A coming of age story about the best times of our life; a time where the music, the fashion, and the art dictate your youth into complacency. On the day Lando turns twenty-one, all he wants...
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Title: Glory Boy Days (2008)
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Jared Mendiola | ... | Lando |
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Kameron Collins | ... | Trent |
| Eric Callero | ... | Aces | |
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Charisse Loriaux | ... | Friday |
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Riley Kempton | ... | Lars |
| Lauren Plaxco | ... | Tara | |
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Tony Agresti | ... | Yardbirds |
| Nicole Maxali | ... | Amy | |
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Omar Muñoz | ... | Solitude |
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Stuart Mahoney | ... | Leaker Larry |
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Will Rivera | ... | Goblin |
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Hang Holoyda | ... | Lando's Mother (as Hang Nguyen) |
| Brad Kranich | ... | Danny Boy | |
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Victor DeLucie | ... | Chet (as Victor S. Delucie) |
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Josh Jack Carl | ... | V. Sickman |
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A coming of age story about the best times of our life; a time where the music, the fashion, and the art dictate your youth into complacency. On the day Lando turns twenty-one, all he wants is to hang out with his co-workers, bickering couple Lars and Friday; see his girlfriend Amy; then go to a party with his friends Aces, Trent and Yardbirds. Facing pressure from his stepfather, Lando discovers throughout the day that youth is as cherished as it is fleeting. The end of innocence and the blossoming of experience go hand and hand whenever accountability jades us into adulthood. Glory Boy Days proves that the deepest definition of youth is life untouched by tragedy. Written by Radar Scope Reworked
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EnglishRelease Date:
18 January 2008 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
San Jose, California, USACompany Credits
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I just returned from watching this film in a huge packed theater at Cinequest in San Jose. One character, "Aces", notes that they are all living their "Glory Boy Days." But I think the film is actually about the point when they realize their Glory Boy Days are over or ending. I think that's the point that we all have our first "mid-life crisis". Very reminiscent of Kevin Smith's "Clerks" in several ways, for instance a heavy load of very smart dialogue. The actor that plays the main character told us he had never acted before which is quite unbelievable. I would keep a look out for everyone involved in this film. I was pretty impressed with this film and I think it really shows potential for even better future films from this director.