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1977 American film
Starhops
Starhops poster
Directed by
Barbara Peeters
Written by
Stephanie Rothman (as "Dallas Meredith")
Produced by
Robert D. Kritzman John B Kelley executive Daniel Grodnick Robert Sharpe co-executive Jack Rose
Cinematography
Eric Saarinen
Edited by
Steve Zaillian
Production company
Roseworld Films
Distributed by
First American Films
Release date
23 November 1977 (1977-11-23)[1]
Country
USA
Language
English
Budget
$450,000[2]
Starhops is 1977 exploitation comedy film directed by Barbara Peeters, based on a script by Stephanie Rothman, writing under a pseudonym, and was edited by future Oscar winning screenwriter Steve Zaillian.
Three carhops team up to save their cash-strapped Venice Beach drive-in restaurant from the clutches of a greedy oil baron who wants the land it sits on.
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