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Shallow, rich and socially successful Cher is at the top of her Beverly Hills high school's pecking scale. Seeing herself as a matchmaker, Cher first coaxes two teachers into dating each other.

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Cher
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Dionne
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Tai
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Josh
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Murray
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Amber
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Travis
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Elton
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Mel Horowitz
Aida Linares ...
Lucy
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Mr. Wendell Hall
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Miss Toby Geist
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Christian
Sabastian Rashidi ...
Paroudasm
Herb Hall ...
Principal
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Ms. Stoeger
Susan Mohun ...
Heather
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Summer
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DMV Tester
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Lawrence
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College Guy
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Robber
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Logan
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Priest
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Student
Anthony Beninati ...
Bartender
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Dancer
Gregg Russell ...
Dancer (as Greg Russell)
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Dancer
Danielle Eckert ...
Dancer (as Daniella Eckert)
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Dicky Barrett ...
Dicky Barrett (uncredited)
Marcello Bloisi ...
Hot Dog Vendor (uncredited)
Christopher Cooper ...
Student (uncredited)
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Cheerleader (uncredited)
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Maid of Honor (uncredited)
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Student (uncredited)
Johnny Kim ...
Dancing Asian Student (uncredited)
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Baggy Skater (uncredited)
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Ren Höek (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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Baggy skater (uncredited)
Craig Ponder ...
Baggy Skater (uncredited)
Bobbie Sunday Starr ...
Passenger in Jeep (uncredited)
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Stimpson J. Cat (uncredited) (archiveFootage)

Directed by

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Amy Heckerling

Written by

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Amy Heckerling ... (written by)

Produced by

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Barry M. Berg ... co-producer (as Barry Berg)
Twink Caplan ... associate producer
Robert Lawrence ... producer
Scott Rudin ... producer
Adam Schroeder ... co-producer

Music by

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David Kitay

Cinematography by

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Bill Pope

Editing by

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Debra Chiate

Editorial Department

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Jill Goularte ... second assistant film editor
L. James Langlois ... first assistant film editor
Mike Milliken ... color timer
Theresa Repola Mohammed ... negative cutter

Casting By

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Marcia Ross ... (as Marcia S. Ross)

Production Design by

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Steven J. Jordan ... (as Steven Jordan)

Art Direction by

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William Hiney

Set Decoration by

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Amy Wells

Costume Design by

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Mona May

Makeup Department

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Alan Friedman ... makeup supervisor (as Alan 'Doc' Friedman)
Barbara Olvera ... assistant hair stylist
Geri Oppenheim ... assistant makeup artist
Nina Paskowitz ... hair stylist
D.J. Plumb ... assistant hair stylist
Gary Archer ... dental prosthetics (uncredited)
Cynthia Hernandez ... makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management

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Barry M. Berg ... unit production manager (as Barry Berg)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Richard Graves ... first assistant director
Maura McKeown ... dga trainee
Daniel Silverberg ... second assistant director
Diana E. Williams ... second second assistant director (as Diana Williams)

Art Department

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Ken Abraham ... set dresser
Tom Bartholomew ... production painter
Gary Clark ... paint foreperson (as Gary A. Clark)
Glen R. Feldman ... assistant property master
Billy Frank ... lead man
Petko D. Kadiev ... illustrator (as Petko Kadiev)
Barry Kingston ... construction coordinator
Mark Kusy ... set dresser
James LaBarge ... set dresser
Scott W. Leslie ... assistant property master (as Scott Leslie)
Ronald MacDonald ... construction labor foreman
Wendy Murray ... set dresser
Charles Page ... construction foreperson (as Charles G. Page)
Charles Phillips ... construction general foreperson (as Charles G. Phillips)
Laurie Stevens ... art department coordinator
Dean Wilson ... property master
Tony Chavez ... propmaker (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Peter Austin ... foley editor (as Peter Drake Austin)
Bill Baldwin ... assistant sound editor
Peter Bergren ... sound effects editor
Damon Cohoon ... assistant sound editor
Virginia Cook-McGowan ... adr editor
Chris David ... re-recording mixer
Don Digirolamo ... re-recording mixer
Dean Drabin ... adr mixer
Andrew Ellerd ... sound effects editor
Thomas Giordano ... cable person
Dennis Gray ... dialogue editor
Shelley Rae Hinton ... adr editor
Eileen Horta ... adr editor
David Jobe ... foley mixer
Trevor Jolly ... supervising foley editor
Jay Kamen ... supervising sound editor (as Uncle J. Kamen)
Gary Lewis ... dialogue editor
Sonya Lindsay ... dialogue editor (as Sonya Henry)
Paul Massey ... re-recording mixer
Alyson Dee Moore ... foley artist
Patricia Nedd ... foley artist
Ralph Osborn ... dialogue editor (as Ralph Osbourne)
Andrew Patterson ... foley editor (as Andrew G. Patterson)
Michele Perrone ... adr editor
Charleen Richards ... adr mixer
David M. Ronne ... sound mixer (as David Ronne)
Solange S. Schwalbe ... foley editor
Andrew Somers ... dialogue editor
Bruce Tanis ... sound effects editor (as Bruce Tannis)
Richard Taylor ... foley editor
Cary Weitz ... boom operator
Paul J. Zydel ... adr mixer (as Paul Zydel)
Magic A. Moreno ... Mag and Optical Transfer Engineer (uncredited)

Stunts

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LaFaye Baker ... stunts
Gidget Churchill ... stunts
Woody Itson ... stunts
Kevin L. Jackson ... stunts (as Kevin Lemont Jackson)
Kelsee King-Devoreaux ... stunts (as Kelsee Devoreaux)
Danny Mayer ... stunts
Gary McLarty ... stunts
Steve Picerni ... stunts
Troy Robinson ... stunts
Jimmy Romano ... stunts
Pat Romano ... stunt coordinator (as Patrick Romano)
Kealoha Rosecrans ... stunts
James Ryan ... stunts
Jill Stokesberry ... stunts
Chet Thomas ... stunts
Pamela Holt ... double (uncredited)
Kelsee King-Devoreaux ... stunt double: Stacey Dash (uncredited)
Jason Ybarra ... stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Mike Carter ... grip (as Michael Carter)
Keith Collea ... video operator
George Dunagan ... assistant chief lighting technician
Kevin 'Rambo' Fitzgerald ... grip (as 'Rambo' Fitzgerald)
Scot Gaal ... lamp operator
Steven W. Gage ... dolly grip
Joe Gallo ... rigging gaffer (as Joseph Gallo)
Mark Gambino ... second company grip
Norman Glasser ... chief lighting technician (as Norm Glasser)
Lawrence Karman ... camera operator
Elliott Marks ... still photographer
Tony Mazzucchi ... first company grip
Larry McCarron ... grip
J. Michael Muro ... steadicam operator (as Jim Muro)
Jerome L. Posner ... lamp operator (as Jerry Posner)
John Shoemaker ... lamp operator
Gregor Tavenner ... first assistant camera: "a" camera
Matt Tonne ... grip
Poly Veitzer ... second assistant camera
Shawn Whelan ... grip (as Shawn Whalan)
Renee Kayon ... lighting technician (uncredited)
Greg Ulrich ... assistant camera (uncredited)
Amy Vincent ... additional camera operator (uncredited)
Paul Zecchini ... rigging operator (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Jon Strotheide ... casting assistant (as Jon Scott Strotheide)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Vikki Barrett ... set costumer (as Vickie Brinkkord)
Isabela Braga ... costumer
Leesa Evans ... assistant costume designer
Chic Gennarelli ... costumer supervisor
Garet Reilly ... set costumer
John Patrick Doyle ... costumer (uncredited)
Amanda Friedland ... costumer (uncredited)
Karen Hare Neilsson ... costumer (uncredited)

Location Management

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Mauni P. Caves ... assistant location manager (as Mauni Caues)
Darrin Lipscomb ... assistant location manager
Jeffrey T. Spellman ... location manager

Music Department

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Bob Bornstein ... music preparation
Arlene Fishbach ... music clearance
Carl Fortina ... orchestra contractor
Dan Garde ... music editor (as Danny Garde)
Billy Gottlieb ... music coordinator
Reg Powell ... conductor (as Reginald Powell) / orchestrator (as Reginald Powell)
Karyn Rachtman ... music supervisor
John Richards ... score mixer
William Ross ... executive charge of music
Marc Shaiman ... executive charge of music
Jellybean Benítez ... music remixer: "Tenderness" (uncredited)
Tim Devine ... soundtrack music producer (uncredited)
Frankii Elliott ... music coordinator (uncredited)
Jay B. Richardson ... music editor (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Esther Vivante ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Glenn Carter ... picture car coordinator
Mike Fenster ... transportation captain
Randy White ... transportation coordinator
Dana Swartout ... driver (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Noah Ackerman ... assistant: Mr. Rudin
Joseph Aspromonti ... production assistant
Brigitte Bourque ... production secretary
Tanya Cohen ... assistant: Mr. Lawrence
Sarah Connolly ... assistant: Ms. Heckerling
Craig Conolly ... production assistant
Robert Dawson ... title designer
John Estrada ... production assistant
Derek Evans ... assistant: Mr. Rudin
Stuart Fink ... unit publicist
Gary Goodman ... assistant: Mr. Rudin
David Guilbeau ... craft service (as David 'Cajun' Guilbeau)
Raul Gutierrez ... assistant: Mr. Rudin
Mary Ann Kellogg ... choreographer
Edward Kitsis ... assistant: Mr. Schroeder
Kevin Landry ... production auditor
Dawn Miller ... production assistant (as Dawn Mandell-Miller)
Irina Naydichev ... payroll auditor
Yoli Poropat ... production coordinator
Jean Quay ... first aid
Elyse Ramsdell ... assistant production coordinator (as Elyse Allyn Ramsdell)
John Rash ... assistant auditor
Gene Strange ... first assistant auditor
Barbara Treutelaar ... assistant auditor
Steven Werbkay ... production assistant
Louis Farah ... set medic (uncredited)
Dori Greenberg ... set production assistant (uncredited)
Gianluca Lazzaroni ... production assistant (uncredited)
Christopher Richards ... stand in: Donald Faison (uncredited)
Brian Rosenberg ... assistant: Scott Rudin (uncredited)
Bobbie Sunday Starr ... stand in: Alicia Silverstone (uncredited)

Thanks

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Tim Devine ... thanks
Gary Gersh ... thanks
Doug Herzog ... thanks
Judy McGrath ... thanks
Craig Perry ... thanks
Victor Rinaldo ... thanks
Todd Ruff ... thanks
Wendy Taeuber ... thanks
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Plot Summary

Cher, a high school student in Beverly Hills, must survive the ups and downs of adolescent life. Her external demeanor at first seems superficial, but rather it hides her wit, charm, and intelligence which help her to deal with relationships, friends, family, school, and the all-important teenage social life. Written by Michael Kaminsky

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Taglines Sex. Clothes. Popularity. Is there a problem here? See more »
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Also Known As
  • I Was a Teenage Teenager (United States)
  • No Worries (United States)
  • Clueless - Was sonst! (Germany)
  • Clueless (Fuera de onda) (Spain)
  • Fora d'ona (Spain, Catalan title)
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Runtime
  • 97 min
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Box Office

Budget $12,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $10,612,443, 23 Jul 1995
Cumulative Worldwide Gross $20,700,000

Did You Know?

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Trivia Alicia Silverstone (Cher) did not know how to correctly pronounce "Haitians" in the classroom scene. Director Amy Heckerling told the crew not to correct her because she liked it so much and wanted it to be in the film. See more »
Goofs When Cher is taking her driving test, she scrapes against a white car, causing her passenger mirror to be torn off. However, when the DMV proctor asks her to pull over, the mirror is still there and the car is unblemished. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Jill Sobule: Supermodel (1995). See more »
Soundtracks Kids in America See more »
Crazy Credits Other than the Paramount Pictures logo and the movie's title, there are no opening credits. See more »
Quotes Amber: Ms. Stoeger, my plastic surgeon doesn't want me doing any activity where balls fly at my nose.
Dionne: Well, there goes your social life.
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