Senior Trip

Senior Trip (1995)

Timing: 1:31 (91 min)

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Release date

1995-09-08

Country

Canada, United States

Production

New Line Cinema, Alliance Films, 1992 Number Four Limited Partnership, MHA, National Lampoon, Alliance Production

Genre

Comedy

Budget

$0

Revenue

$4 686 937

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Director

Kelly Makin

Actors

Matt Frewer, Valerie Mahaffey, Lawrence Dane, Tommy Chong, Jeremy Renner, Rob Moore, Eric Edwards, Kevin McDonald, Michael Blake, Tara Strong
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Scenario

Roger Kumble, I. Marlene King

Producer

Wendy Grean, Michel Roy, Neil Stearns, Peter Morgan

Operator

François Protat

Composer

Steve Bartek

Artist

Audition

Valerie McCaffrey, Ross Clydesdale

Editing

Stephen Lawrence
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• The bus driver, played by Tommy Chong, hums a tune and sings a snippet of the song "Earache My Eye." Chong and Cheech Marin performed this song at the end of the film "Up in Smoke" (1978).
• This is the first full-length film featuring Jeremy Renner.
• Travis's 1974 Chevrolet Caprice unexpectedly becomes a 1971 Chevrolet Impala after going off a bridge.
• A bus with children is traveling south, judging by the fact that they drove through Pennsylvania on their way to Washington, D.C. However, upon arrival, the bus travels north, crossing the Arlington Memorial Bridge near the Lincoln Memorial.
• After Dags and Virus leave school on the bus, there is a scene of them talking about Lisa. As they talk, a building with the Canadian flag can be seen passing by.
• The end credits express gratitude to New Line Cinema for providing footage from the film Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Nightmare. In reality, the film is titled Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday (Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday, 1993).
• The bus driver, played by Tommy Chong, hums a tune and sings a snippet from the song “Earache My Eye.” Chong and Cheech Marin performed this song at the end of the film 'Up in Smoke' (1978).
• The end credits express gratitude to New Line Cinema for providing footage from the film 'Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Nightmare.' In reality, the film is titled 'Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday' (1993).