The story follows three teenagers through their senior year of high school in the 1960s, focusing on the star athlete of the group.The story follows three teenagers through their senior year of high school in the 1960s, focusing on the star athlete of the group.The story follows three teenagers through their senior year of high school in the 1960s, focusing on the star athlete of the group.
Randy Mark Herman
- Jerry McDuffy
- (as Randy Herman)
Wendy Rastattar
- Susie Wilson
- (as Wendy Rastatter)
Damon Douglas
- Miller
- (as Damom Douglas)
Carl Marzani
- Priest
- (as Carl Mariani)
- Director
- Writer
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- TriviaCast members Dennis Quaid and PJ Soles were married this same year the movie was released, 1978. She also made film history starring in John Carpenter's Halloween that October and he appeared in the made for TV horror Are You Alone In The House? The couple also both appeared in Breaking Away (1979) before divorcing in 1983.
- GoofsWhen Dean lowers David by rope to the bridge span below, David paints "Cathy" with a "C" in the close-up shot, but a moment later in the wider shot, it appears to be spelled "Kathy" with a "K". When the police car leaves and Dean in seen in a wide shot pulling David back up on the bridge, the bridge span is clean with no paint at all.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 42nd Street Forever, Volume 4: Cooled by Refrigeration (2009)
- SoundtracksSo Much For Dreams
Performed by Dave Loggins (as Dave Loggins)
Lyrics by Dave Loggins (as Dave Loggins)
Music by Charles Fox
Featured review
High school seniors in 1967 hope to get a lock on their futures: Scott Jacoby is the track and field jock who needs to win the big meet in order to get a college scholarship; Dennis Quaid is the goof-off; Joe Penny is the romantic and the first to be drafted. 'Nostalgic' teen pic has a fine cast, though the focus is strictly on the boys (the ladies are either girlfriends, sexual conquests or, in Joanna Cassidy's case, a prostitute). No cliché goes unturned in this script. It's a by-the-numbers underachiever despite a handsome production including great-looking classic cars (but, curiously, no vintage pop songs on the soundtrack). Shot on-location in Georgia, the woodsy settings never become vital to the proceedings (this story could have taken place anywhere). Not much headway from TV's "Happy Days"; worse, the movie had the unfortunate luck of opening in the US one month prior to "Grease", after which it promptly sank. * from ****
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- Also known as
- El año de la victoria
- Filming locations
- Fayetteville, Georgia, USA(opening credits: race takes place at Fayette County High School)
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $1,997,705
- Gross worldwide
- $1,997,705
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