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Fame is the brainchild of producer David De Silva. The screenplay was written by Christopher Gore. The success of the movie led to a TV series, Fame (1982) (1982-1987). A remake, Fame (2009), was released in 2009.
Schwabs Drugstore was a famous Hollywood eatery and pharmacy. Legend has it that actress Lana Turner [1921-1995] was discovered there while sitting at the counter. While this is apparently not true (she was discovered by Hollywood Reporter founder Billy Wilkerson at the Top Hat Malt Shop, which was across the street from Hollywood High School), it was a popular hangout for Hollywood-types for years, until it was eventually torn down in 1988. Saying "See you at Schwab's" was a way of saying "I'll see you out there when we've both made it."
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- How long is Fame?2 hours and 14 minutes
- When was Fame released?May 16, 1980
- What is the IMDb rating of Fame?6.6 out of 10
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- Who are the characters in Fame?Angelo Martelli, Coco Hernandez, Bruno Martelli, Mr. Benjamin Shorofsky, Mrs. Finsecker, Elizabeth Sherwood, Leroy Johnson, Doris Finsecker, Lydia Grant, Mrs. Tossoff, and others
- What is the plot of Fame?Four teenagers must prove their mettle as they begin their journey at the New York High School of Performing Arts. They must navigate through heartbreak, school work, adolescence and challenges.
- What was the budget for Fame?8.5 million
- How much did Fame earn at the worldwide box office?$21.2 million
- How much did Fame earn at the US box office?$21.2 million
- What is Fame rated?R
- What genre is Fame?Drama, Music, and Musical
- How many awards has Fame won?8 awards
- How many awards has Fame been nominated for?24 nominations
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