On this day May 30, 1980, the comedy film The Hollywood Knights was released in theaters. Directed by Floyd Mutrux, the film starred Robert Wuhl, Tony Danza, Michelle Pfeiffer, Fran Drescher, Stuart Pankin, and Debra Feuer. Set in 1965 Los Angeles, the story centered around a rowdy car club throwing one last wild party before their favorite drive-in closes down.
Made on a budget of 2.5 million dollars, The Hollywood Knights earned 10 million dollars at the box office. Its blend of teenage mischief, classic cars, and rock and roll made it a cult favorite among fans of coming-of-age comedies.
Fun fact: The film marked an early role for Michelle Pfeiffer, just a few years before she rose to stardom with Grease 2 and Scarface.
Made on a budget of 2.5 million dollars, The Hollywood Knights earned 10 million dollars at the box office. Its blend of teenage mischief, classic cars, and rock and roll made it a cult favorite among fans of coming-of-age comedies.
Fun fact: The film marked an early role for Michelle Pfeiffer, just a few years before she rose to stardom with Grease 2 and Scarface.
