I did knowing it was the last time you'd get to see Carol in the movie (I haven't seen More American Graffiti and have no desire to either), I thought the scenes with Milner and Carol were the best.
shareYes, because it seemed like they had developed a nice big-brother, little-sister relationship. In 1962, nobody would have had a second thought about it. Today, heads would explode if a guy in his twenties even spoke to a twelve-year-old girl, let alone if she spent the evening hanging out with him. We live in a sad time.
shareYeah I agree. I just rewatched The Major and the Minor. In it Ray Milland comforts what he thinks is a 12year old girl afraid of the thunder. Posters were saying it was creepy. Geez. So many people are so perverse these days
shareGood point. Today's audience would start shouting "CREEPY!" the moment she got in the car with him.
share"Creepy" and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFEt7mABImY
shareI did. I would have shown her father being abusive just to push it a bit more.
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