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(1987) |
erry Mitchell.
Just another high school nerd. Pretty normal life.
But today, his car has a flat tire, he's late for school, and the student store cash register won't open.
But that is nothing...
There's a new student on campus: Buddy Revell. -A guy that's been in over 20 fights and won 'em all. Beat up his teacher, pulled a knife on his football coach, and most important, DOES NOT like to be touched by anybody, AT ALL.
Well, guess what? Jerry has been given an assignment to interview Buddy and write an article for the school newspaper about him. He meets Buddy in the bathroom and talks to him, but makes a BIG mistake. Yep, he touches him.
Now Buddy just challenged him to a fight in the parking lot when school ends at 3:00. Unfortunately, Jerry is real short and has never been in any fights.
Uh-oh!
Poor Jerry. For the rest of the day, he tries everything to get out of the impending death sentence... Soon it will be 3:00.
Can Jerry win?
You'll just have to find out! This movie is hilarious! It is laugh out loud funny. You gotta see it! It's too cool to pass up!
Don't wait till 3:00! See it now!
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This was Phil Joanou's directing debut. Steven Spielberg, the executive producer for "Back to the Future", was the executive producer for this movie, but asked for his named to be removed from the credits.
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Yeardley Smith was also in the movie Maximum Overdrive with Emilio Estevez. She plays the newlywed. -Thanks to Mario
Casey Siemaszko, the star, had previously played a bully in "Back to the Future" (1985). Both "Back to the Future" and Three O' Clock High were executive produced by Steven Spielberg.
Steven Spielberg directed Casey Siemaszko in the pilot for his 80's anthology show "Amazing Stories" (that episode also features Kevin Costner and Kiefer Sutherland) -Thanks to Jonathan
Casey Siemaszko, who has the lead role in Three O'Clock High, is the brother of 80s actress, Nina Siemaszko, who played Corey Haim's older sister, Natalie Anderson in the movie "License to Drive". -Thanks to Janene_machine
Released to theaters on October 9, 1987.
Richard Tyson, who plays Buddy Revell in the film, has had a very diverse career. He went on from this movie to star in the soft adult movie "Two Moon Junction" in 1988 from Zalman King who also produced "9 1/2 Weeks". In that movie he played a rough, muscled carnival worker who seduces Sherilyn Fenn. -Thanks to Patrick Peeters
Mitch Pileggi played 'Duke Herman' in the film. Mitch later went on to star in movies such as Wes Craven's "Shocker", and has a variety of movie cameos under his belt. He's better known as Assistant Director Walter Skinner from the now cancelled series The X-Files. -Thanks to Brian Mueller
Yeardley Smith, who plays the cheerleader in the opening and ending scenes of Three O'Clock High is also the voice of Lisa Simpson from the Simpsons animated show. -Thanks to Jaysen Carrington
Yeardley Smith also starred in "The Legend of Billie Jean" as Putter. -Thanks to Jenny
Casey Siesmaszko was Charlie the 'Pugilist' in "Young Guns".
Barry Sonnenfeld (of Men in Black Fame) was the lighting consultant on the movie. -Thanks to Ian K
When Jerry asks Miss Farmer what her favorite book is, she replies "Turn of the Screw" and is then kissed by Jerry. "Turn of the Screw" contains a passage where a governess tutoring at a mansion is kissed by one of her students. -Thanks to Neil
Richard Tyson later co-starred in "Kindergarten Cop" with Arnold Schwarzenegger and can be seen in more than one movie by the Farelly Brothers, including the bartender at the strip club where Ishmal dances in the movie "Kingpin" and an interrogating detective in "There's Something about Mary".
Casey Siemaszko also played in "Biloxi Blues" with Matthew Brodrick. -Thanks to April Amos
Casey Siemaszko was also cast (alongside John Malkovich and Gary Sinise) as the ranch owner's mean and bossy son in the remake of "Of Mice And Men", a short story by the famed novelist John Steinbeck. The cheerleader in the movie that kept being showcased also co-starred in Stephen King's "Maximum Overdrive". -Thanks to Bbaby
If you watch closely at the end of Three O' Clock High when the kids are buying the loose-leaf notebook paper to save Jerry, one of the first kids that comes up to the counter is a teenage (and long-haired) Brian Andrews (credited as 'Nerdy Kid') who played Tommy Doyle in John Carpenter's original 1978 movie Halloween. -Thanks to John Sullivan
Voytek Dolinski was not a made up character name. He was a drama teacher and later the actual Dean of Discipline at Phil Joanou's high school alma mater, La Canada High School.
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Featured Movie Location: The High School Wanna see the real life filming location used for The High School in the movie? These scenes were actually shot at Ogden High School, located in Ogden, Utah. [New! Show Google Map]
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|  | | | | | A great synth score composed and performed by synth legends Tangerine Dream. Additional music composed and produced by Sylvester Levay.
1. It's Jerry's Day Today 2. 46-32-15 3. No Detention 4. Any School Bully Will Do 5. Go to the Head of the Class 6. Sit 7. The Fight 8. Jerry's Decisions 9. The Fight is On 10. Paper 11. Big, Bright Brass Knuckles 12. Buying Paper Like it's Going Out of Style 13. Dangerous Trend 14. Who's Chasing Who? 15. Bonding by Candlelight 16. You'll Never Believe It 17. Starting the Day Off Right 18. Weak at the Knees 19. Kill Him (The Football Dummy) 20. Not So Quiet in the Library/Get Lost in a Crowd 21. Something To Remember Me By (written and performed by Jim Walker) 22. Arrival (written and performed by Rick Moratta and David Tickle)
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