American Graffiti Excerpt
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- This is a scene from the iconic 1973 release, American Graffiti. Originally asked to play the DJ--before Wolfman Jack was cast--Terry asked for a different part to audition for. He did and got the role of Mr. Wolfe, the high school lothario. Terry and Richard Dryefuss play teacher and student in a rite of passage smoke outside the dance auditiorium of the high school. Kay Lenz plays the young girl.
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One of my favourite movies ever,pure R&R..fallin'in love with Peg.. beautiful Kathy Quinlan
Dang! Mr. Wolfe was a Dawg!
Terry!! Great Guy!! I interviewed him when I attended C.S.M. It was moving day at KSAN..we went to a bar..great interview!! I just turned 66..and I D.J. at KSCU..thanks Terry!!
I was in kindergarten when this movie was in theaters back in 1973. I didn't see it until several years later. Great movie! Lots of famous faces!
one of the best movies ever made!
#AmericanGraffiti
Back in the day when broads were broads, and they wanted the affection of guys. Ain't like that today, can't even speak to a broad, they'll go off screaming sexual harassment, rape, me to and this times up stuff. Geez.
@@danbasta3677 Amen! It’s absolutely ridiculous!
@@danbasta3677 The best part is when they retroactively revoke their consent. They wake up the next morning with buyer's remorse. So naturally it's your fault.
And it doesn't even have a real plot.
@@rippingtons60 not having any real plot is really just in the eye of the beholder. The real plot is a group of youth ranging from their early to late teens in the valley in and around Modesto, Cal. trying to get the most out of the very last Sat. night before the official start of Autumn. The main two characters, Steve Bolander (Ron Howard) & Curt Henderson (R. Dreyfuss) are both due to head off to college, but Curt still isn't 100 pct. certain he wants to make his early Sunday morn. plane flight and follow through on going onto college, which in turn causes Steve to almost throw a fit warning Curt he should avoid ending up like John Milner, permanently left behind in some dead end small town. Hope it at least offers anyone a little better perspective.
my Dad first showed me this movie when i was 5. it was on tv back when there were just a handful of channels. i always liked richard dreyfuss. i guess you could say i've been a lifelong fan. this was a great start for his career.
That one gal near the of this clip was Kay Lenz aka "Breezy" a Clint Eastwood directed film. I never forget a purdy face & Kay is without question one of em for sure!!!
The best of the good old days.
I like this scene !
Very nice 💯
THE Drop-Dead Babe, is " Kay Ann Kemper", aka, " Kay Lenz". -------"--What a babe-----what a bitchin babe!! "-----------I was 16 y/o in that summer of '62. -------------------WolfSky9, 72 y/o
When you get a sec try checking her out in the Clint Eastwood directed film "Breezy" in case you missed it. Last I checked it was still on youtube but lucky me I have it on dvd. She kinda reminds me of my wife in way of her free spirit that she has. But I still love my Breezy much like I love my wife!!!
I was a teenager in the wrong era, should have been the 50’s
This was set in the early 60s.
Go to rockabilly shows, everybody still dresses up and dances to this. The ladies still look like ladies. Look up BIG SANDY or WILD RECORDS. If stupid fake COVID allows.
This was set in 1962.
You are all right, the seniors were also teenagers in the late fifties. Assuming an average age of 17 in 1962 would make them 13 in 1958.
I wonder if she needs to speak to her teacher in private, in order to tell him she's pregnant?
I always had the feeling that's what was going down.
That might have been it.
I’d always assumed that.
I think so.
She’s not pregnant, she’s “in trouble”.😮
This was the first time I ever saw Kay Lenz and I was immediately head over heels crazy about her. What beautiful eyes and smile!
PS. How appropriate was it that his name was Mr. Wolf? Jane was his little lamb for sure.
wow! I've seen this movie over 50 times and i didn't even realize that was her.
Wolfe was tapping them all
Drive in Diners. Drive ins. The Teacher was fooling around with a student. He’d get arrested today for that. A by gone era.
My grandma told me that this dance is call "Madison"....
I knew it as “The Stroll.”
1:39 Chick in the black sweater has the best moves!
Strolled down a hallway, tried to break into a locker and walked past youths performing a ritual. Got called by a “teacher” surrounded by minor students and calls them sexy. Went out back to smoke and was told to have an experience only to be disturbed by a student that lead the “teacher” away. Gross
yep. he realizes the teacher is in a relationship with a student and not worthy of his respect
Dreyfuss didn't smoke the whole movie, but had those cigarettes. Hmmm
Maybe his character Curt is a light smoker.
The teacher is messing around with Student Jane ( Kay Ann Kemper / Kay Lenz ) and so he can’t dance with the other girls. He can’t risk getting into trouble. Perhaps Jane is in “trouble” and that’s why she wants to talk with him. 😲 scandalous 1962.
There were no beachboys then.
Why would I wanna pay 4 bucks for a movie that's 46 F/N years old. OOPS, silly me, why would I? I already have that, AND the sequel "More American Graffiti" on dvd. Come to think of it, I also have a 2 cd set of all the great music that was featured in the original "AG" flick. 4 bucks? No, I don't think so Jackass. I already have it. Proving once again the GOOD GUYS WON!!! lmfao
young version of Gene Wilder lol willy Wonka
Called him by his first name.
Big no no there!
Modesto is a turkey town
Disgusting!
Still goes on today!
Well said Sam.