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The All-American Girl (1973): Cast

The All-American Girl (1973) movie poster

The All-American Girl is a 1973 drama directed by Mark Haggard, starring Peggy Church as Debbie, Paul Berry and Tracy Handfuss. It runs 1 hour 18 minutes.

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The All-American Girl (1973) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 18m (78 min)
Director
Mark Haggard
Genre
Drama
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The All-American Girl About?

The premise of The All-American Girl without spoilers.

When Debbie’s boyfriend Bobby departs for a three‑month research trip to Guatemala, she expects a quiet, uneventful summer. Instead, the arrival of her neighbor’s curious fifteen‑year‑old son Johnny turns her plans upside down, leading to unforeseen adventures and new connections.

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Cast & crew

The All-American Girl Cast & Characters

Peggy Church leads the cast as Debbie, with Paul Berry as Johnny and Tracy Handfuss as Grace (as Tracy Rodgers). Directed by Mark Haggard; 7 actors are credited in all.

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Cars

Cars in The All-American Girl

3 cars on screen, including the 1964 Volkswagen Sedan Typ 1 and the 1971 Toyota Corona Mark II.

  • 1964 Volkswagen Sedan Typ 1 in The All-American Girl 1964 Volkswagen Sedan Typ 1 Minor role
  • 1971 Toyota Corona Mark II in The All-American Girl 1971 Toyota Corona Mark II Background role
  • 1971 Toyota Corona Mark II Hardtop in The All-American Girl 1971 Toyota Corona Mark II Hardtop Background role
Details

The All-American Girl Also Known As

3 alternative titles, including “Danish Flowers” and “Sexvän sökes”.

Also known as
  • Danish Flowers
  • Sexvän sökes
  • Mi pecado es ser joven

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FAQ

The All-American Girl FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of The All-American Girl, each answered in a sentence.

How long is The All-American Girl?

The All-American Girl runs 1 hour 18 minutes (78 minutes).

When was The All-American Girl released?

The All-American Girl was released on January 19, 1973.

Who directed The All-American Girl?

The All-American Girl was directed by Mark Haggard.

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Who is in the cast of The All-American Girl?

The All-American Girl stars Peggy Church as Debbie, Paul Berry as Johnny and Tracy Handfuss as Grace (as Tracy Rodgers), among 7 credited actors.

Does The All-American Girl have a post-credit scene?

No. The All-American Girl has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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