Aloha Bobby And Rose

Aloha Bobby And Rose, A young garage mechanic (Bobby) and fast food hostess (Rose) meet and quickly fall in love. While out on a date one night, Bobby “fakes” holding up a convenience store. The prank goes horribly wrong, resulting in the death of a young shop keeper. The couple are now on the run from the law and themselves.

STARS: Paul Le Mat, Dianne Hull, Tim McIntire

88 min | Drama | 1975 | Color

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Aloha Bobby and Rose camaro
I loved this film. Its a great movie starring Paul LeMat (John Milner in American Graffiti)and Diane Hull. The soundtrack is Great. Bobby, (LeMat) has a red hot 68 Camaro complete with body flares and mods. This car was originally built out of a 1967 Z28 and completely race prepped by Traco engineering for The Garner (actor James Garner) racing team. It was then Purchased by cine-artist for the filming of Aloha Bobby and Rose. I recently was in San Francisco when i actually saw this car parked in front of a auto parts store. I recognized the car right off. The owner came along ( a guy named Rick) and gave me a closer look. The car is in original movie condition and will be touring with actor Paul LeMat this year. I highly recommend this film to any car guy. The film is now available on DVD.

My first HBO movie
It would get a 5 or 6, but it has more sentimental value to me. I saw this movie on HBO in 1976. I was 8 years old. It was the first movie on HBO I ever saw. We were one of the first people we knew to even get HBO back then. I loved the soundtrack, Elton John-Benny and the Jets, Karn Evil No. 9.. ELP. Though the plot and acting were B, the Soundtrack to Picture was pulled off well. Oh, and did I mention a HOT ROD movie? Paul LeMat does a 360 in the middle of the Sunset Strip with his race ready 67 Camaro. Its worth seeing just for that. I can remember the engine blows and he starts driving a black Vette. But the music is well choreographed with the drag racing. I think this movie propelled me into being a gearhead and drag racing. It also helped me appreciate matching a soundtrack well with a movie. Always will be a favorite of mine.