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* WeddingEnding: The last scene in the film involves Ray and Alice's hippie-style wedding.
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* WeddingEnding: WeddingFinale: The last scene in the film involves Ray and Alice's hippie-style wedding.
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* WeddingEnding: The last scene in the film involves Ray and Alice's hippie-style wedding.
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* WouldNotHurtAChild: A teenage girl named Reenie who says she has been intimate with other up-and-coming musicians offers herself to Arlo while he is backstage at a music venue, but Arlo politely rejects her advances and gives her his bandana as a souvenir.
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* AutobiographicalRole: Arlo Guthrie plays himself. Stockbridge police chief William Obanhein ("Officer Obie") plays himself, reportedly on the basis that making himself look like a fool was preferable to having somebody else make him look like a fool. Folk singer Music/PeteSeeger plays himself. Actually, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXbigAuy0xo the whole town of Stockbridge (more or less)]] played themselves.
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* AutobiographicalRole: Arlo Guthrie plays himself. Stockbridge police chief William Obanhein ("Officer Obie") plays himself, reportedly on the basis that making himself look like a fool was preferable to having somebody else make him look like a fool. James Hannon, the blind judge in the song who presided over Guthrie's real litter trial, also plays himself. Folk singer Music/PeteSeeger plays himself.himself, too. Actually, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXbigAuy0xo the whole town of Stockbridge (more or less)]] played themselves.
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* HolyGround: Alice and Ray live in a former church, which was in the process deconsecration when we first meet them.
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* HolyGround: Alice and Ray live in a former church, which was in the process of deconsecration when we first meet them.
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* RealMenHaveShortHair: Arlo gets assaulted in a restaurant and pushed out through the window pane due to his long hair. The police arrest him instead of the perpetrators. He keeps his hair under his hat when hitching a ride in a truck. On entering, he lets his hair out, and the driver gives him a look of surprise and possibly also of regret that he had picked him up.
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-->'''Doctor:''' Turn your head and cough...Turn your head and cough...Turn your head and cough...''(Arlo's turn)'' Turn your hat and cough...
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-->'''Doctor:''' Turn your head and cough...TurnYourHeadAndCough...Turn your head and cough...Turn your head and cough...''(Arlo's turn)'' Turn your hat and cough...
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Cleaning up Cerberus Syndrome in preparation for its cut.
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* CerberusSyndrome: The movie recounts about all the events of "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree", but the true emphasis is on the miserable marriage of Alice and her alcoholic husband.
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* CerberusSyndrome: CerebusSyndrome: The movie recounts about all the events of "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree", but the true emphasis is on the miserable marriage of Alice and her alcoholic husband.
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* AutobiographicalRole: Arlo Guthrie plays himself. Stockbridge police chief William Obanhein ("Officer Obie") plays himself, reportedly on the basis that making himself look like a fool was preferable to having somebody else make him look like a fool. Singer Music/PeteSeeger plays himself. Actually, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXbigAuy0xo the whole town of Stockbridge (more or less)]] played themselves.
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* AutobiographicalRole: Arlo Guthrie plays himself. Stockbridge police chief William Obanhein ("Officer Obie") plays himself, reportedly on the basis that making himself look like a fool was preferable to having somebody else make him look like a fool. Singer Folk singer Music/PeteSeeger plays himself. Actually, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXbigAuy0xo the whole town of Stockbridge (more or less)]] played themselves.
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* AutobiographicalRole: Arlo Guthrie plays himself. Stockbridge police chief William Obanhein ("Officer Obie") plays himself, reportedly on the basis that making himself look like a fool was preferable to having somebody else make him look like a fool. Singer Pete Seeger plays himself. Actually [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXbigAuy0xo the whole town of Stockbridge, more or less,]] played themselves.
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* AutobiographicalRole: Arlo Guthrie plays himself. Stockbridge police chief William Obanhein ("Officer Obie") plays himself, reportedly on the basis that making himself look like a fool was preferable to having somebody else make him look like a fool. Singer Pete Seeger Music/PeteSeeger plays himself. Actually Actually, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXbigAuy0xo the whole town of Stockbridge, more Stockbridge (more or less,]] less)]] played themselves.
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''Alice's Restaurant'' is a 1969 film, directed by Arthur Penn (his follow-up to ''Film/BonnieAndClyde'') and inspired by the title song of the Arlo Guthrie album ''Music/AlicesRestaurant''. (The song itself is officially named "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree", but is frequently also called "Alice's Restaurant".)
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''Alice's Restaurant'' is a 1969 film, comedy-drama film directed by Arthur Penn (his follow-up to ''Film/BonnieAndClyde'') and inspired by the title song of the Arlo Guthrie album ''Music/AlicesRestaurant''. (The song itself is officially named "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree", but is frequently also called "Alice's Restaurant".)
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''Alice's Restaurant'' is a 1969 film, directed by Arthur Penn (his follow-up to ''Film/BonnieAndClyde''), inspired by the title song of the Arlo Guthrie album ''Music/AlicesRestaurant''. (The song itself is officially named "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree", but is frequently also called "Alice's Restaurant".)
The film, like the song, is loosely autobiographical. Arlo Guthrie plays himself.
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''Alice's Restaurant'' is a 1969 film, directed by Arthur Penn (his follow-up to''Film/BonnieAndClyde''), ''Film/BonnieAndClyde'') and inspired by the title song of the Arlo Guthrie album ''Music/AlicesRestaurant''. (The song itself is officially named "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree", but is frequently also called "Alice's Restaurant".)
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* BillBillJunkBill: At the physical, a doctor comes in with a stethoscope.
-->'''Doctor:''' Turn your head and cough...Turn your head and cough...Turn your head and cough...''(Arlo's turn)'' Turn your hat and cough...
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* BaitAndSwitch: Arlo is denied entry into the army, not because of the littering incident as he thought...but because of his long hair.
-->'''Sargent:''' Kid, we don't like ''your kind''.
-->'''Sargent:''' Kid, we don't like ''your kind''.
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* HippieVan: Arlo's VW microbus
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* MessyHair: This being TheSixties, Arlo's hair got him kicked out of institutions and picked on by local authorities. But it ''did'' save him from the draft, though.
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* PublicDomainSoundtrack: "Amazing Grace" gets tossed around a lot in this one.
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* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: The bare outlines of the film are fact-based (Arlo Guthrie going to Montana and then heading back east to visit his old friends Alice and Ray[[note]]Ray was his high school shop teacher[[/note]], who lived in an old church, only get caught littering and then having to deal with the draft board, while Alice opens a restaurant), but it's largely fictionalized beyond that, to the extent that Alice Brock wasn't entirely comfortable with the final results.
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* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: The bare outlines of the film are fact-based (Arlo Guthrie going to Montana and then heading back east to visit his old friends Alice and Ray[[note]]Ray was his high school shop teacher[[/note]], who lived in an old church, only to get caught littering and then having to deal with the draft board, while Alice opens a restaurant), but it's largely fictionalized beyond that, to the extent that Alice Brock wasn't entirely comfortable with the final results.
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* VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory: The bare outlines of the film are fact-based (Arlo Guthrie going to Montana and then heading back east to visit his old friends Alice and Ray[[note]]Ray was his high school shop teacher[[/note]], who lived in an old church, only get caught littering and then having to deal with the draft board, while Alice opens a restaurant), but it's largely fictionalized beyond that, to the extent that Alice Brock wasn't entirely comfortable with the final results.
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''Alice's Restaurant'' is a 1969 film film, directed by Arthur Penn (his follow-up to ''Film/BonnieAndClyde''), inspired by the title song of the Arlo Guthrie album ''Music/AlicesRestaurant''. (The song itself is officially named "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree", but is frequently also called "Alice's Restaurant".)
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* CompositeCharacter: Roger Crowther is a combination of two of Guthrie's real life buddies: Rick Robbins (his actual accomplice for the garbage incident), and the character's portrayer, Geoff Outlaw.
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* CerberusSyndrome: The movie recounts about all the events of "The Alice's Restaurant Massacree", but the true emphasis is on the miserable marriage of Alice and her alcoholic husband.
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* CompressedHair: Arlo long hippie locks concealed under his hat when hitching a ride with the redneck truck driver. At the reveal, the truck driver's reaction is very much PleaseKeepYourHatOn.
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* CompressedHair: Arlo Arlo's long hippie locks concealed under his hat when hitching a ride with the redneck truck driver. At the reveal, the truck driver's reaction is very much PleaseKeepYourHatOn.
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* HolyGround: Alice's restaurant is in a former church, and it has to be deconsecrated before Alice can set up shop.
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* ListingTheFormsOfDegenerates: In both the film and the song, Arlo Guthrie presents a list of the people he met in prison: ''"mother rapers... father stabbers... father rapers"'' before reminding the audience that he was simply there for littering.
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