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Car Wash: Directed by Michael Schultz. With Franklyn Ajaye, Sully Boyar, Richard Brestoff, George Carlin. A comedic take on the daily life of car-wash employees, chronicling their hopes, fears, joys, dreams, and tribulations, and meeting some eccentric customers along the way.
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A comedic take on the daily life of car-wash employees, chronicling their hopes, fears, joys, dreams, and tribulations, and meeting some eccentric customers along the way.
Ah, "Car Wash," the 1976 ensemble comedic drama, a psychedelic tapestry woven with the threads of a day-in-the-life narrative at a bustling Los Angeles car wash. The dawn bestows upon us a cavalcade of characters, each an eccentric petal in a blooming flower of urban existentialism.
The Wash: Directed by DJ Pooh. With Anthony Albano, Dr. Dre, Tic, Lamont Bentley. Life at the car wash is a place in Los Angeles, California where anything can and does happen to two friends Sean & Dee Loc (Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg) trying to earn money to pay their rent.
Car Wash: Directed by Michael Schultz. With Franklyn Ajaye, Sully Boyar, Richard Brestoff, George Carlin. A comedic take on the daily life of car-wash employees, chronicling their hopes, fears, joys, dreams, and tribulations, and meeting some eccentric customers along the way.
The Wash: With NLE Choppa, Traquan Ragsdale, Durell Smyle, Lil' Wayne. An enterprising man determined to stay afloat midst financial struggles by opening a racy car wash concept designed to pull in money with the help of his cousin Rell.
Missy Elliott: Car Wash: Directed by Rich Newey. With Christina Aguilera, Missy Elliott. The music video to Aguilera's version shows her and Elliott as animated fish similar to those in the film, combined with scenes of Aguilera and Elliott recording the song in a recording studio.
The movie's title song, "Car Wash", was a #1 chart-topping hit for Rose Royce, and was one of the biggest-selling singles of the 1970s disco music era. George Carlin wrote his own dialogue. Reverend Ike was a real-life preacher and inspiration for the Daddy Rich character.
A young boy throws up on his mother inside their car. Edit An aggressive Doberman dog, chained in the backseat, barks fiercely at workers trying to clean the interior.