Two students from neighboring colleges in upstate New York are swept up in a tragic romantic interlude calling for a maturity of vision beyond their experience of capabilities. Pookie Adams - a kooky, lonely misfit with no family and no place to go, insists on calling all those who won't participate in her world, "weirdos," clings to a quiet studious Jerry, who has the ability to make a choice of living in Pookie's private little world or be accepted by the society that Pookie rejects. Unwittingly, it is through their awkward relationship that Pookie actually prepares Jerry for the world of "weirdos" that she doesn't fit into or wish to be apart of.
when Pookie is interrupted on the phone and screams"you get out of here! You Gooney Virgin" I almost died laughing,Liza is so good in this and reminds of her later work in "Cabaret"
Zander45 1 week ago
She fell in Love with him & he fell out-of Love with her
natmingmcf1 2 months ago
I had forgotten these scenes . Oh well 41 years ago
airkooled05 2 months ago
Poor Kid , I understand her
airkooled05 2 months ago
Back in the late 1960's when a guy got flunk notices at college, that usually meant getting his ass sent over to Vietnam within a few months!
bluecatky 6 months ago 2
It's over Pookie...so sad!
patector1 8 months ago
the phone scene, the part when she shows up almost naked, and the great scene showing the sign "Will you like to peal a Toamote" Classic! But I still think he's an Morron, for not understand her!
JOB13SALAZAR 11 months ago
Some great acting by Liza during the telephone sequence. I can see why she got an Oscar nomination.
musicaltheatergeek79 11 months ago
I think she wanted to be with him during Easter,
CarmelMcQueen 11 months ago
This is when you understand this is a comedy / drama.
HardGalFeDead 11 months ago