Graduates of a Los Angeles high school in 1965 see America's culture and politics gradually change.
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| Dermot Mulroney | ... | Pirate | |
| Ricky Schroder | ... | Stick (as Rick Schroder) | |
| Kelli Williams | ... | Sunshine | |
| Noah Wyle | ... | Finnegan | |
| Jill Schoelen | ... | Babette | |
| Kristin Minter | ... | Tracy | |
| Lucy Deakins | ... | Mary Beth | |
| Kenneth Ransom | ... | Calvin (as Kenny Ransom) | |
| Seymour Cassel | ... | Pop | |
| Paul Gleason | ... | Mr. Burton (as Paul Xavier Gleason) | |
| Frederick Coffin | ... | Mr. Maran | |
| Janet MacLachlan | ... | Lottie | |
| Andrew Robinson | ... | Frank | |
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Humble Harve Miller | ... | The Beard |
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Shon Greenblatt | ... | Morrisey |
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In the final few days of Pop's Paradise - a hamburger joint that's been a second home to Westwood High's senior class - and a group of friends must face the biggest decisions of their lives. There's Stick, a surfer headed for Vietnam, Pirate, who wants to discover America along Route 66, and Michael, whose political activism may destroy his Harvard-bound future. Little do any of them realize that their final carefree days will also mark the end of their - and all of America's - innocence. Written by Anonymous
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It was the summer of '65. Rock 'n' roll was alive. And the future of this country went looking for America. See more »Parents Guide:
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2 September 1994 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$10,500,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend USA:
$84,137, 5 September 1994, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
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Written by Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley, O'Kelly Isley
Performed by Clifford Goldsmith (as Cliff Goldsmith), Gillis and Terrence Forsythe
Produced by Barry Fasman
Published by Windswept Pacific Entertainment Co. d/b/a Longitude Music Co. (BMI)
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Filmed in 1990, but wasn't released until four years later due to Orion Pictures' bankruptcy. See more »Goofs
The film is set in 1965, so it's unlikely Pirate would have heard Tim Hardin's "A Reason to Believe" which wasn't released until 1966. See more »Soundtracks
ShoutWritten by Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley, O'Kelly Isley
Performed by Clifford Goldsmith (as Cliff Goldsmith), Gillis and Terrence Forsythe
Produced by Barry Fasman
Published by Windswept Pacific Entertainment Co. d/b/a Longitude Music Co. (BMI)
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"There Goes My Baby" (title of a 1965 song) is one of the many movies that deals with the end of an era in this case: the American innocence established between the end of WWII and the murder of President Kennedy. The movie shows us the last day and evening of the class of '65 where the boys and girls are together before they take off to the real world i.c. college, tour of duty in Vietnam, discovering the real America by car, becoming a music-star or a member of the flower-power movement in San Francisco... Each of these students have their hopes and dreams. Each character represents a different aspect of the American society. At the end of the movie not many dreams have come true. The difficulty of this kind of movie is that there are several students that are being followed so each story is very thin spread during the course of the movie. There is no real depth of caracter or background. The movie never explains why these students act the way they act or what their motive is to do something. Nevertheless the performance and drive of each actor is superb especially Dermot Mulroney, Rick Schroder and pre-E.R. Noah Wyle. They are all very convincing in their role and they glue very well together. A great asset of this film is the use of the music from 1965. Dialogue is not needed because the songs of that era say it with more passion and determination than any scripted dialogue could ever do. This movie is a-must-see for everyone who wants to know how it was in 1965 when America lost her innocence. After seeing this movie it seems that the golden sixties were never that golden and the youth had as much trouble as they have today! Highly recommended.