| Two-Lane Blacktop | |||||
| Michael Laughlin Productions (1971) | |||||
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| Laurie Bird | The Girl | |
| Warren Oates | G.T.O. | |
| Harry Dean Stanton | Oklahoma hitchhiker | |
| James Taylor | The Driver | |
| Dennis Wilson | The Mechanic |
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| Producer | Michael Laughlin
Gary Kurtz |
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| Writer | Floyd Mutrux
Rudy Wurlitzer |
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| Cinematography | Jack Deerson
Gregory Sandor |
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| Musician | Billy James
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The Driver (James Taylor) and The Mechanic (Dennis Wilson) are a pair of itinerant car junkies travelling across the United States in a 1955 Chevrolet that they have modified into a hot rod. Going along with them is The Girl (Laurie Bird), who tags for the amusement of it. When they meet the driver of an equally souped-up Pontiac GTO (Warren Oates), they challenge him to a race across the country to Washington D. C., with the pink slips of the vehicles hanging in the balance. |
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