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An exploration of the relationship between Beat Generation writers Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady, and Cassady's wife, Carolyn.
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$954029
110 min
1980-04-25
Released
English
17
5.6
Neal Cassady
Carolyn Cassady
Jack Kerouac
Ira (based on Allen Ginsberg)
Stevie
Mrs. Kerouac
Dick
Waitress
Ogden
Ogden's Secretary
First Receptionist
Second Receptionist
Mexican Junkie
Blonde in Car
Bob Bendix
Betty Bendix
Dispatcher
TV Talk Show Host
Youth in Bar
Steve Allen
Painter (uncredited)
Second Receptionist
Undercover Agent
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