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American Graffiti

Titolo originale: American Graffiti
Regia: George Lucas |
Anno: 1973
Origine: United States of America |
Generi: Commedia Dramma
Tag: farewell | california | rock 'n' roll | robbery | airplane | car race | love at first sight | radio station | radio presenter | radio | vandalism | coming of age | semi autobiographical | kids | 1960s |
Cast: Richard Dreyfuss | Ron Howard | Paul Le Mat | Charles Martin Smith | Cindy Williams | Candy Clark | Mackenzie Phillips | Wolfman Jack | Bo Hopkins | Manuel Padilla Jr. | Beau Gentry | Harrison Ford | Jim Bohan | Jana Bellan | Deby Celiz | Lynne Marie Stewart | Terence McGovern | Kathleen Quinlan | Timothy F. Crowley | Scott Beach | John Brent | Gordon Analla | John Bracci | Jody Carlson | Del Close | Chuck Dorsett | Stephen Knox | Joe Miksak | George Meyer | James Cranna | Johnny Weissmuller Jr. | William Niven | Al Nalbandian | Bob Pasaak | Christopher Pray | Susan Richardson | Jan Dunn | Charlie Murphy | Ed Greenberg | Lisa Herman | Mark Anger | Kay Lenz | Caprice Schmidt | Joe Spano | Debralee Scott | Ron Vincent | Donna Wehr | Cam Whitman | Jan Wilson | Suzanne Somers | Fred Ross | George Lucas |

Siamo negli anni Sessanta. John Miller, Terry Fields, Steve Bilander e Curt Menderson sono quattro amici arrivati al confine tra l'adolescenza e la vera giovinezza. Il pensiero più importante per loro è di avere una ragazza di sera, ma naturalmente non c'è rosa senza spine. Tra spavalderia, entusiasmo di vivere, maturità millantata e ben più sincera maldestraggine, le loro aspettative e le loro insicurezze vengono collaudate da una serie di situazioni che trovano il loro coronamento nel più classico dei duelli automobilistici.
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It is one of the first films to use period popular music in lieu of an orchestral soundtrack. The on [...] D
There is a Mel's Diner at Universal Studios Orlando where patrons can stop in and eat. Parked out fr [...] D
Francis Ford Coppola encouraged George Lucas to cast Wolfman Jack as himself in a cameo appearance. D
The company which provided the DC-7 airplane for the final scene was called "Magic Carpet Travel Ser [...] D
The playing of "oldies" in the soundtrack became part of a 1970s trend where various recordings by t [...] D
The white 1958 Chevy Impala - Steve Bolander's car - sat at the movie studio for some time after the [...] D
George Lucas turned down offers to direct I diamanti dell'ispettore Klute (1973), Tommy (1975) and H [...] D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the Top 100 Funniest American Movies. D
This was one of the first major features to do away with a musical score altogether and just use pop [...] D
George Lucas's last project prior to his Star Wars/Indiana Jones projects. D
Ron Howard and Cindy Williams would go on to future TV series, Howard's being Happy Days (1974) (on [...] D
The soundtrack was originally to consist of some 80 classic rock songs from the 1950s and 1960s, but [...] D
Richard Dreyfuss complained over the wardrobe that George Lucas had chosen for his character. D
There is no real liquor named Old Harper. The closest is I.W. Harper Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, which [...] D
The 1955 Chevrolet driven by Bob (Harrison Ford) was actually three different cars: the "hot rod" ve [...] D
After the success of Easy Rider (1969), Universal Pictures hit on the idea of letting young filmmake [...] D
The band playing at the sock-hop, Herby and the Heartbeats, is Flash Cadillac and the Continental Ki [...] D
Due to the low budget, George Lucas was unable to pay all of the crew members. He offered to give ma [...] D
When John (Paul Le Mat) and Carol (Mackenzie Phillips) are sitting at the red light, a car full of g [...] D
The Douglas DC-7 airplane at the end of the movie was previously owned by the rock group Grand Funk [...] D
Richard Dreyfuss had his forehead gashed after Paul Le Mat threw him into a swimming pool the day be [...] D
Harrison Ford was arrested one night while in a bar fight and kicked out of his motel room. D
According to George Lucas, this film was the first to list all of the crew members during the end cr [...] D
Walter Murch assisted George Lucas in post-production for audio mixing and sound design purposes. Mu [...] D
About 300 pre-1962 cars were needed to create the cruising scenes, and over 1000 classic-car owners [...] D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...] D
In the scene where the rear axle is torn off the police car, the movie title displayed on the marque [...] D
The film was shot almost entirely at night, typically from 9 PM till about 4:30 AM. Though it was du [...] D
This movie was shot almost exclusively at night. D
The retro band at the hop was Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids. Founded in 1969, it was inspi [...] D
George Lucas: can be heard as the voice of the pizza man who Wolfman Jack prank calls at Pinkie's Pi [...] D
George Lucas told film buddy and fellow director William Friedkin that American Graffiti was Lucas's [...] D
Richard Dreyfuss recalls that he was often called onto the set early during camera setups because th [...] D
John and Steve never speak directly to each other, and the only thing that Steve says to John is "Mi [...] D
When Steve and Laurie are introduced at the hop, the MC says, "The next dance will be a Snowball, an [...] D
George Lucas has said that three of the male leads represent different parts of himself: Curt is his [...] D
George Lucas: [THX 1138] License plate on John Milner's car is "THX-138". L'uomo che fuggì dal fu [...] D
Some of the main characters represent different stages from George Lucas's younger life. Curt Hender [...] D
After CinemaScope proved to be too expensive, George Lucas decided that the film should have a docum [...] D
When Wolfman Jack makes an on-air prank call to Pinky's Pizza, the voice on the other end belongs to [...] D
Was Steven Spielberg involved in the making of American Graffiti D
George Lucas had wanted his wife, Marcia Lucas, to edit the film, but Universal executive Ned Tanen [...] D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider. D
The film was shot in sequence, so as filming went on and the actors grew tired from the shooting sch [...] D
Carol calls Jon a J.D., which is short for juvenile delinquent. D
Steve kids a classmate about using "zit makeup." This refers to Clearasil, a pimple-concealing produ [...] D
First credited screen appearance of Kathleen Quinlan. She plays Peggy, a girl who comforts Laurie, w [...] D
The pinball machines in the arcade are from left to right Gottlieb's Wild Wild West (1969) , Gottlie [...] D
One of the main reasons why so many studios initially turned down the script was because George Luca [...] D
The cars in the film are metaphors for their drivers. The snooty girls are riding in a parent's Cadi [...] D
One of the scenes that had to be edited out involved an oily used car salesman. George Lucas origina [...] D
Two cameras were used simultaneously in scenes involving conversations between actors in different c [...] D
Paul Le Mat, Harrison Ford, and Bo Hopkins were often drunk between takes, and had conducted climbin [...] D
During the sequence in which John and Carol smeared shaving cream on the 1960 Cadillac and deflated [...] D
In gratitude for his performance George Lucas gave Wolfman Jack a fraction of a percentage point of [...] D
The film was briefly considered to be released as a TV movie as studio executives felt the film's la [...] D
During most of the film the sounds on the radio were enhanced with a "slap-back" effect - a near sim [...] D
President of United Artists David V. Picker gave George Lucas the go ahead to write American Graffit [...] D
Although the story takes place in Modesto, California, George Lucas decided not to film there, as he [...] D
Re-released as a double feature with La stangata (1973). D
John wears a white T-shirt and jeans, which was the uniform of the day for the tough kids with the c [...] D
It's a common misconception that this film inspired TV's Happy Days (1974). The original pilot for t [...] D
At the hop when Steve and Laurie are introduced to lead a dance the song playing is 'Smoke Gets in Y [...] D
Filming began on 6/26/72 and ended on 7/24/72 after 4 weeks or 28 days of filming. D
Mackenzie Phillips got the part of Carol when she was 12 years old. Her parents put her on a plane w [...] D
In the movie the street where the final drag race took place between Falfa and Milner was called Par [...] D
To finance this film, George Lucas approached his father among others for money, which he found trou [...] D
The only film directed by George Lucas that doesn't begin with a big block of scrolling text (the op [...] D
Epilogue says that Curt Henderson (Richard Dreyfuss) now is a writer. In Stand by Me - Ricordo di un [...] D
Butch Patrick was up for a role in this movie. George Lucas told him he had to cut his hair. Butch r [...] D
The three scenes that were added to the 1978 re-release were cut from the original release as a resu [...] D
Features Candy Clark's only Oscar nominated performance. D
Vic, the boy who talks to Debbie at Mel's, was played by Joe Spano. He later would play the NASA dir [...] D
Because the main cast was associated with younger actors, the casting call and notices went through [...] D
As Milner starts cruising, the 1961 Del Shannon song Runaway is playing on the radio. This was the f [...] D
The movie listed on the cinema marquee when the cop car loses its rear axle is "Dementia 13", which [...] D
The film was previewed before an audience of young people in Northpoint Theater, San Francisco, on a [...] D
Universal initially projected a $600,000 budget, but added an additional $175,000 once producer Fran [...] D
The scene in which Steve assures Laurie he is staying in town and not going with Curt was shot in on [...] D
Mark Hamill auditioned for a part. He was famously cast in the lead of director George Lucas' next f [...] D
The way George Lucas had originally written the script had each of the four story lines following ea [...] D
Over 100 unknown actors auditioned for Curt Henderson before Richard Dreyfuss was cast. George Lucas [...] D
Even though Steve was supposed to be a year older than Laurie, Ron Howard is actually seven years yo [...] D
Set designer Roger Christian claims he added the pair of dice hanging in the Millennium Falcon cockp [...] D
The Fender Stratocaster that the guitar player is using at the sock hop is a 1950's body. However, t [...] D
The scene after the drag race in which John admits to Terry that he was losing when Falfa's car lost [...] D
The Fonzie character was added to Happy Days because Paul Le Mat's John Milner Greaser character was [...] D
Universal thought so little of the film (not knowing how to market it, and certain that as it had no [...] D
Production proceeded with virtually no input or interference from Universal. D
The scene at the liquor store in which Terry asks Debbie for money was shot in one take. Candy Clark [...] D
Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz found the ending depressing and were incredulous that George Lucas pla [...] D
Though only credited as "visual consultant," Haskell Wexler acted as the de facto cinematographer fo [...] D
Universal Pictures gave Lucas $600,000 and another $175,000 for a total of $775,000 dollars. Lucas's [...] D
Wolfman Jack, who played himself in the movie, was specifically chosen by George Lucas to play a rol [...] D
Despite many Paramount/Universal movies of the era being heavily released by CIC Video in the UK for [...] D
The Ford Coupe driven by Paul Le Mat's character had a 1966 Chevrolet 327 cu.in. engine. The black 1 [...] D
At the end of the film, the text indicates that the character of Curt is 'a writer living in Canada' [...] D
In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #62 Greatest Movie of All Time. D
In 1962, when the movie is set, Richard Dreyfuss, Paul Le Mat, Cindy Williams, Candy Clark, Bo Hopki [...] D
John's "Alright, boss," response to Carol was an imitation of Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson, who played [...] D
After Verna Fields's departure, George Lucas struggled with editing the film's story structure. He h [...] D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the Top 100 Greatest American Movies. D
Budgetary reasons forced George Lucas to drop the opening scene, in which the Blonde Angel, Curt's i [...] D
Filming was beset by a series of misfortunes and disasters. The day before filming was due to start [...] D
The '55 Chevy Bob Falfa drives is the same '55 Chevy used in the movie Strada a doppia corsia (1971) [...] D
The film is set in director George Lucas hometown of Modesto, California. D
The entire sock hop sequence was filmed in one day. D
Fred Roos, a former casting director on The Andy Griffith Show (1960), suggested Ron Howard for the [...] D
Harrison Ford was asked to cut his hair for the film. He refused, stating that his role was too shor [...] D
Harrison Ford initially turned down the film because he was offered $485 a week, less than he earned [...] D
Cindy Williams originally wanted to play Carol, and was even willing to have braces put on her teeth [...] D
The story in American Graffiti is said to have taken place in September of 1962 just before school s [...] D
When Charles Martin Smith pulls up on the Vespa in the beginning, his crash into the building wasn't [...] D
The DC-7 that Richard Dreyfuss boards at the end of the film (Magic Carpet Airlines) had a flat tire [...] D
The DC-7 airliner, registered N5903, seen at the end of the film was built in 1956 and originally se [...] D
The owner of the Thunderbird was never more than a few feet away from his prized possession during f [...] D
The Pharoahs who "kidnap" Curt are based on George Lucas' car club cohorts growing up in Modesto cal [...] D
The number "327" appears quite often in George Lucas' movies. Here it is printed on the side of an e [...] D
Harrison Ford's character Bob Falfa was named after Robert Dalva, a USC friend and collaborator of G [...] D
Screenwriter Richard Walter did an uncredited rewrite, though it is unknown if any of his work survi [...] D
Filming of the climactic drag race was hampered when one of the cars broke an axle, then broke the r [...] D
Charles Martin Smith (18) and Ron Howard (18) were the only two real teenage principal actors of the [...] D
The Pharaohs talk about the mysterious D.J., the Wolfman, speculating that he was either broadcastin [...] D
There is a rumor that while George Lucas and a co-worker were editing the film, the co-worker asked [...] D
George Lucas considered covering duties as the sole cinematographer, but dropped the idea. Instead, [...] D
For this movie, Francis Ford Coppola served as producer, while George Lucas was the director. In 198 [...] D
As the plane takes off in the final scene, a drive-in movie screen can be seen in the distance. This [...] D
One of three comedies that were nominated for the 1974 Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Picture; it wa [...] D
When Curt is riding with the Pharaohs, Wolfman Jack is heard talking to "Floyd" and saying, "Floyd, [...] D
Given the popularity of the film's cars with customizers and hot rodders in the years since its rele [...] D
George Lucas was inspired by I vitelloni (1953). D
It is the only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to win any Academy Awards. D
With its production budget of about $750,000 and its eventual box office gross of over $115 million, [...] D
Producer Francis Ford Coppola would later cast both Cindy Williams and Harrison Ford in La conversaz [...] D
American Graffiti (1973) is considered one of the best movies ever made; More American Graffiti is c [...] D
Mel's Drive-In was demolished after the movie was completed, but the owner's son, Steve, decided to [...] D
This is the first of two films in which Charles Martin Smith and Ron Howard appear together. They wo [...] D
It was widely assumed that Ron Howard was cast as Richie Cunningham on Happy Days due to the success [...] D
An assistant cameraman was run over after he fell off the back of the camera truck during filming of [...] D
Carol (Mackenzie Phillips) wears a T-shirt that says "Surf Boards by Dewey Weber". Weber was a well [...] D
The original version's end title for John Milner indicated that he was killed in June of 1964. Versi [...] D
Terry McGovern, who plays Bill Wolfe, coined the term "Wookie" during filming L'uomo che fuggì da [...] D
MGM, Paramount Pictures, 20th Century Fox and Columbia Pictures all turned down the opportunity to c [...] D
Dissatisfied with the name "American Graffiti", producers Francis Ford Coppola and Ned Tanen suggest [...] D
One actor set fire to George Lucas's motel room. D
Ironically, George Lucas missed his high school reunion because he was too busy shooting this film. D
The 1967 Citroen 2CV that appears in the film, a rarity on American roads in any era, was purchased [...] D
Paul Le Mat had to be rushed to hospital after suffering a walnut allergy flare-up after eating a wa [...] D
Of the six films directed by George Lucas, the only one not to be in the science fiction genre (his [...] D
The cartoon movie poster was drawn by longtime Mad Magazine artist Mort Drucker, who ended up also d [...] D

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[first lines] Terry Fields: Hey, what do you say, [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Get your bugaloos [...] D
Mr. Gordon: Hey, what are you punks doing? What's [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: I can't really talk for the Wolf [...] D
Curt Henderson: You know Toby Juarez? Toby Juarez, [...] D
Steve Bolander: Where's my rod? Terry Fields: You [...] D
John Milner: So, your Judy's little... Shit! How o [...] D
Carol: [to Falfa] Your car is uglier than I am! [ [...] D
Girl in Cadillac: Hey! You got a bitchin' car. Jo [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] He's a friend of [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [to Curt] Hey, what do you want? [...] D
Curt Henderson: Why is it every girl that comes ar [...] D
Carol: Oh, rats. I thought some of my friends migh [...] D
Mr. Kroot: All right, all right, Bolander, break t [...] D
Herby & the Heartbeats: [singing] Bah-bah-bah-bah, [...] D
Curt Henderson: Hey, any of you guys know a blonde [...] D
Carol: I just love listening to Wolfman. My Mom wo [...] D
Laurie Henderson: Get your cooties off me! D
Steve Bolander: Let's dance. D
Eddie: I hear college girls really put out. D
John Milner: Shit! Hey, get down! Carol: Hey, is [...] D
Debbie Dunham: Are you for real? Come on, girls do [...] D
Ants: Hey, man, who cut the cheese? Joe: He who s [...] D
Terry Fields: Jesus, what a night! D
Carlos: You tell her, Wolfman! He's my man. When I [...] D
Debbie Dunham: Is that tuck and roll? Terry Field [...] D
Carlos: Hey, watch it. Fuzz ahead. D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Hey, this one is [...] D
Curt Henderson: Stand by for justice! D
Wendy: I gotta go. Curt Henderson: Where are you [...] D
John Milner: I was a dirty bird, Carol's not grung [...] D
Wendy: I thought you were going away to school. C [...] D
Bob Falfa: Hey man, I'm sorry if I scared ya! Joh [...] D
Bob Falfa: Hey, you know a guy around here with a [...] D
Debbie Dunham: Hey, why don't we go get your jeep? [...] D
Herby & the Heartbeats: [singing] All the cats and [...] D
Curt Henderson: You gonna go after him? John Miln [...] D
John Milner: Don't you have homework or something [...] D
[last lines] John Milner: I know, uh... you proba [...] D
Teenager in car: [to Terry] Is that you in that be [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Oh, I can't belie [...] D
Terry Fields: Pardon me, sir, but I lost my I.D. i [...] D
Vic: Hey Deb, How's my soft baby? Debbie Dunham: [...] D
Carol: Good, a cop. I'm going to tell him you trie [...] D
Carol: Gee, thanks. It's just like a ring or somet [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Who is this on th [...] D
[John and Falfa arrive at Paradise Road for their [...] D
Terry Fields: Are you guys ready? D
Terry Fields: A double Chubby-Chuck, a chili-barb, [...] D
Curt Henderson: You're the most beautiful, excitin [...] D
Steve Bolander: We're finally getting out of this [...] D
Carol: You're an ogre, just like my father. He won [...] D
John Milner: What the hell's goin' on here, Toad? [...] D
John Milner: Go ahead, Curtsy, baby. You go on ove [...] D
Steve Bolander: I thought, maybe before I leave, w [...] D
Man at Accident: [after Terry has backed into his [...] D
Terry Fields: Oh, that was beautiful, John. Just b [...] D
Curt Henderson: Listen, I still gotta find that bl [...] D
Curt Henderson: [to the mysterious blonde, driving [...] D
John Milner: [to Carol] Hey! Driving is a serious [...] D
Laurie Henderson: Go ahead, slug me, scar my face! [...] D
Carol: You're a regular J.D. John Milner: File th [...] D
Joe: Hey, where ya goin? Curt Henderson: Ah, nowh [...] D
Joe: [gleefully] Rome wasn't burned in a night. D
John Milner: Paradise Road. D
Mr. Wolfe: I thought you'd left. Curt Henderson: [...] D
Joe: Listen, eh, Carl. Curt Henderson: Curt. Joe [...] D
Debbie Dunham: I can't see what he's doing. Darn i [...] D
Terry Fields: I'll love and protect this car until [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Rock 'n' Roll wil [...] D
Laurie Henderson: [to Steve] I don't care if you l [...] D
John Milner: [to a girl in a Studebaker] If you ev [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] It's a shame, bab [...] D
Joe: [wearing sunglasses at night with two other m [...] D
Curt Henderson: [to Bobbie, from the back seat wit [...] D
Terry Fields: [referring to Steve's car] This is a [...] D
Terry Fields: Stay cool, man. And - don't do anyth [...] D
Terry Fields: What a babe! What a bitchin' babe! D
Carol: [to John] Oh, race him. You can beat him. D
Steve Bolander: Oh, come on. You want it and you k [...] D
Carol: [after being hit with a water balloon] Very [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] I haven't cried s [...] D
Mr. Wolfe: I'd like to, but I can't. I mean, if ol [...] D
John Milner: Here it is. One ten cent coke with ic [...] D
Joe: [waves for Curt to come over] Get down! OK no [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] How old are you? [...] D
Joe: [to Curt] You better comes with us and take a [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Oh, now we gonna [...] D
Carol: [John turns off the radio] Why did you do t [...] D
Laurie Henderson: Come on, Curt. We can't be spend [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Sneakin' around w [...] D
Carol: Oh, no, not me. Not old Carol. The night is [...] D
Terry Fields: I got a really sharp record collecti [...] D
Wolfman Caller 3: [on the radio] Would you dedicat [...] D
Curt Henderson: Someone wants me. Someone roaming [...] D
Laurie Henderson: [quoting from Curt] "It doesn't [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] My, my, my. You o [...] D
Terry Fields: Let me have a Three Musketeers, and [...] D
Joe: There's that badass Chevy again. Look at the [...] D
Curt Henderson: Are you the Wolfman? XERB Disc Jo [...] D
Steve Bolander: Where are you going? It's awfully [...] D
Peg: Joe College strikes out. D
Terry Fields: [to Debbie] Hello. Buenos Noches. Yo [...] D
Terry Fields: Jesus, what a night. D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] My, my, my, liste [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Little kiss on yo [...] D
Wendy: Did you know that my ex is going to become [...] D
Bob Falfa: [singing] Some enchanted evening / You [...] D
Laurie Henderson: Come on. Steve Bolander: Come o [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [on the radio] Well, all right, [...] D
Terry Fields: You'll always be Number One, John. Y [...] D
Debbie Dunham: I really had a good time. I mean, y [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: Sneakin' around with the Wolfman [...] D
Steve Bolander: What's wrong? Laurie Henderson: [ [...] D
Old Man: Sicker 'n' a dog, that's for sure. D
Peg: [to Laurie] Why are you so depressed? You'll [...] D
Bob Falfa: Hey, hey, hey, baby. What do you say? [...] D
John Milner: Okay, Toad. We'll take 'em all. D
Debbie Dunham: [to Terry] Peel out, I just love it [...] D
Debbie Dunham: Wow, it's really beautiful out toni [...] D
Station Attendant: Took the header plugs off, eh? [...] D
Debbie Dunham: Wow, it's a really beautiful night [...] D
Debbie Dunham: You know, what, Terry. I had a pret [...] D
Steve Bolander: You make it sound like I'm giving [...] D
Debbie Dunham: Maybe if it's the goat killer, he'l [...] D
XERB Disc Jockey: [to Curt] Hey, have a popsicle. [...] D

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