Kleine Biester

Originaltitel: Little Darlings

1980
12
1 Std. 36 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,5/10

6837

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Kristy McNichol and Tatum O'Neal in Kleine Biester (1980)

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Raunchy Comedy Comedy Drama

Eine Wette unter 15jährigen Mädchen in einem amerikanischen Ferienlager führt dazu, dass zwei als sexuell unerfahren Verspottete erste Erfahrungen in der Liebe machen - ein eher schmerzliche... Alles lesenEine Wette unter 15jährigen Mädchen in einem amerikanischen Ferienlager führt dazu, dass zwei als sexuell unerfahren Verspottete erste Erfahrungen in der Liebe machen - ein eher schmerzliches Erlebnis, das ihre romantischen Illusionen zerstört.Eine Wette unter 15jährigen Mädchen in einem amerikanischen Ferienlager führt dazu, dass zwei als sexuell unerfahren Verspottete erste Erfahrungen in der Liebe machen - ein eher schmerzliches Erlebnis, das ihre romantischen Illusionen zerstört.

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,5/10

6837

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 4 Nominierungen insgesamt

Wissenswertes
Kristy McNichol took up smoking as part of the preparation for the role, but couldn't quit the habit. She was a regular smoker for nearly 10 years after finishing the movie.

Patzer
When the girls first get their cabin assignments, Penelope says that Cabin C is for Little Kids (10-year-olds). Later, when Cinder is taking the bets, a much-older girl hands her money and says that Cabin C is betting on Ferris to win.

Zitate
Dana: I knew this one girl and I swear, she did it on a rollercoaster. Hey Ferris, where's the weirdest place you ever did it?
Ferris: None of your business.
Cinder: Why not?
[to the girls]
Cinder: She probably doesn't know anything.
Ferris: I know enough.
Cinder: Ever been to fourth base?
Ferris: I'm fifteen. No one goes to fourth base...
Cinder: I hit a home run at fourteen. Well I guess some of us are women, and some of us are little girls.
[to Angel]
Cinder: Which are you?
Angel: I think guys are a pain in the ass.
Cinder: Two little virgins. How quaint. No wonder they're always fighting. It's all that unreleased energy. Probably lezzies.
Ferris: Maybe she is, but I'm straight.

Crazy Credits
Marianne Gordon is listed in the credits as Mrs. Whitney. The actress filmed scenes as Ferris Whitney's (Tatum O'Neal) mother but her scenes were cut from the film. They gave her the credit as a courtesy!

Alternative Versionen
NBC broadcast this film in early 1983 (and reran it in mid-1984) using an alternate version complete with originally cut footage to replace the risqué material as well as sloppy dubbing to cover up all traces of "virginity loss". In one case, when Cinder asks Sunshine to "play something sexy" on her flute, the dubbing changed the line to "play something SULTRY." In place of "whoever loses her virginity first--wins!" came the change "whoever gets a guy first--wins!" There was also a fairly large scene brought out of the vault which had Angel saving Ferris from drowning after Ferris' boat capsizes in a storm. Other new scenes: the hijacked bus breaking down just outside of Camp Little Wolf, forcing the girls to walk back with the condom machine; Miss Nichols asking each of the girls if they know anything about one of the campers being involved with Mr. Callahan; the girls going to Miss Nichols to confess their story (to get Gary out of trouble), including a reluctant Cinder (sporting a black eye from Sunshine's sock to her face).

Verbindungen
Featured in Sneak Previews: Little Darlings, Simon, Little Miss Marker, The Black Stallion, Hide in Plain Sight (1980)

Soundtracks
Shake It
Written by Terence Boylan
Performed by Iain Matthews (as Ian Matthews)

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Rezension

Ausgewählte Rezension

Good (not so clean) Fun

I grew up with this movie, surprising considering that I was born in 1979 and literally cannot remember a time when I did not know and enjoy this movie. I suppose my parents figured that being a small toddler and child I wouldn't get the sexual aspects of the movie. They were right. Although I nearly died of embarrassment years later when I asked my father quite innocently what were those "balloon things" that the girls stole from the restroom.

This movie is campy (no pun intended) this movie is 80's-style cheesy, but none of these factors change the fact that this is a GOOD movie. It details the exploits of a group of teenage girls at summer camp more accurately than any other summer camp movie I've seen. The acting isn't sterling at all times, but it doesn't change the fact that you feel as if you really are watching a bunch of girls goofing off and having fun at summer camp. The food fight scene is wonderfully real with the actors all genuinely laughing and having a great time, the condom-thieving scene is legendary and never loses its hilarity. All the fun and silliness is balanced with the seriousness of some of the situations they get themselves into, and there is a wonderful sense of shared growth between the characters. As stated by many other reviewers, Kristy McNichol shines in her role as Angel, and pulls off a startlingly emotional performance opposite a young Matt Dillon.

I recommend this movie to every preteen girl, even though it is a tad outdated, I think the heart of the movie will still ring true to all girls out there.