Valley Girl (film)

Valley Girl is a 1983 romantic comedy film, mirroring Romeo and Juliet, about a girl from the Valley falling in love with a punk rocker from the city, despite their friends' protests. Directed by Martha Coolidge. Written by Wayne Crawford and Andrew Lane. Life in the Valley: Hair, clothes, ... and attitude.taglines Randy No one is gonna tell me who I can score with! Now I want this chick, she wants me, so fuck it, we're goin' back. [to Julie after she dumps him] Well fuck you, for sure, like totally! Julie Richman Man, he's like tripendicular, ya know? Dialogue Randy: Hello. Julie Richman: Hello. Randy: Having a good time? Julie: I'm trying. Randy: That's good. Julie: What are you doing here? Randy: Well, it's a party. Julie: Yeah, I know it's a party, but who invited you? Randy: Oh, you have to be invited. That explains it. Julie: What? Randy: Why everyone is dressed so weird. You see, if I had been invited, I would have known it was a costume party. Julie: Right. Randy: I saw you once before, you know. Julie: Where? Randy: At the beach. Julie: That was you? Julie Richman: Do you think she really does all the stuff she says? Stacey: You know, I think she does. I mean, who could make up 'That stuff tastes like Clorox.'? Fred Bailey: So, you wanna dance? Girl: In another life! Fred Bailey: Yeah, I didn't either. I was just taking a poll. Julie Richman: Yeah, but Tommy can be such a dork, ya know? Like he's got the bod, but his brains are bad news. Suzi Brent: But he is bitchin'. You really are so lucky, Julie. Julie Richman: I know, but we've been going together so long now. Like I'm beginning to think I'm a piece of furniture or something, like an old chair! Loryn: Oh, bad news! Julie Richman: [glancing at Brad] I definitely need something new. Randy: Where do you work? Julie Richman: At my parents' store. Randy: What do they sell? Julie Richman: Health foods. Randy: That's cool. Julie Richman: Like, it's not cool at all! Like, it's all this stuff that tastes like nothing and it's supposed to be so good for you. Why couldn't they, like, open a Pizza Hut or something? Julie Richman: I'll start my diet tomorrow. Stacey: You better watch out, because Randy might like the Hollywood lean look. Suzi Brent: Yeah, but blimps don't get to go out with Tommy. Julie Richman: Who? Stacey: Tommy. Julie Richman: Who? Loryn, Stacey, and Suzi: [in unison] TOMMY! Julie Richman: Fuck him! Randy: [shouting over the noise just as the music ends] So, when can I see you again? Julie Richman: [embarassed] Gee, Randy... why don't you wait until the end of the evening to say these things? Randy: It's how I feel. It's what I want. Julie Richman: I'm here with you now. Julie Richman: [arguing about staying out all night] Why can't you just punish me like Stacey's parents? Sarah Richman: Bad karma, dear! Taglines Life in the Valley: Hair, clothes... and attitude. She's cool. He's hot. She's from the Valley. He's not. Cast Nicolas Cage - Randy Deborah Foreman - Julie Richman Elizabeth Daily - Loryn Michael Bowen - Tommy Cameron Dye - Fred Bailey Heidi Holicker - Stacey Michelle Meyrink - Suzi Brent Lee Purcell - Beth Brent Richard Sanders - Driver's Ed Teacher Colleen Camp - Sarah Richman Frederic Forrest - Steve Richman External links 0086525 Valley Girl valley_girl Valley Girl Category:1983 films Category:1980s American films Category:Teen comedy films