Happy Birthday to Me
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Happy Birthday to Me is a 1980 horror film directed by J. Lee Thompson and written by John C.W. Saxton.
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[edit] Plot summary
After losing her memory in a freak accident, Anderson returns to her school and an exclusive club. Days before her 18th birthday, a grueling set of murders take place and her friends are the ones who are falling prey.
[edit] Selected cast
- Melissa Sue Anderson - Virginia “Ginny” Wainwright
- Glenn Ford - Dr. David Faraday
- Lawrence Dane - Harold “Hal” Wainwright
- Sharon Acker - Estelle Wainwright
- Frances Hyland - Mrs. Patterson
- Tracey E. Bregman - Ann Thomerson
- Jack Blum - Alfred Morris
- Matt Craven - Steve Maxwell
- Lenore Zann - Maggie
- David Eisner - Rudi
- Lisa Langlois - Amelia
- Stephanie Miller - Hospital Nurse
[edit] Goofs
- After the 'game' of flying over the drawbridge in cars, Ginny runs away into the forest with just her scarf. In the forest she has her scarf and handbag.
- When the investigator pulls up to the house to inform the Doc and Ginny about the discovery of Ann's empty car, as he gets out the car and the camera shot is from the back of the car, you can see a crew-members face reflected in the small rear-view mirror.
- When the last car flies over the drawbridge, its flies right into the ground and the front gets smashed, one headlight breaks and the front left tire flies off. When Ginny runs out of the car after they stop, the tire is back, the headlight is fixed and the front of the car seems totally intact.
- When Ginny arrives at the inn, as she sits down, she holds her brown handbag in her hand, but in the next shot as she sits, the handbag is on her shoulder.
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