In the shot where Johnny has just killed Bob, the soc, Bob is lying with his head to the side. But when Johnny cleans his blade from Bob's blood, Bob is facing upward in the background. See more...
The scene where Dallas tips over in the chair at the drive-in was not scripted, that is actually a blooper they decided to leave in the final film. See more...
Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, starring Emilio Estevez, Matt Dillon, Patrick Swayze, Ralph Macchio, Rob Lowe, Tom Cruise (add more)
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In the scene where Johnny and Ponyboy are talking in the lot, Ponyboy goes over to sort out the fire. The camera zooms up on Johnny and you can hear voices echoing. Does anyone know what they're saying? I can't make them out. [The only voices are the screams from the woman and children trapped in/looking at the church fire.]
At the beginning of the movie when you see pony boy and johnny go up to Dallas you can here music playing in the background. When ponyboy asks "what d'you wanna do?" and dally goes "Nothin' legal, man." it gets turned up louder. Does anyone know the name of the song and the artist? I think it's called Gloria but I'm not sure. [That song is called Gloria and the artist who performed it is Van Morrison. Great song!]
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