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Dirty Girl (2010 film)

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Dirty Girl is a 2010 coming-of-age comedy-drama film about Danielle, the promiscuous “dirty girl” of her high school in Norman, Oklahoma. Paired on a parenting project with Clarke, an innocent, closeted classmate, the two misfits run away together on a road trip to California. Written and Directed by Abe Sylvia. Dialogue (Up-tempo song plays) Danielle: I’ve heard it said that this here… this here’s a man’s world. And some girls, they believe it. Primping and fussing and holding out, hoping a boy will look her way. They don’t know they got the power. As for me… (moans from inside car) I’m not that kind of girl. I’m on top. Which begs the question… if the girl’s on top, well.… who’s the one getting screwed? Hey, wait up! So if it’s a man’s world, God wouldn’t have made me. Mr. Potter: (to class) The only safe sex is no sex. Unless you stay busy, get some hobbies, and practice abstinence, you could end up asking, “Was the momentary thrill really worth it?” What are some healthy alternatives? Tonya? Tonya: You could have a pizza party. Mr. Potter: Right on. Who doesn’t love pizza? (All laughs) Mr. Potter: Anyone else? Danielle: (Puts up hand) What are your thoughts on the pull-out method? Danielle: You dance for tips, right? That’s why you got all them singles. Joel: It’s my art. If people want to give me money for my art, that just makes me a professional artist. Danielle: Right, you’re a stripper. Joel: Erotic entertainer. Danielle: Stripper. Cast Milla Jovovich as Sue-Ann Edmondston Juno Temple as Danielle Edmondston Jeremy Dozier as Clarke Walters William H. Macy as Ray Mary Steenburgen as Peggy Walters Dwight Yoakam as Joseph Walters Nicholas D'Agosto as Joel Tim McGraw as Danny Briggs Jack Kehler as Doc Shelby Deborah Theaker as Mrs. Hatcher Jonathan Slavin as Mr. Potter Pat Healy as Billy Nate Hartley as Charlie Gary Grubbs as Principal Mulray Reiley McClendon as Mike Brent Briscoe as Officer Perry Maeve Quinlan as Janet Elsie Fisher as Tiffany Briggs Brian Baumgartner as the concierge (uncredited) External links Category:2010 films Category:2010s American films Category:American comedy-drama films Category:American independent films Category:Gay-related films Category:Road comedy-drama films Category:Teen comedy-drama films Category:American coming-of-age comedy-drama films Category:Films about runaways Category:Films set in Oklahoma