AMERICAN BOYFRIENDS
American Boyfriends
| MAIN CAST: | ||
| Margaret Langrick | : | Sandy Wilcox |
| John Wildman | : | Butch Walker |
| Jason Blicker | : | Marty Kaplan |
| Liisa Repo-Martell | : | Julie La Belle |
| Delia Breit | : | Lizzie |
| Michelle Bardeaux | : | Thelma |
| Troy Mallory | : | Spider |
| Scott Anderson | : | Daryl |
| Gordon Currie | : | Glider |
| Loren Dunsworth | : | Cynthia Walker, Butch's Bride |
| Babs Chula | : | Dolly, Butch's Mother |
| James Kidnie | : | Sid, Dolly's Husband |
| Terry Moore | : | Al Walker |
| Jane Mortifee | : | Kitty Wilcox |
| Richard Donat | : | Major Wilcox |
| Nicholas Lea | : | Ron |
| Don MacKay | : | Julie's Father |
| Merrilyn Gann | : | Julie's Mother |
| Nicola Cavendish | : | Mrs. Day |
| Gary Chalk | : | Canadian Bartender |
| Written and Directed by | : | Sandy Wilson |
SUMMARY
Four Canadian girls take time off from university to go to the wedding of one of their number's relatives across the border in Portland. After the event one stays on with a guy she's met, one returns home to get ready for her own wedding, and the other two head off for San Diego in a newly acquired Cadillac in search of fame, fortune and more adventures.
COMMENTS
This was Nick's first speaking part - not that he actually says much. His character, Ron, appears behind the titles at the beginning, where he is sitting with his girlfriend in the cinema, more interested in kissing her than watching the film. Then just before the end Ron marries the girl, and they go off together and are shown in the open top car behind the end titles.
If you are looking for a film with a significant amount of 'Nickage' then this is not the film for you. On the other hand, as it is his first role, no focussed fan will want to have it missing from their collection. The film itself is not of the type that I would normally have chosen to watch, and, having watched it once, the only parts that are likely to get worn out are the beginning and the end.
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