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| Katrina Begin | ... | ||
| Charles Chen | ... | ||
| Melonie Diaz | ... | ||
| Sunny Doench | ... | ||
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Caroline Dollar | ... | |
| Shahine Ezell | ... | ||
| Lyndsy Fonseca | ... |
Dawn
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Alexis Gay | ... | |
| Robert X. Golphin | ... |
Boy #2
(as Robert Golphin)
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| Amber Heard | ... | ||
| Aaron Himelstein | ... | ||
| Max Hoffman | ... | ||
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Thomas Holmes III | ... | |
| Wesley Jonathan | ... | ||
| Belinda Keller | ... | ||
A glimpse into the teenage wasteland of suburbia 1999 that takes place over 24 hours, and the teenagers who make their way through the last day of high school.
Remember the Daze is an authentic look at high school students on the brink of graduation. It reveals the trepidations and excitement that students feel at this very important juncture in their life. The middle class life style will connect to a large segment of the population, but some will see it as how the "rich" live, especially because they all seem to be driving cars. However, the class distinctions are minor in the film much as they were in "American Graffiti." One of the biggest differences in "Graffiti" was that the most daring thing a kid could do then was to get an adult to buy whiskey for him in a liquor store. Some parents may be shocked and horrified to see the promiscuous use of mind altering drugs. On the other hand, it might be healthy for them to get an authentic look at what's going on.