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Two friends living in a small town during the 1960s, run away to enjoy their freedom during the Vietnam War, thus disappointing the father of one of them. When they return to town, they realize the importance of family unity.

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Ralph Carr
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Scott
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Cliff
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Jessie
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Beth
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Ev
Christopher Wynne ...
Alden
Keller Kuhn ...
Marsha
Steve Foster ...
Marshall
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Coach Heart
Welton Tootle ...
Junior Roberts
Don Devendorf ...
Reverend Hardy
Robert Louis Stevenson ...
Dean Bonner (as Dr. Robert Louis Stevenson)
Jason Summers ...
Protestor
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Hitchhiker
Michael Fowler ...
Passenger
David Webster ...
Soldier
Jennifer Rothschild ...
Wife (as Jennifer Rubin)
John Garber ...
Radio Announcer
Paul Gillon ...
Boy in audience
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Janitor (as Al Cerullo)
Mical Whitaker ...
Janitor
Kara Zielke ...
Nude Woman
James O. Stafford Jr. ...
Nude Man
Maureen Paglia ...
Folksinger
David Whiting ...
Folksinger
Bobby Catania ...
The Psychedelicatessen Band
Howard Kingkade ...
Matty
Carl Espy ...
Billy
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Guard
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Ralph's Cellmate
Roy E. Hubbard ...
Border Patrolman
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kevin Briggs ...
Passenger (uncredited)
Kelly Briggs Jackson ...
Passenger (uncredited)
Lance H. Rubin ...
Bandleader (uncredited)

Directed by

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Ernest Thompson

Written by

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Ernest Thompson ... (written by)

Produced by

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Bill Badalato ... producer
Ariel Bagdadi ... associate producer
Thomas Coleman ... executive producer
Daniel Grodnik ... Produced by
Michael Rosenblatt ... executive producer

Music by

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Michael Small

Cinematography by

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Jules Brenner

Editing by

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William M. Anderson

Editorial Department

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Tara McKinley ... apprentice film editor
Armen Minasian ... associate editor
Dan Muscarella ... color timer
Michelle Pazer ... assistant film editor
Lois Trent-Bring ... negative cutter

Casting By

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Jane Feinberg
Mike Fenton
Pamela Guest ... (as Pamela Rack)
Valorie Massalas

Production Design by

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Marcia Hinds

Art Direction by

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Bo Johnson

Set Decoration by

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Jan K. Bergstrom

Costume Design by

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Julie Weiss

Makeup Department

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Sheryl Berkoff ... makeup artist
Marie-Gabrielle Clark ... makeup artist
Jamil Ina ... assistant hair stylist / assistant makeup artist
Jeanne Van Phue ... key hair stylist

Production Management

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Sue Baden-Powell ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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David B. Householter ... first assistant director
Chip Vucelich ... second assistant director
R.P. Sekon ... second unit director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Julie M. Anderson ... art swing gang
Mindy Frank ... art swing gang
Patrick Fuhrman ... greensman
Sands Herrin ... art swing gang
Kevin Hughes ... property master
Tim Keating ... lead man (as Timothy Keating)
Keith G. Lewis ... on-set dresser
Evelyn Marrin ... art swing gang
Tyler Patton ... assistant property master (as Tyler James Patton)
Janet Petersen ... on-set dresser
Lars Petersen ... art department associate
Richard Pille ... construction coordinator
Michael Thomas ... art swing gang

Sound Department

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Desmond Cannon ... assistant sound editor
Lee Dragu ... assistant sound editor
James Dean Fisher ... foley artist
Grover B. Helsley ... re-recording mixer
Russ Hill ... sound editor
Joseph Holsen ... sound editor
Brent Johnson ... boom operator
Donald F. Johnson ... sound mixer
Tim Song Jones ... sound transferer
Mike Le Mare ... supervising sound editor
William L. McCaughey ... re-recording mixer
Joel Moss ... sound recording engineer
Anthony Palk ... sound editor
Nancy Parker ... foley artist
Troy Porter ... adr mixer
Richard D. Rogers ... foley mixer / re-recording mixer
Carolann Sanchez-Shapiro ... assistant sound editor (as Carolann Sanchez)
Steve Schwalbe ... assistant sound editor
Karola Storr ... sound editor (as Karola Stork)

Stunts

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Dan Bradley ... stunt coordinator
Denney Pierce ... stunts (as Denny Pierce)
J. Suzanne Rampe ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Logan R. Berkshire ... grip
Dwight Campbell ... gaffer
Joe Celeste ... key grip
Elliot Davis ... additional photographer
Mark Davison ... assistant camera
Lee A. Dublin ... second assistant camera
Joan Geguld ... electrician
Rufus Granger Jr. ... grip
Philip Holahan ... camera operator
Bobby Huber ... key grip
Jeffrey Jur ... additional photographer (as Jeff Jur)
Edward 'Tantar' LeViseur ... best boy grip
David Luckenbach ... electrician
John Maninger ... electrician
James M. McEwen ... best boy electric
Dino Parks ... gaffer
Steev J. Pears ... first assistant camera
Brian Robertson ... grip
David Robey ... best boy electric
Andy Rosen ... still photographer
Marty Rudder ... grip
Andy Ryan ... electrician
Oley Sassone ... additional photographer
Riko Schatke ... grip
James 'Brandy' Spear ... third assistant camera
Scott Stuart ... electrician
Scott Stuart ... electrician
Paul Varrieur ... assistant camera
Allen D. Waters ... electrician
Lou Weinert ... second assistant camera
Gary A. Williams ... grip
Jamie Young ... best boy grip
Greg Patterson ... set lighting (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Joey Alfieris ... extras casting
Sara Epstein ... extras casting assistant
Barbara Harris ... adr voice casting
Cynthia Stillwell ... casting: Georgia

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Randy Dudley ... costume assistant
Roy Gomez ... costume assistant
Laurie Hudson ... costume assistant
Carol Kunz ... assistant to costume designer

Location Management

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Buddy Enright ... location manager
Jeffrey Harlacker ... location liaison (as Jeff Harlacker)

Music Department

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Johanna Lyle Bennett ... assistant music editor
Doug Botnick ... music consultant
Jolene Cherry ... music supervisor
Brigitte Daloin ... assistant music editor
Christopher Dedrick ... orchestrator
Allan Mason ... music consultant
Robert Randles ... composer: additional music / music editor
Masashi Yokokawa ... assistant music editor
Tom Boyd ... oboe soloist (uncredited)
George Doering ... musician (uncredited)
James Thatcher ... musician: French horn (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Annette Haywood-Carter ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Pat Brown ... transportation captain
Charles Carter ... driver
Maurice Dunster ... driver
Carl Ellis ... driver
Gerry Gillespie ... driver
Roy A. Grace ... transportation coordinator
Ed Jones ... driver
B.K. Logan Jr. ... driver
Fred Pope Jr. ... driver
Celeste Ristau ... picture car coordinator
A.J. Woods ... driver
Prentis Woods ... driver

Additional Crew

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Nancy Adamson ... assistant to producers
Steven Angeli ... production assistant
Fred Baron ... production associate
Keith A. Baumgartner ... production coordinator
Richard Bennett ... production assistant
Irene Brafstein ... teacher
Mark Duncan ... production assistant
David Fulton ... unit publicist
Kelly Griffin ... craft service
Claudia Jankowski ... dog trainer
Sharon Mann ... production associate
Troy Manning ... production assistant
Ann Payne ... assistant: Mr. Thompson
April Pearce ... assistant production accountant
Derry J. Pearce ... production accountant
Dan Perri ... title designer
Reni I. Seakon ... post-production accountant
R.P. Sekon ... production executive
Sara Spring ... production assistant
Ellis Vaughn ... cook
Brad Wallace ... production assistant
Donna K. Williams ... production secretary
Cyndie Williams Young ... assistant: Mr. Thompson (as Cynthia E. Williams)
Jonathan Dana ... studio executive (uncredited)
L. Robert Stanfield ... photo double/stand in (uncredited)
Jon Turtle ... financier (uncredited)
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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Two college students, Ralph and Scott, live in a small minded Maryland town at the onset of wide public dissatisfaction with the Vietnam War. While Scott's brother Alden enlists in the country's armed forces, he and Ralph are outspoken in their opposition to the war. Scott's attitude alienates him from his father and he and Ralph leave town to enjoy their freedom. But when Ralph is expelled from college, he suddenly becomes a prime candidate for serving the country's armed forces. When they learn Scott's brother is declared missing in action, the lifelong friends take drastic - and illegal - measures to ensure Ralph's freedom. This event proves to be the catalyst needed to bridge the gap between father and son and enlightens them both to the true cost of war. Written by MGM/UA Home Video

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Taglines The year the country split apart and a generation came together. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Die Generation von 1969 (Germany)
  • Aufrecht gegen den Strom (Germany)
  • 1969-та (Bulgaria, Bulgarian title)
  • 1969: i giorni della rabbia (Italy)
  • Ezerkilencszázhatvankilenc (Hungary)
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  • 95 min
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Budget $7,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia When Kiefer Sutherland first moved to Los Angeles, he shared an apartment with Robert Downey Jr. for over a year. See more »
Goofs As Alden is leaving for Vietnam, it is supposed to be Easter weekend of 1969. The kid on the bus is reading a book with the Brady Bunch on the cover. The Brady Bunch didn't premiere until September of 1969. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Pretenders: Windows of the World (1988). See more »
Soundtracks Windows of the World See more »
Quotes Scott: OK, Ralph, you know, I don't have to help you, but let me tell you something. If you flunk out and die in Vietnam, that's the end of our friendship, fuck you, you know.
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