A sweet-natured San Fernando Valley suburbanite (Deborah Foreman) falls for an adventurous Hollywood punk from the wrong side of the tracks (Nicolas Cage).
The mismatched couple face opposition from their friends over the relationship and each must decide whether to follow their head or their heart.
Funny, sexy and almost impossible to dislike, Valley Girl cost just $350,000 and made $16 million, and is widely rated as one of the top teen romances. Why? Maybe it’s the female touch of director Martha Coolidge, bringing some much-needed class to the normally male-made genre.
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Nicolas Cage Julie Richman
Deborah Foreman Loryn
Elizabeth Daily Tommy
Michael Bowen Fred Bailey
Cameron Dye Stacey
Heidi Holicker Suzi Brent
Michelle Meyrink Samantha
Tina Theberge Beth Brent
Lee Purcell Sarah Richman
Colleen Camp Steve Richman
Frederic Forrest Skip
David Ensor
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Martha Coolidge
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