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Mischief ()


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Guided by James Dean, the eternal symbol of youthful rebellion, a gawky high school student obsessed with the hottest girl in class takes a crash course in teenage coolness from his motorcycle-rebel neighbor.

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Jonathan
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Bunny
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Marilyn
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Gene
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Kenny
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Rosalie
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Claire Miller (as Maggie Blye)
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Mr. Miller
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Claude Harbrough
Darren Ewing ...
Ted
Dennis L. O'Connell ...
T.J.
Bob McGuire ...
Mr. Hewitt
Bryce Kasson ...
Robbie
Andrew Ream ...
Harry Horner
Julie Noble ...
Mrs. McCauley
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Mr. Hartman
Charles Dodrill ...
Mr. Harstadt
Jordan Baker ...
Mrs. Newell
Phillip S. Wilson ...
Mr. McCauley
Clarence Glover ...
Police Officer
John Miranda ...
Drive-In Manager
Cristen Kauffman ...
Carhop
Tim Cutt ...
Truck Driver (as Timothy Cutt)
Sarah Maclay ...
Girl at Drive-In
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Bill Baker ...
High School Student (uncredited)
Matthew Alan Doss ...
Neighborhood Kid (uncredited)
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Athlete (uncredited)
T. Patrick Ryan ...
Boy in Hall (uncredited)

Directed by

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Mel Damski

Written by

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Noel Black ... (written by)

Produced by

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Noel Black ... executive producer
Jere Henshaw ... producer (uncredited)
Sam Manners ... producer
Michael Nolin ... producer

Music by

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Barry De Vorzon ... (as Barry DeVorzon)

Cinematography by

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Donald E. Thorin ... director of photography

Editing by

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O. Nicholas Brown ... (as O.Nicholas Brown)

Editorial Department

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Robert Barrere ... assistant editor

Casting By

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Jane Feinberg
Mike Fenton
Marci Liroff

Production Design by

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Paul Peters

Set Decoration by

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Ernie Bishop

Costume Design by

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Mina Mittelman ... (as Mina Mittleman)

Makeup Department

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Del Armstrong ... makeup artist
Lynn Del Kail ... hair stylist
Hallie Smith-Simmons ... makeup artist (as Hallie Smith Simmons)

Production Management

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Sam Manners ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Hans Beimler ... second assistant director
Yudi Bennett ... first assistant director
Carol Green ... additional second assistant director (as Carol L. Green)
Chuck Waters ... second unit director

Art Department

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Bruce J. Gfeller ... construction coordinator (as Bruce Gfeller)
Art Lipschultz ... property master

Sound Department

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Bud Alper ... sound mixer
Gene Ashbrook ... boom operator
Kevin E. Carpenter ... adr mixer (as Kevin Carpenter)
Peter Damski ... utility sound
William Hartman ... sound editor
David M. Ice ... sound editor (as David Ice)
Michael O'Corrigan ... sound editor (as Michael Corrigan)
Richard Overton ... re-recording mixer
Theodore Soderberg ... re-recording mixer
Bill Voigtlander ... adr editor
Paul Wells ... re-recording mixer

Special Effects by

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Joseph P. Mercurio ... special effects (as Joe Mercurio)

Stunts

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Cheryl Dugger ... stunts
Hubie Kerns Jr. ... stunts
Diana Lowe ... stunts
Ernie F. Orsatti ... stunts (as Ernie Orsatti)
Noon Orsatti ... stunts
Bernie Pock ... stunts (as Bernhard Pock)
Glenn Randall Jr. ... stunts (as Glenn Randall)
Pat Romano ... stunts (as Patrick Romano)
Chuck Waters ... stunt coordinator / stunts
Scott Wilder ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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James F. Boyle ... gaffer (as Jim Boyle)
Jan de Bont ... additional photographer (as Jan DeBont)
Daniel R. Jordan ... key grip (as Danny Jordan)
Frank Miller ... camera operator
Zade Rosenthal ... still photographer
Donald E. Thorin Jr. ... camera assistant (as Donald Thorin Jr.)

Casting Department

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Barbara Harris ... voice casting
Donald B. McConnell ... extras casting (as Don McConnell)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Ellis Cohen ... costumer: men

Location Management

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Jim Kosner ... location consultant

Music Department

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Barry De Vorzon ... music supervisor (as Barry DeVorzon)
Armin Steiner ... scoring mixer

Script and Continuity Department

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Carline Davis-Dyer ... script supervisor (as Cariline Davis Dyer)

Transportation Department

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Michael Connolly ... transportation coordinator (as Mike Connolly)
Steve Duncan ... picture car coordinator
Dean E. Mason ... transportation co-captain (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Mary Ann Braubach ... assistant: Mel Damski
Brooke Brooks ... assistant to producers
Kathleen Herbert ... production coordinator
Kathryn Himoff ... assistant to producers
James Koehler ... auditor (as Jim Koehler)
Jay Roberts ... assistant auditor
Marjie Short ... intern: AFI
Michael Singer ... unit publicist
Stephen Benjamin ... stand-in: Doug McKeon (uncredited)
Glenn Martin ... double: Chris Nash (uncredited)
David C. Phillippi ... stand-in (uncredited)
Dustin Reiner ... stand-in : Chris Nash (uncredited)

Thanks

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Eve Lapolla ... the producers wish to thank: for cooperation in the making of this film (as Miss Eve LaPolla)
Crew believed to be complete

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

In 1956, shy Jonathan's luck with girls changes when he wins the rebellious Gene as a friend in his last year of high school. Gene is adored by many girls and manages to teach Jonathan a few things. Gene himself would rather just be with one girl: his girlfriend Bunny, but since his father is poor, her parents don't accept him. Written by Tom Zoerner

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Taglines The first time seems like the worst time, but it's the one time you'll never forget! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Heart & Soul (United States)
  • Voll der Stress vorm ersten Date (Germany)
  • Sin vergüenza (Spain)
  • Su primera experiencia (Argentina)
  • Jeunesse heureuse (Canada, French title)
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Runtime
  • 100 min
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Box Office

Opening Weekend United States $2,618,460, 10 Feb 1985

Did You Know?

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Trivia The original title of the film was "Heart and Soul". It was then changed to "Getting Lucky". Finally, just prior to release, "Mischief" was chosen. See more »
Goofs Many of the songs used, while true to the spirit of 1956, were actually released in later years. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Songwriter/Nineteen Eighty-Four/Witness/Mrs. Soffel (1985). See more »
Soundtracks Blueberry Hill See more »
Crazy Credits The 20th Century Fox logo fades to reveal the iconic phrase from Star Wars, "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away..." (though in white, not blue). This appears for several seconds before "Ohio, 1956" is added to the the screen and all but the ellipsis fades from the Star Wars phrase. See more »
Quotes Gene Harbrough: [Referring to Kenny] Who's he, the town asshole?
Jonathan Bellah: Yeah. And he's really good at it, too.
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