There Goes My Baby (1994)
- Starring:
- Dermot Mulroney, Rick Schroder, (more)
- Director(s):
- George Fortmuller, Floyd Mutrux, (more
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R
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Similar to the premise of American Graffiti, this film centers on eight California high school students whose lives intersect over two nights in the hot summer of 1965. As the Watts riots begin, the young people make decisions that will impact their entire lives. Writer-director Floyd Mutrux examines at the graduating class of 1965 of Westwood High School in Los Angeles, which was featured on the cover of Look magazine in 1961. The story is narrated by the class valedictorian, Mary Beth (Lucy Deakins). Kelli Williams plays Sunshine, a prototypical flower child. Characters played by Dermot Mulroney and Rick Schroder and others struggle with decisions about the Vietnam war, aspire to be rock musicians, and take divergent paths on politics while navigating various romantic entanglements. ~ Michael Betzold, All Movie Guide
- Theatrical Feature Running Time:
- 96 mins
Complete Cast:
- Dermot Mulroney - Pirate
- Kelli Williams - Sunshine
- Jill Schoelen - Babette
- Kristen Minter - Tracey
- Seymour Cassel - Pop
- Frederick Coffin - Mr. Maran
- Humble Harve Miller - The Beard
- J.E. Freeman - George
- Alan Haufrect - Mr. Pitman
- Gil Parra - Police Chief
- Budd Carr - Performer
- Shannon Wilcox - Mattie
- Janet MacLachlan - Lottie
- David Labiosa - Singer
- Bill Williams - Chef
- Edward Swan - Bartender
- Bonnie Baker - Shindig Dancer
- Jo de Winter - Miss Shine
- Gene Borkan - Pete
- Rick Schroder - Stick
- Noah Wyle - Finnegan
- Lucy Deakins - Mary Beth
- Kenny Ransom - Calvin
- Paul Gleason - Burton
- Andrew Robinson - Frank
- Shon Greenblatt - Morrisey
- Anne Archer - Narrator
- Ele Keats - Emily
- Paula Brown - Street Dancer
- Ken Wright - Policeman
- Miguel A. Nuñez - Rodney
- Sal Lopez - Chicano
- Frances Williams - Grandmother
- Everett Lamar - Sidekick
- Christian Jacobs - Jeff
- Angelina Estrada - Burton Housekeeper
- Ed Beechner - Policeman
- Brandi Burkett - J.D.'s Girlfriend
- Director(s):
- Stephen H. Fisher, Floyd Mutrux, George Fortmuller
- Writer(s):
- Floyd Mutrux
- Producer(s):
- Robert Shapiro, Barry Spikings, Rick Finkelstein
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R(Not For Children)
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