Drive, He Said

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Drive, He Said is a 1971 American drama film directed by Jack Nicholson that explores campus unrest, basketball, and countercultural disillusionment during the Vietnam War era.

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Drive, He Said (novel) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American drama film
film
basedOn Drive, He Said self-linksurface differs
surface form: Drive, He Said (novel)
basedOnWorkBy Jeremy Larner
cinematographyBy Bill Butler
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Jack Nicholson
distributor Columbia Pictures
editedBy Christopher Holmes
filmDebutOf Jack Nicholson as director
genre drama film
sports film
hasTheme disillusionment
political radicalism
sports and identity
youth rebellion
mainSubject Vietnam War
surface form: Vietnam War era

basketball
campus unrest
counterculture
medium 35 mm film
musicBy David Shire
narrativeLocation college campus
originalLanguage English
partOf New Hollywood
surface form: New Hollywood cinema movement
producer Jack Nicholson
productionCompany BBS Productions
publicationDate 1971
releaseEvent Cannes Film Festival
surface form: 1971 Cannes Film Festival
runtime 90 minutes
screenwriter Jack Nicholson
Jeremy Larner
setInPeriod Vietnam War era
starring Bruce Dern
Henry Jaglom
Karen Black
Michael Margotta
Robert Towne
William Tepper

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Bruce Dern notableWork Drive, He Said
Karen Black notableWork Drive, He Said
Drive, He Said basedOn Drive, He Said self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Drive, He Said (novel)
Bert Schneider produced Drive, He Said
Jeremy Larner notableWork Drive, He Said
William Tepper notableWork Drive, He Said
William Tepper workedOn Drive, He Said
William Tepper castMemberOf Drive, He Said
William Tepper directorOf Drive, He Said
subject surface form: Jack Nicholson