My Film: Day 13

Easy Rider, 1969

What can I say – possibly one had to be at the right age at the right time. If you were, then nothing else needs to be said at this point.

First seen on the big screen. I was 16. I was a Biker Babe and I saw this film with my Biker mates. It was a pivotal moment in my life.

Easy Rider is a unique roadtrip. And, speaking of tripping… real drugs, they say. Well, it was The Sixties.

Who can forget the gut-wrenching climax? Not me.

A fantastic soundtrack on this one.

Wikipedia | IMDB

Directed by	Dennis Hopper
Produced by	Peter Fonda
Written by	Peter Fonda Dennis Hopper Terry Southern
Starring	Peter Fonda Dennis Hopper Jack Nicholson
Music by	The Band The Byrds The Jimi Hendrix Experience Roger McGuinn Steppenwolf

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