The greatest college tradition of all

"Austin? Austin, Massachusetts?"

Barry

Road Trip

Release Date: May 19, 2000

The Rules of Cheating:

When you’re in a committed relationship and have sex with another person…

It’s not cheating if you’re in different area codes.

It’s not cheating if you’re too wasted to remember it, because if you can’t remember it, it never really took place.

It’s not cheating if you’re with two people at the same time, because they cancel each other out.

But it is definitely cheating if you videotape it and someone accidentally mails the tape to your girlfriend, which—to his horror—is exactly what happened to Josh.

Discovering the mistake, Josh tows two of his college buddies—and one not-so-eager kid who happens to own the car—on a raucous 1,800-mile road trip from Ithaca, New York to Austin, Texas (not Massachusetts) to save his lifelong romance.

Ivan Reitman, producer of the classic college comedy Animal House, brings the tradition of the college road trip to the ‘90s in an outrageous comedy from DreamWorks Pictures and The Montecito Picture Company. Road Trip is directed by Todd Phillips, whose documentary Frat House won the Grand Jury Prize at the 1998 Sundance Film Festival.

About the Film

About the Film

CAST
  • BRECKIN MEYER,
  • SEANN WILLIAM SCOTT,
  • AMY SMART,
  • PAULO COSTANZO,
  • DJ QUALLS,
  • RACHEL BLANCHARD,
  • TOM GREEN
DIRECTOR
  • TODD PHILLIPS
SCREENWRITERS
  • TODD PHILLIPS & SCOT ARMSTRONG
PRODUCERS
  • DANIEL GOLDBERG,
  • JOE MEDJUCK,
  • IVAN REITMAN
CINEMATOGRAPHER
  • MARK IRWIN
PRODUCTION DESIGNER
  • CLARK HUNTER
COSTUMER DESIGNER
  • PEGGY STAMPER
EDITOR
  • SHELDON KAHN
COMPOSER
  • MIKE SIMPSON

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