Breezy
1973, Drama, 1h 48m
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Divorced and creeping past middle age, real estate agent Frank Harmon (William Holden) isn't interested in falling in love anymore. But when he reluctantly picks up impoverished teenage hitchhiker Breezy (Kay Lenz) outside his Los Angeles home, she manages to break through his gruff facade. Before long, she moves in with him, and the two enjoy an unlikely romance despite their difference in age and beliefs. Problems arise, however, when Frank's peers become critical of his new relationship.
Cast & Crew
William Holden
Frank Harmon
Frank Harmon
Kay Lenz
Edith Alice Breezerman
Edith Alice Breezerman
Roger C. Carmel
Bob Henderson
Bob Henderson
Marj Dusay
Betty Tobin
Betty Tobin
Joan Hotchkis
Paula Harmon
Paula Harmon
Jamie Smith Jackson
Marcy
Marcy
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Audience Reviews for Breezy
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Sep 19, 2010Meandering age crisis drama mixed with a May-December romance and some 70's flower child preaching thrown in. In other words a muddled viewing experience.jay n Super Reviewer
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Sep 17, 2009Clint eastwood early directing effort from the 70s, and while not starring this is a good film its entertaining and story always engageing, the two leads are very watchable. the divorced old man played by William holden, whos life looks up a bit when free spirit youngster Breezy again exellently played by kay lenz. a story about a unconventional romance and its consequences on each other, the film is touching at times and shows the relationship well.scott g Super Reviewer
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Feb 15, 2008A sweet breezy romance between a 20 year old hippie and a 55 year old divorcee directed by Clint Eastwood. Kay Lenz plays the cute, easy-going, drifter with a loving sunshiny attitude toward the world. William Holden plays the bitter, cynical, un-trusting, real estate agent who has convinced himself he likes being alone. At times the dialog gets a bit sappy, but overall I liked the issues the movie dealt with, and some of the conversations. It's just a small movie with believable performances and admittedly some uncomfortable moments because of the age difference of the leads.
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