Senior Trip (1995)



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Synopsis:
The final made-for-TV movie of the calendar year 1981 (it was originally telecast on December 30), Senior Trip combines music, comedy and pathos to tell the story of a group of graduates from a staid Ohio high school. Though tightly chaperoned on their titular trip to New York City, the kids intend to cut loose and go crazy, or at least to pursue their hearts' desires (in fact, the only two students who actually want to do some sightseeing before returning home are treated like social pariahs). Among the principal characters are would-be business tyro, Roger (Scott Baio); wannabe singer, David (Randy Brooks); aspiring actress, Judy (Liz Callaway); budding artist, Jon (Jeffrey Marcus); and self-styled Lothario, Fred (James Carroll). It takes a few run-ins with the seamier denizens of the Big Apple to convince the teens that maybe the old high school wasn't so bad. Part of the film is an extended plug for the then-current Broadway smash, Sugar Babies, with Mickey Rooney showing up as himself in one of the sequences. Buried among the minor players are two promising young actors named Jason Alexander and Robert Townsend. Senior Trip was a CBS presentation.

~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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Theatrical Release
9/8/1995
Director Credit
Kenneth Johnson Director
Cast Credit
Jane Hoffman Mrs. Pritchardson
Patti Walsh Peggy
Liz Callaway Judy Matheson
Ralph Davies Vic
James Carroll Fred
Jason Alexander Pete
Freda Foh Shen Ticket Agent
Ron Fassler Bob
Gretchen West Desiree
Bernard Barrow Nathan Aldrich
Mickey Rooney Himself
Robert Townsend Randy
Peter Leeds Mickey's Friend
Mansoor Najee-ullah Pimp
Isabell Monk Manhattan Receptionist
James Weissenbach Tim
Faye Grant Denise
Randolph Brooks David
Jeff Marcus Jon Lipton
John Randolph Jones Mr. Whitaker
Robert Hitt Stanley Simpson
Julia Montgomery Marlene
Vincent Spano Dick
Elaine Kilden Call Girl
Peter Coffield Jerry
Scott Baio Roger Ellis
Ed Van Nuys Malcolm Ferris
Production Credits Credit
Kenneth Johnson Executive Producer
Daniel Kibbie Producer
Art Department Credit
Stuart Wurtzel Art Director
Film Camera Credit
John McPherson Cinematographer



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