American Graffiti

American Graffiti(1973)

PG

08/11/1973 (US)Comedy, Drama1h 50m

7.0

"Where were you in '62?"

Overview

A couple of high school graduates spend one final night cruising the strip with their buddies before they go off to college.

George Lucas

Director

Willard Huyck

Writer

George Lucas

Writer

Gloria Katz

Writer

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Part of the American Graffiti Collection

A coming-of-age film series that follows a group of friends during the summer evening before they set off for college. The sequel follows the characters from the first film a few years later.

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American Graffiti ≣ 1973 ≣ Trailer

American Graffiti ≣ 1973 ≣ Trailer

Trailer

American Graffiti Trailer

American Graffiti Trailer

Trailer

The Car Revenge Prank

The Car Revenge Prank

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Ron Howard's Moving Tribute to Francis Ford Coppola

Ron Howard's Moving Tribute to Francis Ford Coppola

Featurette

Steve Bolander and Laurie Henderson Lead Off the Snowball Dance

Steve Bolander and Laurie Henderson Lead Off the Snowball Dance

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Harrison Ford and Paul Le Mat's Explosive Drag Race

Harrison Ford and Paul Le Mat's Explosive Drag Race

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Drag Race Gone Wrong

Drag Race Gone Wrong

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Harrison Ford on AMERICAN GRAFFITI

Harrison Ford on AMERICAN GRAFFITI

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George Lucas On How AMERICAN GRAFFITI Affected Audiences

George Lucas On How AMERICAN GRAFFITI Affected Audiences

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George Lucas On AMERICAN GRAFFITI

George Lucas On AMERICAN GRAFFITI

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Richard Dreyfuss On Working With George Lucas

Richard Dreyfuss On Working With George Lucas

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A review by Rob

6.0

Written on May 13, 2023

It's 1962. '50s cool cars, killer music and an all-star cast from before they were stars. The story doesn't really mean anything here, it's all about the ambience of the period. So put on a white T-shirt, slick back your hair and feel young again.