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"An Innocent Love"-U of Wash Campus 1982
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2017
- "An Innocent Love" Melissa Sue Anderson, Frank Emfbo, 1982
A boy attends college as a young teenager on an early entry program. He tutors an older girl and develops feelings for her which were not reciprocated. The boy also turns out for crew (rowing). Set at University of Washington, Seattle. The campus has changed significantly and, while not much of a film, it is a bit of a period piece UW graduates from the 70s and 80s might find amusing.
Having grown up in the 70’s I just love watching this era of movies. You don’t even have to be looking at the movie to tell what decade it comes from, it’s that same opening music! 😂
I was born in 1961, I remember the 60s and 70s. They were the best times to grow up, the music was groovy!
Yes if it's not light feel good it's a 'day glo day' music it's disco music bouncing you out of your seat.
I was 14 @ start of the 70's!
@@tonycollazorappo56 for me!❤
I'm a 63'er and have a vivid memory of the 70's.
I wanted to be in crew after watching this movie as a kid. When it came time to choose a high school, only one school in my area had crew and it was a private catholic all-boys school that my parents couldn't afford to send me. I went a different route altogether, joined the military after HS, etc. Once I got home and into college, the thought of joining crew at my local university was a thing of the past since I was pushing thirty and past my prime for such a sport. Also, I entered the university as a junior and the kids going into the varsity team had been rowing their whole lives.
In the movie, you can see the old shell house during the university flyover during the movie intro at the four minute mark. To this day crew has been my favorite collegiate sport stemming from this movie. Crew has had a strong significance in Seattle and this is one of the few movies that features it.
A few years ago, I was watching a golf game with a dearly departed friend of mine over cigars. He played Cal football before playing pro rugby. Anyway, I posed the question if he were to go back in time and redo college, what sport would you choose? He shrugged and asked me, I said crew. He opened his eyes wide and agreed. Also, told me how fully funded the crew program is at Cal - as after his pro retirement, he returned to coach varsity rugby and knew the nuances of how the school funded the sports programs. I miss that guy.
It's a trip to rewatch the movie and watching a young Steve Bauer after Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
I LOVE the nostalgia!! Thank you for the upload…this was my birth year 😊😇☺️
Whenever someone guilt trips you into giving up your "passion and dreams" to be with them is definitely a red flag. I love how Harry is just being himself and knows who he is at his age. He inspires Molly, even though he knows that she is taken. Harry seems so grounded in the process, unlike Dunc. That dude is trouble! Back to watching the next half of this film! Thanks for posting!
Dunc got over his anger and went to the airport to say goodbye to Molly. When he realized Harry was there too he dragged Harry out to the runway to say goodbye to Molly and he even gave Harry the gift that Molly got for him. Because Dunc did that he found out that Molly would never forget Harry. I think that proves Dunc was a great guy who just needed to mature emotionally. I imagine that Dunc and Harry enjoyed their shared rowing experience and Harry was grateful to become more well rounded. I imagine the two went on to have a lasting bromance.
A feel good movie even though heartbreaking at times but this is life and reality and the age of youth and innocence, hence "An Innocent Love." Doug McKeon shines as Harry, a child prodigy who really hasn't experienced the true meaning of life yet...be sure to check out "On Golden Pond," a cinema classic where Doug co-stars with Hollywood legends Katherine Hepburn and Henry Fonda!
I was one of the rowers in this movie
on the blue team
I was 21
I’m 61 now
I saw this movie on TV in '82...hit a cord seeing it again after ...ummm...many years. I was in college at the time....brought me back to those years. Up-beat, feel-good movie and definitely has that late '70's early 80's vibe. Added bonus was Melissa Sue Anderson...she was so "foxy"! Thanks for the up-load.
Wow, I so miss the 70’s, what an amazing time to be brought up!
Just a great feel good movie. Thanks for posting.
I had never heard of it, but it was better than I thought it was going to be. Definitely a tear-jerker though!
Thanks for sharing this, it's a beautiful story that everyone can understand.
The 1980s, how I miss those times. So much better than now.
Unless you were gay, or black, or trans, or....
@@EdwardCurrent woke sheeple moron
" Foxy Mama!!" Gotta love the 70s and 80s!!
That's so beautiful story ....I love Melisa
so cool that they're focusing on that eclipse and talking about "the next one". the next one happened last august and was awesome!
My sister recorded this movie when it aired on TV and we watched it together a few days later. We watched Little House together and we were both fans of Anderson. The movie made a big impression on me because I had a strong interest in astronomy as a kid (and later) and I could relate with Doug's character. Second, I had a strong fascination with crew because of this movie and even attempted to join crew at my university but it didn't work out.
Rest in peace Kristoff St. John.
A simple, but beautiful, film that captures the joys and pitfalls of "first love" perfectly. I must say I was shocked by how nonchalant Dunc was about Harry's attraction to Molly. But then again, he was determined to make sure she stayed (at any cost) while Harry gave Molly the courage to expand her wings and fly, figuratively speaking-even if that meant losing her.
Harry definitely was more of a man than Dunc. Even at 14. Wish I could meet my Harry.
Literally, she flew away on a plane with wings.
Dunc genuinely liked Harry because they actually did have a lot in common just different approaches to getting what they wanted. Dunc approached the teamwork aspect of winning a boat race. Harry was interested in the science of boating ie the resistance and the formulas. Dunc admitted that what Harry was talking about was interesting and was surprised that Harry took an interest in boating as a science to the point he read about it but Dunc lived it. Dunc TAUGHT Harry. It was good for Harry that he likes women. If Harry didn't like women then Dunc would dehumanize Harry. Dunc is a natural leader. He inspires confidence to win and he knows how to use it to make people lose too. Harry's mom is the only one who wants Molly to succeed at UCLA...so she doesn't return. Some of the distance between Harry's mom and her husband is because Harry's mom still thinks about Buddy Sherman and her husband knows it.
Such a cute, sweet and wholesome movie!
It's good to know that I'm not the only one who appreciates Little House on the Prairie! My friends and family give me a lot of slack about it .
My ex gave me a lot of flack about it too.
I love the little house on the prairie best tv show ever made
🖕THEM "Prairie" HATERS
I am happy that Melissa Sue Anderson did not give up on an acting career despite her blindness.
@@vernonfrance2974 she’s not blind in real life she only played a blind girl on little house on the prairie
Nice story. Thank you. Also I enjoyed the music. And the feelings were reciprocated. I think that was the point of the movie.
Glad you liked it. I was on the staff of the UW Crew at this time and the scene where the guys are drinking beer in a tavern is inside a place called the Knarr Tavern (A Knarr is a Norwegian warship. At one time, it was owned by a Norwegian immigrant.) Anyhow, real estate has gone bonkers in Seattle and the piece of land where the Knarr was located was worth huge amounts of money now. A Washington oar had been put up on the wall back when this movie was made and one of our guys read that the tavern was going to be torn down. He went in and rescued the oar- the current owners didn't know any of the story behind it. The banner in the tavern that said "Emfbo" on it was rescued from the UW Athletic Dept. and is in another guys house. His wife allows it because she rowed at Washington, too. Because of all of this, I searched for a copy of the movie and found one from a seller on eBay from Greece (!) If you turned on the closed captions, the lines were printed at the bottom of the screen in Greek and the DVD box cover was in Greek. The boy was certainly thinking of someone other than himself because he respected what the girl was trying to do with her life and helped her even though it was going to break his heart. You are correct- the feelings were reciprocated and it was just one of those things that happens in college- even if you are only 14. Today, you might say he was "friend zoned". So, that's the whole story... ;)
For a 16 year old girl, this movie was wonderful. It’s still wonderful for a 52 year old woman. ☺️ I also liked seeing the scenes of UW. It brought back nice memories of living in Seattle.
Glad you liked it. The UW certainly has changed quite a bit since this was made in 1982. I've found out that my friend's wife was in one scene as she walked to class. She remembered walking past a production team but did not realize she had been filmed until she saw this!
It's always cool to be an extra in a movie or tv show. Thansk for posting. :)
@@westsideflyer7559 Can you post a video talking about more trivia of this movie? This one made a huge impression on me as a lad growing up in the 80s and it would be cool to get some more insider info about making the movie. And the rowing part too, if you could. Happy New Year.
The first 2 minutes this video takes me back to grade school watching little film strips of old 70s clips of Jack and the Bean Stalk or The Boy with the Red Balloon. Does anyone remember those films? It's the feel of the movie, the music, I feel SO crazy old.
The Red Balloon (1956) was, and still is one of my all-time favorites.
When I about 5, my mother and father bought me a pair of sandals and I didn't want to wear them until they showed this film to my kindergarten class and I saw that they were the same ones from France.
Balloon!
I was an extra in this movie. In the hallway and several times in the crew boat race.
It must be really cool to see yourself in a movie, especially one this old! (after rereading my comment it sounds sarcastic, which it’s not meant to be)
That's neat!
I have to say, after witnessing that eclipse in the late '70s, it was nothing compared to that morning in Spring 2020 when it looked like night time all day because of all the wildfires up the coast.
It even freaked out the office cat.
We found her hiding beneath the furniture and wouldn't come out most of the day.
OMG! Thnx a lot!!! I've been looking for it almost 20 years (:
На каналі 1+1 я цей фільм бачив вперше і в останнє. Десь в кінці 90-х років. До сих пір памятаю його.
Me, too, and I really need it now
A very young Kristoff St. John playing one of his friends. RIP Kristoff.
😢
Я первый и последний раз посмотрел этот фильм по ТВ в середине 90-х годов. И с тех самых пор я запомнил его. Каждый из нас проходил через нечто подобное. Фильм для подростков, о самой первой любви, которая редко перерастает в нечто большее, но всё же запоминается нам на всю оставшуюся жизнь.
I watched this film for the first and last time on TV in the mid-90s. And ever since I remembered it. Each of us went through something similar. The film for teenagers, about the very first love, which rarely grows into something more, but it is still remembered for the rest of our lives.
Such a sweet movie 🥰💖
Melissa sue Anderson she was beautiful in this movie I watched her as Mary Ingalls.
(But, as a person, she was a diva, hard to deal with and a chain smoker. Other than that...)
Darin Wilkerson Me too!
I was looking for this movie for 30+ years! When I watched this movie I was 15, just after my Molly Rush left from the campus and my life to pursue her dancing career which she's good at...I also moved to another city with my parents shortly, and never met her again.
Desperate lives from 1982 was also very good movie .. about angel dust. Great cast as well!!
This is a nice little picture. It has a kind of late 70s JAMES AT 15 typed vibe that I think they were going for. Classic picture of this type that they don't make much anymore - unfortunately. I am not one of those who think all contemporary movies suck, in fact some are as great as any that have been made but they do tend to only deal in the darkest aspects of humanity and as such can be quite one sided. They err on the side of too much cynicism at times.
It's interesting that Harry's parents believe Harry doesn't have enough time to tutor and earn money but he has enough time to be in a sport that doesn't pay. It is also interesting that Harry doesn't like sports but once you tell him he will get a reward, a Varsity letter, and an achievement of being the youngest to get a varsity letter, now he is all in. It is also noteworthy that at first Harry doesn't like sports but when Dunc is ruining it for everyone Harry is very concerned and trying his best to perform his function.
Man, Dunc turned out to be a real one bringing Harry out to see his sweetheart Molly. The acronym she put on there was like their secret i love you to each other omg omg i wanna cry :/ so sweet
This was one of my fav's ,and now that I am watching it as an adult I can certainly see how gifted Doug McKeon was compared to the other cast..He practically owned most of the scenes and was leading his two bff's through their scenes..I guess what I am saying is that you can see how naturally talented he was some of the other cast sounded like they were reading from their scripts..He grew-up and became a very successful director /producer not what was expected from him that's for sure..
I watched this in the early 80’s and had such a crush on Doug McKeon. You are correct. He was a natural.
I thought the acting from everyone was great. The jock went on to become a major coke dealer the next year in scarface!!!
True, but his friend who was a violinist was a very talented musician. His name is Bill Calvert and he is most recently noted for acting in Spider Man and Spider Man II.
@@samwallk8600 That is a very difficult role to play. His name is Steven Bauer.
I really enjoyed this movie. Watch Melissa Sue Anderson in First Affair 1983.
a college student being attracted to a 14 year old is not normal
😅
Normal is only in the eyes of the beholder.
That's what went on back in the day
@@gombet Pedophilia is pedophilia no matter who's eye is beholding it.
Cute movie!. Melissa has such a pretty face even with the short hair but she suited her natural long blonde, thick golden hair like on little house on the prarie.
I was so happy Molly got in to UCLA. I hope she made the volleyball team there. I really like the fact that Dunc got more mature and realized that Molly needed to do what she wanted and not what he wanted. I think Harry and Dunc are gonna have a bromance of their own.
Harry is so Beautiful 💜🌹
I completely forgot to say that I I really liked this movie,there was some flaws( the picture was a little wavy) but all in all ,pretty good flick.
Miss the 80's was a good time
"Rocky Bauer" just before he changed his name to Steven Bauer and got the role for which he'll always be best remembered: "Manny" in the 1983's "Scarface." Talk about a career leap! From this schlock to working alongside Al Pacino in one of the most famous movies of the '80's.
Rocky Bauer was also in late 70's tv show, "¿Que Pasa, USA?" I watched it with my dad when I was a little girl
@@happymemories8873
I used to love Que Pasa USA
It was shown sporadically on KQED back then, along with "Watch Your Mouth"
@@kidmack1121 I've never heard of "Watch Your Mouth!" I was big on Degrassi
@@happymemories8873
"Watch your mouth"
was PBS also.
Starred Joseph Morton.
Set in a NYC high school (Duke Ellington High) a drama with emphasis on grammar.
Samuel L Jackson, Stephanie Mills and Robert Townsend all had small roles early in their careers on that show.
@@kidmack1121 I'm trying to look it up in Google in Wikipedia but there's no mention of Samuel L Jackson having been in watch your mouth doesn't mean that he wasn't it just means the Wikipedia didn't know that. but I did read some interesting things about his life including that he was one of the pallbearers in Martin Luther King's funeral and he stuttered horribly as a child and he says MF a lot to combat his stuttering problem
1982 omg !!!!
Doug McKeon reminds me of Michael J. Fox in both voice and stature.
Ha, cute little movie. I would have been about 5 years old when this came out! That kid was pretty smart, I wish I had friends like that. All my friends would get bored whenever I tried to talk about anything to do with science.
I wonder if this film was directed by Michael Landon, because Molly (Melissa Sue Anderson) the blonde boy Harry and the boy with the blue jacket were all on Little House on the Prairie. The boy in the blue jacket played Elmer Dabson when he was running against Nellie Olsen for class present.
I had an enormous crush on Doug McKeon when he was in “Mischief”. I don’t know how I forgot about him!!
Mary Ingles was racking up the roles back in the day.
Mary Ingalls strange days not ingles lol! And it was Melissa Sue anderson who was the actress and yes she was beautiful and photogenic on the screen.
Sweet puppy love
I feel dizzy and nauseous, vertigo. I don't know why.
same here..why does screen keep bobing about
Yes me too. I suppose it 's because of the camera.It's unstable and moving all the time.I feel dizzy too and couldn't watch the whole movie .I think it was a very low budget movie.
I have seen this effect elsewhere. It looks like someone used a videocam to record off a TV...and the camera was not mounted on a tripod but rather held by hand.
My dad is in this movie
Emfbo! Emfbo!
what part did he have?
The guy running with his face painted white.
several kids in this movie stardted out on sesame street and electric company! Even some from zoom!
Nice film.
Oh my gosh, was that Lauren Tewes at the end , taking the plane ticket ? Always part of the crew, welcoming people aboard! ✈️ 🚢
No,it wasn't Lauren Tewes.
guys just watch the last 7 minutes of the movies when SHES in the airport, thats the best part, its the end.
He was such a cute kid
Lovely
It’s 2024 now and a large part of the USA experienced a total solar eclipse. I wonder where the solar eclipse scene in this movie was filmed.
22:49 I don’t actually understand how that individual crossed the road and did not get hit by the truck.
THE VIOLIN PLAYER WAS IN AN EPISODE OF "LITTLE HOUSE." HE WAS THE UNPOPULAR SON OF A FARMER WHO WAS VOTED CLASS PRESIDENT. THE BULLIES PUSHED HIM INTO A PIG'S PEN ON THE DAY HE WAS TO GIVE HIS ACCEPTANCE SPEECH IN HIS NEW SHIRT THAT HIS MOTHER MADE FOR HIM. ❤
Nice. Yeah, this is an oldie but goodie. It was actually filmed in the U.S. and not Canada.
Super super movie
Seattle!
A young Christoff St. John...R.I.P
❤
Doug McKeon was also really great in "Mischief". Cool movie.
Krystoff St. John. R.I.P.
I don't understand why the guys were buddies when they both had a thing for the same girl. It just seems.. weird.
Great movie.
Duncan and Harry should have been best friends.
At least Duncan showed Harry how to be "one of the guys" on the rowing team.
Wow - he's a minor and this would now be considered child abuse
Mario’s they guy from young & The restless!
kiera adele i thought he looked familiar
His name is Kristoff St. John
I just learned recently that not too long ago he lost his fight with depression and committed suicide.
Poor kid...
@@kidmack1121 it was kristoff St John's son who had committed suicide when he was a teenager Kristoff had a bad heart
Did I ingest something, or are the backgrounds wobbling during all the closeup shots?
If you did ingest something, I did the same. How is that happening? Crazy...
Me and my wife are binging on little house is this one of the reasons her parts were limited later on in the seasons because she started her movie career after the blindness in the show?
U of wash ?
UW ?
Let's see
I was there 1981 - 1986
😮
Pretty good movie
One of harry friends, the long hair kid,played in little house on the prairie, one episode..he eas running for President
@evelynbeveraggi8724 You are correct!😉♥🧸🙏
C’mon mom lighten up. All he wants to do is catch her at a vulnerable time and possibly get a little broken off piece…
Also, Dunc is a sociopath.
The use of image stabilizing software here produces some really interesting results between the characters and background. Like this can be a new art form.
The film as it originally was must have been very shakey and almost unwatchable.
Wow I was 20 1982
Manolo from Scarface so cute 😍 💕
Good movie
Anyone know the name and singer of the song in this movie at 1 hour 18 min in the show?
I don't know but it's probably produced just for the film.
That's the way it was back then with the network studios.
Everything they needed for production was in-house; writers, musicians, electricians, chefs, wardrobing etc.
1:34:35 YEP!
There's the song, and the same name for the film's composer, and the song's title, vocalist/lyricist.
Lois Walden sang the song 'Within Your Eyes'. She wrote the lyrics and David Frank wrote the song. Synphonic version of this song was played throughout the show, including the intro flyover UW and the end credits.
@@calcmandan Wow thanks for that info!😀🤗🙏😉
After Harry was paid the $75 he says, "Why don't you find somebody else to tutor you." This is about letting go. After someone learns something it is time to move on. It is time for the teacher to let the student go.
Poor CAMERA WORK, BUT THE MOVIE IS INTERESTING!
There's nothing wrong with the camera, it's the transfer.
the boy looks like ross lynch lmao
Wow Kristoff St. John in happier times.
Who voiced the dedication at 4:27? Sounds like Gary Frank.
5 stars
The old story: smart boy falls for dumb pretty girl
Molly (Melissa Sue) wasn't dumb. She just wasn't as great in math as the boy, Harry.
Well, great strategy.
@@DavidLopez-jl2ugor great at anything except for volleyball 😅
The lead in this looks a lot like David Soul ("Starsky and Hutch").
Credits did not show main characters....Who was Harry?
The music in the background annoyed me can’t hear what the actors are saying
Also if some students are interested going to college if there young have a college program to help
Doug was a cutie
Nice story. Too bad the background looked like a fun house mirror everytime the camera moved.
A rotary phone!!!
Nice and funny
Horrible camera work, beautiful campus
While Dunc is grabbing Harry by the shoulders Harry can see Dunc is a crazy man. Dunc as Harry calls it later in the boat has, "LOST IT"!!
Molly is dating Tony Montana's number one man!?
Yup 😆