1969 (1988)
Overview
Two rebellious youths, Ralph and Scott, find themselves struggling with adulthood as the Vietnam War rages. Feeling trapped in their small town, Scott battles with his conservative veteran father, Cliff, and Ralph deals with his desperately sexual mother, Ev. When tragic news arrives from overseas, the entire town, inspired by Ralph and Scott's antiwar efforts, reevaluates its attitude toward the war.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $5,979,011.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.4278 |
Directed By
Ernest Thompson
Crew
Ernest Thompson
Ernest Thompson
Dan Bradley
Jules Brenner
Keith G. Lewis
Brent Johnson
William L. McCaughey
Michael Rosenblatt
Sue Baden-Powell
Tim Keating
James Dean Fisher
Mike Le Mare
Valorie Massalas
Thomas Coleman
Jan K. Bergstrom
Sheryl Berkoff
Kevin Hughes
Russ Hill
David B. Householter
Pamela Guest
Grover B. Helsley
Joseph Holsen
Tim Song Jones
Ariel Bagdadi
Mike Fenton
Bo Johnson
Jeanne Van Phue
R.P. Sekon
Lars Petersen
Jane Feinberg
Marie-Gabrielle Clark
Chip Vucelich
Tyler Patton
Lee Dragu
Desmond Cannon
Donald F. Johnson
Jules Brenner
Richard Pille
Joel Moss
Troy Porter
Allen D. Waters
James M. McEwen
Richard D. Rogers
Steve Schwalbe
Karola Storr
J. Suzanne Rampe
Dwight Campbell
Joan Geguld
Nancy Parker
Anthony Palk
Carolann Sanchez-Shapiro
Joe Celeste
Bobby Huber
James 'Brandy' Spear
Elliot Davis
Jeffrey Jur
Richard D. Rogers
Denney Pierce
Mark Davison
Marty Rudder
Riko Schatke
Lee A. Dublin
Philip Holahan
John Maninger
Andy Rosen
Oley Sassone
David Luckenbach
Edward 'Tantar' LeViseur
Gary A. Williams
Jeffrey Harlacker
Carol Kunz
Dan Muscarella
Laurie Hudson
Scott Stuart
Tara McKinley
Armen Minasian
Paul Varrieur
Jamie Young
Cynthia Stillwell
Roy Gomez
Sara Epstein
Joey Alfieris
Randy Dudley
Steev J. Pears
Andy Ryan
Lou Weinert
Buddy Enright
Dino Parks
David Robey
Jolene Cherry
Christopher Dedrick
Tom Boyd
George Doering
Brigitte Daloin
Masashi Yokokawa
Robert Randles
James Thatcher
Johanna Lyle Bennett
Doug Botnick
Allan Mason
Annette Haywood-Carter
Michael Small
William M. Anderson
Julie Weiss
Marcia Hinds
Bill Badalato
Daniel Grodnik
Dan Perri
TOP CAST
Robert Downey Jr.
Ralph Carr
Kiefer Sutherland
Scott Clifton Denny
Bruce Dern
Cliff Denny
Mariette Hartley
Jessie Denny
Winona Ryder
Beth Carr
Joanna Cassidy
Ev Carr
Christopher Wynne
Alden Palmer Denny
Mert Hatfield
Coach Heart
Scott N. Stevens
Hitchhiker
Kara Zielke
Nude Woman
Keller Kuhn
Marsha
Steve Foster
Marshall
Welton Tootle
Junior Roberts
Don Devendorf
Reverend Hardy
Robert Louis Stevenson
Dean Bonner
Jason Summers
Protestor
Michael Fowler
Passenger
David Webster
Soldier
Jennifer Rothschild
Wife
John Garber
Radio Announcer
Paul Dillon
Boy in audience
Alfred Cerullo
Janitor
Mical Whitaker
Janitor
James O. Stafford Jr.
Nude Man
Maureen Paglia
Folksinger
David Whiting
Folksinger
Bobby Catania
The Psychedelicatessen Band
Howard Kingkade
Matty
Carl Espy
Billy
Lawrence Lowe
Guard
Richard Young
Ralph's Cellmate
Roy E. Hubbard
Border Patrolman
Kelly Briggs Jackson
Passenger (uncredited)
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