SPICOLI Clips: "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" ~ (1982) ~ SEAN PENN

SEAN PENN . . . Back when he wasn't such a moronic, hypocritical douche-bag, politics-wise.

MR. HAND: The Mighty RAY WALSTON. Master Thespian, barre none.

Sean Penn seems to be a living lesson in how I should be tolerant of other peoples' lives . . . in the beautiful United States of America, and all that that implies. America is, "live, and let live." "Speak, and let speak." (Don't let the intolerant freaks fool you.)

{Plus, Sean Penn's character MADE this movie. The rest of the movie's scenes without Spicoli are not negligible, at best; but, for the most part, Penn gave this movie the fun that movies like this need . . . [These Spicoli clips make me appreciate the absurd humorousness of Life.]}

Sean Penn's father was Leonard (Leo) Penn; a WW II veteran; a working actor in the '50s & '60s; a working director in the late '60s/ '70s; roughly.
Sean Penn's mother is Eileen Ryan: A classic beauty; an actress.
Sean's parents were smart, talented people.
Sean Penn grew up in Malibu, CA, in the '60s and '70s, and lacked for nothing.

{I went to Our Lady of Malibu Catholic school. I didn't live in Malibu, and they let me know it. My parents drove us over the canyon hills, so my brothers and I could get the best education possible. The common phrase was, " 'Valley,' go HOME." The derogatory term was, "Val." It was a very exclusive place; somewhat elitist. . . . Nice, though. Well educated people. (I liked it.)}

*************** RAY WALSTON played Mr. Hand. {Massive, killer actor.} ***************

"Fast Times at Ridgemont High" ~ Released August 13, 1982.

Mirrored from ************* JoBlo Movie Clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6LDwTYRfjQwkakw5R95OyA ************* on CrapTube. [Thank you very much, Jo Blo.]

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