American Graffiti

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Cruisin' the Streets: Dive into the American Graffiti Universe

Imagine a night humming with rock 'n' roll tunes, neon lights reflecting off '32 Deuce Coupes, and drag races forging lifelong memories. American Graffiti captures that fleeting, nostalgic essence of youth on the brink of adulthood in the '60s.12

American Graffiti Trivia

Who directed the 1973 film American Graffiti? (Expert)
#1: Steven Spielberg
#2: George Lucas
#3: Francis Ford Coppola
#4: Martin Scorsese
What was the name of the character played by Harrison Ford in American Graffiti? (Advanced)
#1: Curt Henderson
#2: Bob Falfa
#3: John Milner
#4: Steve Bolander
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American Graffiti Fun Facts

American Graffiti was filmed in just 28 days.
George Lucas had to mortgage his house to complete the film.

American Graffiti Polls

Who is your favorite character from American Graffiti
John Milner
Curt Henderson
Steve Bolander
Laurie Henderson
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Favorite Scene in American Graffiti
The Drag Race
The Dance
The Radio Station
The Opening Night Cruise
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Popular Characters

Curt Henderson
Steve Bolander
John Milner
Toad
Carol
Laurie Henderson
Debbie
Bob Falfa
Alice
Mel's Diner Waitress

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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August 11, 1973

Release of American Graffiti

American Graffiti, directed by George Lucas, was released, becoming a landmark coming-of-age film that captured 1960s American teenage culture.

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Spring 1972

Filming of American Graffiti

The principal photography for American Graffiti took place in the spring, capturing late 1960s cruising scenes reflecting small-town America.

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1971

Development of American Graffiti Script

George Lucas worked on the script for American Graffiti, drawing from his own adolescent experiences in Modesto, California.

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