Three rookie sailors who have just completed basic training are out on their first weekend pass. As they hit one bar after another, they soon forget everything the Navy ever taught them.
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Title: Weekend Pass (1984)
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Cast
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| D.W. Brown | ... | Paul Fricker | |
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Peter Ellenstein | ... | Lester Gidley |
| Patrick Houser | ... | Webster Adams | |
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Chip McAllister | ... | Bunker Hill |
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Pamela Kay Davis | ... | Tina Wells (as Pamela G. Kay) |
| Hilary Shepard | ... | Cindy Hazard (as Hilary Shapiro) | |
| Graem McGavin | ... | Tawny Ryatt | |
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Daureen Collodel | ... | Heidi Henderson |
| Annette Sinclair | ... | Maxine | |
| Grand L. Bush | ... | Bertram | |
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Sara Costa | ... | Tuesday Del Mundo |
| Valerie McIntosh | ... | Etta | |
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Cheryl Song | ... | Chop Suzi |
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Peter Bailey-Britton | ... | Henri |
| Teddy Wilson | ... | Nat (as Theodore Wilson) | |
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Three rookie sailors who have just completed basic training are out on their first weekend pass. As they hit one bar after another, they soon forget everything the Navy ever taught them.
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72 Hours of liberty to forget everything the navy taught themGenres:
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3 February 1984 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Opening Weekend USA:
$1,451,676, 5 February 1984Gross USA:
$21,058,033Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$21,058,033Company Credits
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The plot of WEEKEND PASS reminded me of those old musical comedies starring Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra in which a trio of up-for-it sailors come on shore leave for the weekend and engage in all kind of escapades. Unfortunately this is the lame '80s comedy version of the story, put out by trash purveyors Crown International, and it's as dumb and stereotypical as you'd expect.
The problems are tenfold. For starters, the main characters are all jerks, and I mean real scumbags. When you see the way they treat women and find out the kind of humour they enjoy then you'll end up hating them too. Secondly, the adventures they embark on are dumb and designed to titillate than anything else. They end up at a sleazy strip club, allowing for ample nudity from the female extras, and also head to a comedy club and listen to various racist and offensive jokes.
To pad out the running time there are a few sub-plots here and there and some slapstick moments, although surprisingly for a Crown International film, no scene of a dog tearing off a woman's bikini top. Oh well - you can't have everything...