More American Graffiti (1979)
Directed by Bill L. Norton / Bill Norton
Genres - Drama, War, Comedy, Sports & Recreation |
Sub-Genres - Americana, Ensemble Film, Coming-of-Age |
Release Date - Aug 3, 1979 (USA - Unknown), Aug 3, 1979 (USA) |
Run Time - 111 min. |
Countries - United States |
MPAA Rating - PG
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Synopsis by Hal Erickson
Returning from the original American Graffiti are Debbie Dunham, Steve Bolander, John Milner, Carol/Rainbow, Terry the Toad and Laurie Bolander (Candy Clark, Ron Howard, Paul LeMat, Mackenzie Phillips, Charles Martin Smith and Cindy Williams), but Richard Dreyfuss is missing and Harrison Ford shows up in a gag cameo. The sequel brings its principles into the more radical end of the 1960s, with Steve and Laurie, now married, on the fringes of the protest movement. Debbie and Carol have been lured into the flower-power milieu by rocker Newt (Scott Glenn). And John has parlayed his love of hot rods into a drag-racing career.
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activism, drag-racing, hippie, protester, soldier, Vietnam
