There's Always Vanilla (1972)
- Director(s):
- George A. Romero
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R
Synopsis of There's Always Vanilla
Incredibly, this romantic melodrama was directed by the same man who brought The Night of the Living Dead to the screen. The story concerns a recently discharged young army veteran (Ray Laine), who doesn't want a regular job but wants to drift around and enjoy things for a while. He finds a girlfriend with a good job (Judith Streiner) who is willing to support him while he pretends to be writing a novel, and they have a good time for a while. Eventually she tries to get him to take a regular job. He does, but quickly gives it up. When she discovers that she is pregnant, she goes through a lot of soul-searching about it without telling him. At first she plans to have an abortion but then decides to return to her hometown and marry a childhood sweetheart who is comfortable with her having a baby. Landing on his feet, the army veteran decides to take up his father's offer of a job and a place to live after all. His father consoles him with the aphorism that when other "flavors" of life pall, "there's always vanilla." ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
Complete Cast of There's Always Vanilla
- Director(s):
- George A. Romero
- Writer(s):
- Rudolph J. Ricci
- Producer(s):
- Russ Streiner, John A. Russo
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R(Adult Situations, Drug Content, Questionable for Children, Profanity)
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