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Drive-In (1976)

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The film was released on DVD for the first time in 2012. The Sony Pictures Choice Collection, similar to the Warner Bros. Archives, features DVD-R recorded versions of cult films that are not popular enough for wide release.
Debut theatrical feature film of actor Glenn Morshower.
The song "Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott" (1970) plays during the film's opening credits and became a big hit for the band The Statler Brothers. The tune was written by Don Reid who was a member of the country music group . In Chapter 11 of his book "Random Memories" (2007), Reid confesses to having never seen this movie.
During the robbery attempt, a poster for the 1972 Peter Sellers flop La clinique en folie (1972) can be seen on the wall of the drive-in concession stand. Drive-In and Where Does It Hurt were both directed by Rod Amateau.
The name of the movie playing at the drive-in theater was "Disaster '76". It's a fictional spoof, no such movie exists in reality.

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