Dirty Girl

2010
15
1h 30m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

12K

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Danielle is the dirty girl of Norman High School. When Danielle's misbehavior gets her banished to special ed, she teams up with an innocent closet-case and together they head out on a road trip to discover each other and themselves through a comic and serendipitous friendship.

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Comedy Drama

It's 1987 and Danielle, the high-school 'Dirty Girl', is running away. With her is chubby, gay Clarke, a bag of flour called Joa and a Walkman full of glorious '80s tunes.It's 1987 and Danielle, the high-school 'Dirty Girl', is running away. With her is chubby, gay Clarke, a bag of flour called Joa and a Walkman full of glorious '80s tunes.It's 1987 and Danielle, the high-school 'Dirty Girl', is running away. With her is chubby, gay Clarke, a bag of flour called Joa and a Walkman full of glorious '80s tunes.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

12K

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
The film heavily features the music of Melissa Manchester, as Clarke (Jeremy Dozier) is a big fan. The song "Rainbird" was actually co-written by Manchester and Mary Steenburgen, who plays Clarke's mother.

Goofs
The movie is supposedly set in 1987, but the cash the lead character is shown stealing in the trailer ($10 and $5 bills) is clearly modern U.S. currency featuring enhanced security features like large numbers and different colored inks - not bills from the 1980s.

Quotes
Danielle: I'm glad you're back.
Clarke: I don't know, I kind of miss that place
Danielle: Shut up!
Clarke: A school with no girls, I was *very* popular.
Danielle: [Smiling] You fucking whore! Remember, "nobody likes a dirty girl"!

Soundtracks
Shadows Of The Night
Written by D.L. Byron
Performed by Pat Benatar
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from EMI Film and Television Music