Star Spangled Girl (1971)

Synopsis: STAR SPANGLED GIRL is Neil Simon's comedy about a pair of '60s radicals who discover the girl next door is just the sort of square they hate--so they promptly fall in love with her. Amy Cooper (Sandy Duncan) is a perky, patriotic, all-American girl who aspires to be an Olympic swimmer. Andy... STAR SPANGLED GIRL is Neil Simon's comedy about a pair of '60s radicals who discover the girl next door is just the sort of square they hate--so they promptly fall in love with her. Amy Cooper (Sandy Duncan) is a perky, patriotic, all-American girl who aspires to be an Olympic swimmer. Andy Hobart (Tony Roberts) and Norman Cornell (Todd Susman) write about radical politics for an underground campus newspaper. Their conflicting ideologies form a strange attraction of opposites, and soon the two men find themselves vying for Amy in a comic love triangle. The trio's sharp, witty banter resonates with the cultural and political upheavals sweeping through America in the 1960s and '70s. [More]