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Susan Richardson Videos!Happy Days: Season 2DVD Video  Please Click the Cart to Purchase or Hover Over to Preview the CD 
One of the episodes features Susan Richardson.
In "Fonzie Joins the Band" (1975), she played Carol Danson.
One of the episodes featues Joan Prather.
In "Open House," she played Ruth.
American Graffiti (Collector's Edition) (1973) Richard Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, Paul Le Mat, and Charles Martin Smith. Director: George Lucas (DVD - 1998) Please Click the Cart to Purchase or Hover Over to Preview the CD 
A hallmark film of the 1970s. In a series of touching and telling vignettes, AMERICAN GRAFFITI follows a memorable crew of small-town teenagers through
one momentous night in 1962. Director Lucas' modest, near-verite approach contrasts strikingly with his glitzy following film, STAR WARS.
Steve (Ron Howard), a clean-cut youth, is to leave for college the next day; Curt (Richard Dreyfuss), the class intellectual, is also slated for college but has doubts about his future; Laurie (Cindy
Williams), Curt's sister and Steve's girlfriend, is upset by the latter's impending departure; Terry (Charles Martin Smith) is a hopeless nerd who desperately yearns to be "cool"; John (Paul LeMat),
who's very cool indeed, drives "the fastest car in the valley" and is constantly being forced to prove that boast. After the school dance, everyone goes cruising. John picks up loquacious 13-year-old
Carol (Mackenzie Phillips), thinking she's much older until she climbs aboard his 1932 Ford Deuce Coupe. Steve and Laurie, driving about in his 1958 Impala, clash over their ambitions; he's full of
hope for the future, while she's afraid her life is over at 17. Curt goes off in search of the elusive Girl in the White T-Bird, while Terry has an adventure with a reputedly "experienced" older girl
(Candy Clark).
Based on George Lucas' own teenage hot-rodding days in Modesto, California, the appeal of AMERICAN GRAFFITI is in its fragmentary scenes; the nervous camera jumps from character to character to
present a powerful collage of American youth on the brink of maturity and the complex experiences of the coming decade. The enormous financial and critical success of GRAFFITI--it grossed over $100
million domestically--allowed Lucas the freedom to finance one of the most beloved and highest-grossing films of all time--STAR WARS--and spawned numerous imitations, even inspiring the long-running
TV sitcom "Happy Days." The film boosted the careers of a host of young performers including Dreyfuss, Howard, Williams, LeMat, Smith, Clark, Phillips, Harrison Ford, Kathleen Quinlan, and Suzanne
Somers.
More American Graffiti (1979) Candy Clark, Bo Hopkins, Ron Howard, and Paul Le Mat (DVD - 2003) Please Click the Cart to Purchase or Hover Over to Preview the CD 
Note: This sequel doesn't feature Susan Richardson, but it's included in this page for interest as a related item to the original flick.
American Graffiti / More American Graffitti (Drive-In Double Feature) Candy Clark, Bo Hopkins, Ron Howard, and Paul Le Mat (DVD - 2004) Please Click the Cart to Purchase or Hover Over to Preview the CD 
A Star Is Born Barbra Streisand, Kris Kristofferson, Gary Busey, and Oliver Clark (DVD - 2006) Please Click the Cart to Purchase or Hover Over to Preview the CD 
Look within the first 15 minutes of the movie for the scene inside the limo.
Susan makes an uncredited cameo. Trey Parker and Matt Stone hate Barbra.
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