Come on, honey, don't draw diagrams of me. I'm no idiot child. I just don't believe all...
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Gwen Dulaine:
Come on, honey, don't draw diagrams of me. I'm no idiot child. I just don't believe all that stuff the paper said about wild reefer parties and fates worst than death in the bushes at night. I know Tony even if he's only been living here a short while. He's practically a grown man who wants to get a *bang* out of life just like you or me
Come on, honey, don't draw diagrams of me. I'm no idiot child. I just don't believe all that stuff the paper said about wild reefer parties and fates worst than death in the bushes at night. I know Tony even if he's only been living here a short while. He's practically a grown man who wants to get a *bang* out of life just like you or me
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Come on in the pool
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Into the pool you go
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Throw her in
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One
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Two
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Three
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Why don't you introduce me to this character
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I will see that you don't have to hock anything
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I didn't know you were a weedhead Tony
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All my friends are
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If you song me
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I want to song you plenty
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We are good henchmen you and me
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Get out of here
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Movie Summary
A tough kid comes to a new high school and begins muscling his way into the drug scene. This is a typical morality play of the era, filled with a naive view of drugs, nihilistic beat poetry, and some incredible '50s slang.
Actors
Gwen Dulaine
