Where was Five Easy Pieces filmed?
1971 film, directed by Bob Rafelson.
- British Columbia
The story is set in California, about 1,228 miles (1,976 km) from where it was filmed.
Where it’s set vs. where it was filmed
- Set in
- California; Washington
- Filmed in
- British Columbia
- Distance
- About 1,228 miles (1,976 km) between California and the nearest filming location.
- Distance
- About 2,435 miles (3,919 km) between Washington and the nearest filming location.
About Five Easy Pieces
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- Released
- 1971
- Director
- Bob Rafelson
- Cast
- Jack NicholsonKaren BlackFannie FlaggSally StruthersLois SmithBilly "Green" BushSusan AnspachRalph WaiteToni BasilJohn P. Ryan
- Genre
- DramaRoad
- Awards
- National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Supporting Actress; New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Film; New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Director; Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture and 1 more
The story
Bobby Dupea works in an oil field in Kern County, California.
She tells Bobby, who was once also a pianist, that their father has suffered two strokes, and urges him to reconcile with the family at their home in Washington.
The latter launches into a monologue about the evils of consumerism.
Famous lines from Five Easy Pieces
Could you name the film from one of these? Famous lines turn up in the daily game.
Shit ass!Elton
I hope they do.Rayette
What do you think?Bobby
You love me, Bobby?Rayette
Are you talking to us?Twinky
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