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A strong-willed female stock car driver challenges her chauvinistic crush to a race to win his respect- and get him into bed.A strong-willed female stock car driver challenges her chauvinistic crush to a race to win his respect- and get him into bed.A strong-willed female stock car driver challenges her chauvinistic crush to a race to win his respect- and get him into bed.
Gerard Christopher
- Randy Starr
- (as a different name)
Cynthia Thompson
- Amanda
- (as Cynthia Ann Thompson)
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- Writer
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- TriviaDuring an interview, actress Betsy Russell was asked what she thought about the trailer showing her character as a strong female, but then cutting to her in the shower. She said: "I've never really paid attention to that. I guess strong females still have to take showers. They still like to feel sexy, so I don't think there's one thing that should stop someone from feeling sexy and showing their body if that's what they choose to do. I don't think it makes any difference in the world."
- GoofsThe naked man Tommy encounters has tape visible on his lower abdomen, which is apparently being used to cover his genitals.
- Quotes
Tomasina 'Tomboy' Boyd: I prefer to drive myself.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Voyeur (1985)
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You know the drive-in experience... Trying to find a good parking space... The queue at the intermission for snacks... And of course, the *ahem* entertainment you can have in the backseat if the movie sucks...
Which it invariably will.
Tomboy is one such 'delight' of a bygone era. You may think, looking at the packaging and tagline, it's an attempt to tackle the very serious subject of a young female trying to make it in the man's world of mechanics and motor sports.
Heck no.
This is instead, a rather cunning subterfuge for it's REAL agenda... Which is of course, to display as much female flesh as humanly possible. It does a pretty good job of it, I suppose. Not a moment goes by where our director concocts a situation that he can exploit to load the back and foreground with soft core naughtiness.
Naked Swimming. Stripping. Shower scenes. Hot dancing. Wet T shirts. And of course, the predictable moment when the music turns soppy, and everything is shot in soft lighting... Yep, the Obligatory Sex Scene (TM). This particular one is filmed in a gym, and features our heroine literally having her top TORN off, by the aptly named Randy.
I hope she got reimbursed for her damaged clothing post-coital. The film never specifies if this is the case. Talk about your plot holes...
Betsy Russell tries her best, she really does. An actual film promoting her struggle in a male-dominated industry might have been interesting. Alas, all we have is this collection of cheesy montages and Carry On-esque humour, so I guess you'll have to make do with it...
Actually, no. You don't. 4/10
Which it invariably will.
Tomboy is one such 'delight' of a bygone era. You may think, looking at the packaging and tagline, it's an attempt to tackle the very serious subject of a young female trying to make it in the man's world of mechanics and motor sports.
Heck no.
This is instead, a rather cunning subterfuge for it's REAL agenda... Which is of course, to display as much female flesh as humanly possible. It does a pretty good job of it, I suppose. Not a moment goes by where our director concocts a situation that he can exploit to load the back and foreground with soft core naughtiness.
Naked Swimming. Stripping. Shower scenes. Hot dancing. Wet T shirts. And of course, the predictable moment when the music turns soppy, and everything is shot in soft lighting... Yep, the Obligatory Sex Scene (TM). This particular one is filmed in a gym, and features our heroine literally having her top TORN off, by the aptly named Randy.
I hope she got reimbursed for her damaged clothing post-coital. The film never specifies if this is the case. Talk about your plot holes...
Betsy Russell tries her best, she really does. An actual film promoting her struggle in a male-dominated industry might have been interesting. Alas, all we have is this collection of cheesy montages and Carry On-esque humour, so I guess you'll have to make do with it...
Actually, no. You don't. 4/10
- wrightiswright
- Aug 8, 2015
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- Release date
- Country of origin
- Official site
- Language
- Also known as
- Tomboy - Junge, was für ein Mädchen
- Filming locations
- Highland Park, Los Angeles, California, USA(setting: Chester's Garage, specifically the corner of Figueora and Cypress Avenue at 3304 N. Figueroa Street)
- Production company
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $14,100,000
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $1,723,935
- Jan 27, 1985
- Gross worldwide
- $14,100,000
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