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The Explosive Generation ()


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High school teacher gets in trouble when he tries to teach a class in sex education.

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Peter Gifford
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Janet Sommers
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Dan Carlyle
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Mrs. Katie Sommers
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Bobby Herman Sr. (as Steve Dunne)
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Mr. Carlyle
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Mr. George Sommers
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Mr. Morton
Suzi Carnell ...
Marge Ryker
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Terry
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Mark
Peter Virgo ...
Fred - Dean of Boys
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Police Captain
Bruce Kerner ...
Mark
Peter Virgo Jr. ...
George
Judee Morton ...
Charlene (as Judy Morton)
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H.S. - Custodian
Mark Lowell ...
Printing Teacher (as Mark Lowell)
Chris Warfield ...
Ira, Math Teacher
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Bobby Herman Jr.
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Mrs. Ryker (uncredited)
Jim D'Arcy ...
Basketball Player (uncredited)
Anne Dore ...
Miss Martinson (uncredited)
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Student (uncredited)
Michael Gibbs ...
Mr. Meadows - Substitute Teacher (uncredited)
Lee Harris ...
Basketball Player (uncredited)
Ronnie Kelman ...
Basketball Player (uncredited)
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Mrs. Carlyle (uncredited)
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Science Teacher (uncredited)

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Buzz Kulik

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Joseph Landon ... (written by)

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Max Bercutt ... associate producer
Stanley Colbert ... producer
Joseph Landon ... associate producer

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Hal Borne

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Floyd Crosby ... director of photography

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Melvin Shapiro

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Alexis Davidoff

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Ted Coodley ... makeup artist

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Raoul Pagel ... production manager

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Lou Place ... assistant director

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Richard M. Rubin ... props (as Dick Rubin)

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William Bernds ... sound
Walter Elliott ... sound editor (as Walter G. Elliott)

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Nelson Cordes ... camera operator
Lloyd Garnell ... electrician
Martin Kashuk ... key grip

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Alexis Davidoff ... wardrobe

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Dorothy B. Cormack ... script supervisor (as Dorothy Cormack)

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Noel Black ... assistant to producer
Mark McCarty ... assistant to producer
Donald Wrye ... assistant to producer (as Don Wrye)
Martin Zweiback ... assistant to producer

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Plot Summary

Peter Gifford is a likable, dedicated schoolteacher that teaches a senior life skills class. When student Janet Sommers brings up the topic of sex and dating, he asks students to write questions on the topic, and will cover them in the next class. The parents get wind of what Gifford is about to do, notify the principal, and he warns Peter not to read the questions in class. Gifford decides to go against this and is suspended. The whole student body protests, and the administration gets worried on what to do. Written by Pat McCurry

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Taglines They look like kids -- but they want love like adults! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Jeunesse tracassée (France)
  • Frühreife Generation (Germany)
  • Farlig ungdom (Sweden)
  • Ηφαιστειώδη νιάτα (Greece)
  • Ifaisteiodi neiata (Greece)
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  • 89 min
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Trivia According to the Arizona Republic newspaper of August 22, 2014, two days of filming occurred at Mesa High School in Mesa, Arizona. About 350 students got to play extras in the film. Making his Hollywood debut as an extra was a 17-year-old David Geffen, the future music and film producer. See more »
Goofs The first time William Shatner enters the classroom, a microphone is visible at the top of the frame for a full ten seconds. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Inventing David Geffen (2012). See more »
Soundtracks Wait for Me See more »
Quotes Mrs. Katie Sommers: What do you mean "prove" your love?
Janet Sommers: Well if you don't know, maybe you'd better ask DAD!
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