgio Moroder
Performed by Brooklyn Dreams
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This is one of the best Jodie Foster movies out there and largely ignored due to the general public's misconception of it as a teen flick. It has wonderful performances, particularly a fight scene between Jodie and her mother, played by a convincing Sally Kellerman. The three girls that play Jodie's friends are somewhat amateurish but I do think it is worth seeing.