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Year:
Duration:
98 min
Genres:
Comedy | Drama | Romance
IMDB rate:
5.8
Director:
Lewis John Carlino
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1983-07-22
Filming Locations: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Earnings
Gross: $21,667,789 (USA) ( 1983)
Cast
Actor
Character
Jacqueline Bisset
Ellen
Rob Lowe
Skip
Andrew McCarthy
Jonathan
Cliff Robertson
Mr. Burroughs
Stuart Margolin
Balaban
John Cusack
Roscoe
Alan Ruck
Roger
Rodney Pearson
Allen
Remak Ramsay
Kennedy
Virginia Madsen
Lisa
Deborah Thalberg
Susan
Fern Persons
Headmistress DeBreul
Casey Siemaszko
Doug
Aaron Douglas
Barry
Anna Maria Horsford
Maggie
Hal Frank
Schneider
Dick Cusack
Chaplain Baker
William Visteen
Dr. Kreiger
James D. O'Reilly
Mr. Bernhardt
Caitlin Hart
Chemistry Teacher
Virginia Morris
Mrs. Delowie
Stewart Figa
Coach
Paula Clarendon
Sloane
Joan Cusack
Julia
John Kapelos
Bellman
George Womack
Liquor Store Proprietor
Christopher Brake
Hockey Player
Dan Moriarty
Hockey Player
Maria Ricossa
Table Friend
Candace Collins
Buxom Girl
Marty Britton
Buxom Girl
Bruce Norris
Student
Kevin Swerdlow
Student
Wayne Kneeland
Student
J. Todd Shaughnessy
Guard Student
Carole Arterbery
Waitress #1
Nancy Serlin
Waitress #2
Bruno Alexander
Bartender (as Bruno Aclin)
Molly Landgraf
Plain Girl
Mike Bacarella
Man (Beer Can)
Edna Garza
Cute Girl
Albert Stevens
Hot Dog Man
Gary Houston
Salesman
Lolita Davidovich
1st Girl (Motel)
Suzanne Snyder
2nd Girl (Motel) (as Sue Snyder)
Meg Thalken
Bar Patron
Dean Hill
Bar Patron
Steve Head
College Student
Kevin Michael Burke
Student in the Hall (uncredited)
James DuMont
Mr. Simons (uncredited)
Matthew S. Harrison
High School Student (uncredited)
Robert Minkoff
Bit (uncredited)
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Trivia
The picture has often been compared with and likened to The Graduate (1967). Of Class (1983), the following commented in relation to The Graduate (1967): 'Rating the Movies' said that the movie was a "take-off of The Graduate (1967); 'Halliwells' said the film was a "travesty of The Graduate (1967)"; film critic 'Roger Ebert said that the picture was a "prep-school retread of The Graduate (1967)"; whilst trade paper 'Variety' said the film "throw[s] in aspects of The Graduate (1967)"; and 'Movie '83' magazine (Australia) said that the movie was an "80s version of The Graduate (1967)".
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Part of an earlier to mini early to mid 1980s cycle of movies where a young guy has an affair with an older woman. The films include Class (1983), My Tutor (1983), Private Lessons (1981) and They're Playing with Fire (1984).
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Emilio Estevez and Rob Lowe auditioned for the role of Jonathan Ogner. Lowe was eventually cast in the role of Skip Burroughs instead.
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Goofs
Skip politely refuses a sandwich as he and his friends of the dance committee are visiting the all-girl school. After the chaos with the broken vase and the torn blouse, Skip suggests that the students decide on whether to wear costumes....while eating a sandwich.
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Roger has a black right eye in one scene. Later that same day, the black eye is gone.
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When Skip appears to climb through the window during the fight, the window is closed.
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Quotes
Jonathan: Hey, I got it, I'll drop dead. Wouldn't that be nice, huh? I could shoot myself. No, you shoot me and mount my head on the wall next to the moose. You could stretch the panties between my ears. Come on, you'd love that.
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Skip: Worriest thou not about being banished for ever from the Foxfield school for girls, for yea, thought they are the only females within a 100 miles, there is still a place where thou canst journey to. Chicago, on the nine o'clock bus.
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Mr. Bernhardt: Is this meant to amuse me, Mr Burroughs? Why don't you stop by my office about 8 in the morning. To give you time to think about what you've done and to give me time to think about what I'm going to do. Oh, and, um... please invite your "dead" roommate.
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Photos from cast
Lance Kinsey
transparent snow falling clipart wear winter clothes clipart Decorative vinyls for little girls snowflake