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Easy Rider: Official Clip - You Represent Freedom

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Easy Rider: Official Clip - House of Blue Lights

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Easy Rider: Official Clip - Cemetery Acid Trip

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Easy Rider: Official Clip - The End of the Road

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Easy Rider: Official Clip - Cellmates

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Easy Rider: Official Clip - We Blew It

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Easy Rider: Official Clip - You Got a Helmet?

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Easy Rider: Official Clip - Unidentified Flying Object

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Cast

Peter Fonda
as Captain America/Wyatt

Dennis Hopper
as Billy

Jack Nicholson
as George Hanson

Sandy Brown Wyeth
as Joanne

Karen Black
as Karen

Antonio Mendoza
as Jesus

Robert Walker Jr.
as Jack

Toni Basil
as Mary

Luana Anders
as Lisa

Sabrina Scharf
as Sarah

Phil Spector
as Connection

Hayward Robillard
as Cat Man

Luke Askew
as Stranger on Highway

Warren Finnerty
as Rancher

Mac Mashourian
as Bodyguard

Tita Colorado
as Rancher's Wife

Robert Ball
as Mime

Carmen Phillips
as Mime

Ellie Wood Walker
as Mime

Michael Pataki
as Mime

George Fowler Jr.
as Guard

Keith De Green
as Sheriff

Arnold Hess Jr.
as Deputy

Buddy Causey Jr.
as Customer

Duffy LaFont
as Customer

Blase M. Dawson
as Customer

Paul Guedry Jr.
as Customer

Suzie Ramagos
as Girl

Elida Ann Hebert
as Girl

Rose LeBlanc
as Girl

Mary Kay Hebert
as Girl

Cynthia Grezaffi
as Girl

Colette Purpera
as Girl

Cathe Cozzi
as Dancing Girl

Thea Salerno
as Hooker

China Anne Mclain
as Hooker

Beatriz Monteil
as Hooker

Marcia Bowman
as Hooker

Johnny David
as Man in Pickup Truck

Lea Marmer
as Madame

David C. Billodeau
as Man in Pickup Truck

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Audience Reviews for Easy Rider

• Mar 20, 2017

  This movie honestly sucks. I can't figure out why people enjoyed it so much. It's a mess.
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• May 19, 2013

  Ah, the death of the American Dream, summarized in one final shot. "Easy Rider" is one of those films that's basically a required viewing for almost everyone because of the effect that it had on independent cinema and the world in general, but in all honesty, it isn't very good. Besides an influential soundtrack, its relevant thematic content and Jack Nicholson's memorable performance, "Easy Rider" is easily forgettable. Not much happens in its hour-and-a-half running time, and Dennis Hopper's representation of the hippie movement is narcissistic to say the least. Most of the problems in "Easy Rider" stem from the fact that it's dated, which is almost unfixable, so there's much to do except appreciate it for what it is and move on.
  Stephen E Super Reviewer
• Feb 15, 2013

  Captain America: No, I mean it, you've got a nice place. It's not every man that can live off the land, you know. You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud. "A man went looking for America. And couldn't find it anywhere..." Easy Rider is the quintessential hippy movie. It does the best job of any film I've ever seen at summing up the hippy state of mind and the hippy experience. The acid trip scene in this film is the best tripping scene ever filmed in my opinion. It's actually the only time I've seen a movie that gets the acid trip right. Two biker hippies make a big cocaine sale and then leave L.A. for a cross country road trip to New Orleans for Mardi Gras and then to their retirement in Florida. Along the way they pick up a couple of interesting characters, spend a little time in jail, smoke marijuana, and deal with the anti-long haired hippy stereotypes of the south. The cast is pretty good here with Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and an excellent performance from Jack Nicholson. This is as anti-establishment as movies come and Dennis Hopper's direction is great. This is certainly a movie for those who have a similar view on life as that of the hippie generation. The fact that I'm a modern day hippy(if I get enough sticky) makes this film all the more enjoyable and also all the more infuriating. Terrific movie.
  Melvin W Super Reviewer
• Dec 20, 2012

  Perfectly vibing the disenchantment of the post-Vietnam, post-civil rights, post-summer of love America (the new noir, with a touch of cowboy thrown in for flavor), Hopper and Fonda ARE the guys your parents warned you about (or said you were gonna be), looking for the big score to-get-away-from-it-all at last. What they find instead is one spaced out country,man, and a bit of film history. The LSD trip segment alone is worth the entire film, and that's only one part of it. They nail it.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer

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