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Jumping Off A Bridge | Sexual Identity
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6.6/10
IMDbFavorite Movie | 1977
Budget 1,100,000 USD
Box Office Collection 27,000,000 USD
The release weekend for this movie coincided with the date from the first line of the song that inspired it: "It was the 3rd of June, another sleepy, dusty Delta day"
Director Max Baer Jr. played Jethro Bodine in The Beverly Hillbillies (1962).
Second collaboration between Robby Benson and Glynnis O'Connor.Jeremy (1973) was the first.
Screenwriter Herman Raucher was paid $250,000 by the Dell Publishing Company to author a tie-in paperback novel, which was ultimately deemed a colossal financial disaster.
Released Friday, June 4th, 1976, one month before the United States' bicentennial, July 4th, 1976.
"Bobbie Lee Hartley: It's gonna be all right. We've just been waiting so long and trying so hard. Oh, it's all right Billy Joe. Billy Joe McAllister: It ain't all right! I ain't all right! [long pause as Billy Joe walks a few steps away from Bobbie Lee] Billy Joe McAllister: Bobbie... I have been with a man! Did you hear me? Which is a sin against nature! A sin against God! I don't know how I could have done it, I swear! I don't know how I could be wanting you and do that. Bobbie Lee Hartley: But you were drunk. Maybe you just imagined it. Billy Joe McAllister: I didn't imagine nothing! Bobbie Lee Hartley: But you were drunk. Everyone saw how drunk you were. Billy Joe McAllister: I... I knew. I knew what was happening. Bobbie Lee Hartley: Who was it? Billy Joe McAllister: I ain't gonna say. Bobbie Lee Hartley: Why? I wish I could understand. Billy Joe McAllister: I wish I could."
"[first lines] Billy Joe McAllister: HEY! I've been holding up this here bridge for over an hour so it wouldn't fall on you! Bobbie Lee Hartley: Right neighborly of you, Mr. McAllister."