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Foxes
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Adrian Lyne
Produced by	David Puttnam; Gerald Ayres
Written by	Gerald Ayres
Starring	Jodie Foster; Scott Baio; Sally Kellerman; Randy Quaid
Music by	Giorgio Moroder
Cinematography	Leon Bijou; Michael Seresin
Edited by	James Coblentz
Production; company	Polygram Pictures; Casablanca Records & Filmworks
Distributed by	United Artists
Release date	February 29, 1980; ; ; ; ;
Running time	106 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English
Box office	$7.4 million

Foxes is a 1980 American coming of age drama film directed by Adrian Lyne from a screenplay written by Gerald Ayres. The film stars Jodie Foster, Scott Baio, Sally Kellerman, Randy Quaid and Cherie Currie. It revolves around a group of teenage girls coming of age in suburban Los Angeles toward the end of the disco era.

Foxes was theatrically released on February 29, 1980 by Polygram Pictures. The film marked Foster's final major film appearance before she took a sabbatical from acting to attend Yale, and also marked the acting and directing debuts of Currie and Lyne respectively. Although a box office failure, it received positive critical reception with prominent film critic Roger Ebert stating; "The movie's a rare attempt to provide a portrait of the way teenagers really do live today in some suburban cultures." The film has attained a cult status and is often cited amongst the greatest teenage centric films.

Screenplay

A group of four teenage girls in the San Fernando Valley during the end of the 1970s have painful emotional troubles. Deirdre (Kandice Stroh) is a disco queen who is fascinated by her sexuality, likes boys and has many relationship troubles. Madge (Marilyn Kagan) is unhappily overweight and angry that she is still a virgin. Her parents are overprotective, and she has an annoying younger sister. Annie (Cherie Currie) is a teenage runaway who drinks, uses drugs, and runs away from her abusive police officer father. Jeanie (Jodie Foster) feels she has to take care of them all, is fighting with her divorced mother, and is yearning for a closer relationship with her distant father, a tour manager for the rock band Angel.

The girls believe school is a waste of time, their boyfriends are immature, and that they are alienated from the adults in their lives. All four seem immersed in the decadence of the late 1970s. (The adults in the film seem to be caught up in the craziness of the era as well.) The only way for them to loosen up and forget the bad things happening in their lives is to party and have fun. Annie is the least responsible, while Jeanie is ready to grow up and wants to stop acting like a child. Jeanie is most worried about Annie and continually takes risks to try to keep Annie clean and safe. Annie's unstable behavior keeps everyone on edge, and finally leads to her death in an automobile accident.

Annie's death brings changes for the rest of the girls. Madge marries Jay (Randy Quaid), an older man who deflowered her, Deirdre no longer acts boy-crazy, and Jeanie graduates from high school and is about to head off to college. After Madge and Jay's wedding, Jeanie visits Annie's grave and smokes a cigarette. With a smile, she muses that Annie wanted to be buried under a pear tree, "not in a box or anything", so that each year her friends could come by, have a pear and say, "Annie's tastin' good this year, huh?"