The Night of the White Pants

2006
R
1h 27m

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5.7/10

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Comedy Drama

The patriarch of a distinguished but crumbling Dallas family is forced to hit the town with his daughter's punk rock boyfriend.The patriarch of a distinguished but crumbling Dallas family is forced to hit the town with his daughter's punk rock boyfriend.The patriarch of a distinguished but crumbling Dallas family is forced to hit the town with his daughter's punk rock boyfriend.

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IMDb RATING

5.7/10

737

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
For 21 out of the 22 days of shooting, the heat index was at or above 100 degrees Fahrenheit at the Texas locations.

Quotes
Felicia: I just love telling rich people to fuck off!

Soundtracks
Search and Destroy
Written by Iggy Pop (as Iggy) and The Stooges
Covered by Young Heart Attack

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Featured review

10/10

Highly recommended

The Night of the White Pants is a funny, honest, yet upbeat film about a dysfunctional Texas family and the night from hell. Auteur Amy Talkington is on top of her game here: the one liners are priceless, and she obviously knows her way around Texas, the punk rock scene, and the occasional fancy hotel. The film has the frenetic energy of the perfect night out, the authentic ring of a great punk song, and the carefree spirit of a particularly wild prom night for grownups. There's great chemistry between the two leads, Nick Stahl and Tom Wilkenson, while Fran Kranz updates Jeff Spicoli to fantastic effect and steals scenes right and left. Put it this way: Anyone who enjoyed Little Miss Sunshine or Slums of Beverly Hills will love it.