Un nerd de Chicago intenta desesperadamente encajar con la multitud surfista de California, ciego ante el hecho de que sus vidas son aún más aburridas y vacías que la suya.Un nerd de Chicago intenta desesperadamente encajar con la multitud surfista de California, ciego ante el hecho de que sus vidas son aún más aburridas y vacías que la suya.Un nerd de Chicago intenta desesperadamente encajar con la multitud surfista de California, ciego ante el hecho de que sus vidas son aún más aburridas y vacías que la suya.
James Van Patten
- Mike
- (as Jimmy Van Patten)
Johnny Fain
- Tenner
- (as John Fain)
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- TriviaMost of the buildings in the little beach town of Avila Beach, as seen in the movie, no longer exist. In the late 1990s, due to leakage from the Union 76 petroleum tanks outside of town, (seen at the beginning of the movie), the ground under the entire beachfront area was contaminated. To clean it up, they had to tear down and rebuild the entire beachfront strip.
- ErroresNear the end of the film, items on the windowsill replace themselves after T.T. knocks them off/over with the volleyball.
- Versiones alternativasThe band America's version of "California Dreaming" was present in the theatrical and broadcast versions of the film. The old VHS release omitted the song due to music rights. The song was restored on the 2020 blu-ray release.
- ConexionesReferenced in Grid 2 (2013)
- Bandas sonorasCalifornia Dreaming
Performed by America
Music & Lyrics by John Phillips and Michelle Phillips
Produced by Gerry Beckley (as Jerry Beckley) and Lee Bunnell
Opinión destacada
I've been looking for the title of this movie since San Luis Obispo County made Unocal clean up funky little Avila Beach. It seems a pipeline under the street from their oil terminal was leaking oil under the stand. This led to Unocal buying up most of the downtown and then selling or trading properties.
Back to how I found it. It played last year on one of the premium channels, but I couldn't recall the title. Then last week I saw Seymour Cassel co-starring in TV's new "HEIST" show on one of the networks. I recognized his face, but not his silver hair. It was blonde in California Dreaming, so I checked his bio and found the film.
I agree, I thought it was an early seventies film, not 1979. But then the old central coast town of Avila was timeless. Small beach, volleyball court sloped to the ocean, unpainted building on the corner where he lived was an abandoned property owned by an eccentric who held on to everything he owned.
All of the old Avila Beach is torn down now. Even the only historic building in town--the Custom House. The name now exists as a new restaurant down the street at the foot of the pier.
For those who want to see what a small California beach town once looked like, rent or buy "California Dreaming". It's all that's left of the once funky town of Avila, where no one has ever drowned playing in the local surf. Reason? There is very little undertow. The waves crash and take you back to the beach. Board surfing is non-existent.
Back to how I found it. It played last year on one of the premium channels, but I couldn't recall the title. Then last week I saw Seymour Cassel co-starring in TV's new "HEIST" show on one of the networks. I recognized his face, but not his silver hair. It was blonde in California Dreaming, so I checked his bio and found the film.
I agree, I thought it was an early seventies film, not 1979. But then the old central coast town of Avila was timeless. Small beach, volleyball court sloped to the ocean, unpainted building on the corner where he lived was an abandoned property owned by an eccentric who held on to everything he owned.
All of the old Avila Beach is torn down now. Even the only historic building in town--the Custom House. The name now exists as a new restaurant down the street at the foot of the pier.
For those who want to see what a small California beach town once looked like, rent or buy "California Dreaming". It's all that's left of the once funky town of Avila, where no one has ever drowned playing in the local surf. Reason? There is very little undertow. The waves crash and take you back to the beach. Board surfing is non-existent.
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- También se conoce como
- State Beach
- Locaciones de filmación
- 54 San Luis Street, Avila Beach, California, Estados Unidos(Fay's bikini shop)
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