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It has been claimed that the radio announcing the death of the passengers must have been just for mo [...]	D
When Ritchie Valens appeared on Bandstand: Episode #2.26 of American Bandstand in October 1958, he s [...]	D
When Richie and his brother Bob get into a shoving match, Bob pulls on Richie's sweater and yanks hi [...]	D
Buddy Holly was not wearing a black coat on the plane but, as seen in the photos taken the next morn [...]	D
At the Welcome Home Party Donna hugs Ritchie and says "Merry Christmas Hi Tone!". She adds "Hmmm I m [...]	D
When Ritchie's mom is on the truck PA, announcing the upcoming dance, she advertises Richard Valenzu [...]	D
The bottles of Miller Beer in the film are of the late 80's vintage as Miller had shorter bottle des [...]	D
Carroll Anderson, the manager of the Surf Ballroom, drove Holly, Valens, and Richardson to the Mason [...]	D
In one of the final scenes, you see Buddy Holly and his band performing "Crying, Waiting, Hoping". I [...]	D
The real Bob did not find Woody Woodpecker cels. Bob actually found Disney cels at Walt Disney Studi [...]	D
At the welcome home party, Richie's brother asks if he wants a "7 & 7" and hands him a drink. The dr [...]	D
After the concert at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Buddy Holly announces that the next stop is Fa [...]	D
At the Tijuana brothel, a heavy set woman approaches Bob and Ritchie and asks, "Hey, mijo, traes gan [...]	D
While the scene is true about the coin toss between Ritchie and a member of Buddy's band, Ritchie Va [...]	D
"Sleep Walk" by Santo & Johnny was not released until July 1959, five months after Ritchie's death. [...]	D
Several times Ritchie is seen in a phone booth trying to call Donna. The phones' handset cord is of [...]	D
When Connie goes to tell Ritchie she was leaving for work, she opens the door and steps down into th [...]	D
Ritchie and Bob walk into the back door of the Cowboy Palace but in the next shot they are walking f [...]	D
When Bob shows up at Ritchie's performance at the VFW and starts a fight in the crowd, two girls soo [...]	D
The coin toss between Ritchie and Tommy Allsup did not take place at the airport. It occurred in a d [...]	D
When Ritchie is showing his mother the new house, the shadows are halfway up the walls. When Bob pul [...]	D
When Bob says, "You had me locked out," when he is locked outside his house, his lips aren't moving.	D
When Ritchie is performing "Donna" on American Bandstand, there is a brief shot of his mother watchi [...]	D
In the early scene where Bob is shown riding through Pacheco Pass he passes a road sign that has 3 e [...]	D
Right when Bob (Esai Morales) finds the cels, the other garbage man calls him by the actor's last na [...]	D
Rudy, the leader of the Silhouettes, has the ligature on his saxophone upside-down.	D
The style of the choppers ridden by Bob and his friends is from the late-'60s or early-'70s.	D
During Ritchie's first gig with the Silhouettes they cover "Charlena" by the Sevilles but the song w [...]	D
At the Pizza Party featuring a personal appearance by Ritchie, Bob Keane is handing out copies of Ri [...]	D
On the plane trip to Philadelphia when drinks are served they are in a clear plastic glass not manuf [...]	D
The bassist of the fictional backup band "The Silhouettes" is playing a Harmony H-22 bass guitar. Ha [...]	D
When Ritchie and Donna are sitting in Ritchie's car outside the high school, he signs autographs wit [...]	D
In the 1950s there were no yellow line on the roads, however, when we see a shot of Ritchie and Donn [...]	D
As Bob is tearing down all his artwork after coming home drunk he bumps into the concrete wall of th [...]	D
When Bob takes Ritchie to the brothel, Ritchie chooses to relish the music rather than the women. Bo [...]	D
During the party for Ritchie, his mother takes a picture with a Kodak Brownie camera. She holds the [...]	D
The real life Ritchie Valens was stockier than Lou Diamond Phillips.	D
When Ritchie and Donna are riding in Donna's red '49 Ford convertible, on the radio is "This I Swear [...]	D
The garbage truck that Bob rides is a 1973 International Harvester.	D
Ritchie wears/plays a white Harmony archtop guitar in several scenes. On the headstock appears the w [...]	D
As Ritchie is making a call from a glass and wood phone booth, you can see 1980s cars in the reflect [...]	D
Bob finds drawings of Woody Woodpecker in a trash bin on the Columbia Pictures studio lot. The Woody [...]	D
Some of the street talk that Ritchie's brother uses in the film is modern day (late 80's) street tal [...]	D
When Richie and his brother Bob get into a shoving match, Bob pulls on Richie's sweater and yanks hi [...]	D
When the Big Bopper is telling Ritchie about Buddy Holly chartering the plane, he states that it's j [...]	D
There was never a 'love triangle' between Ritchie, Bob, and Rosie. This was actually based on a situ [...]	D
Some of the extras at the Valens' home are drinking Miller Genuine Draft which was not produced unti [...]	D
When Ritchie flies to Philadelphia he is seen flying in a DC-3 which wasn't the type of plane that w [...]	D
The morning after Ritchie and Bob played in the Cowboy Palace, there is a 1957 calendar shown hangin [...]	D

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Connie Valenzuela: How could you do this to Ritchi [...]	D
Ritchie Valens: Is there someplace where we can ta [...]	D
Bob Morales: [last line, in agony over his brother [...]	D
Ritchie Valens: Bob! Watch it! My guitar, man! Bo [...]	D
Bob Morales: Look Rosie, you're not my wife, all r [...]	D
Rosie Morales: [to Bob] I am not your puta!	D
Ted Quillen: [over the radio while the Valenzuela' [...]	D
Ritchie Valens: What's going on? Connie Valenzuel [...]	D
[as they board their plane, Buddy Holly looks back [...]	D
Bob Morales: [to Ritchie] You've been laid yet? I' [...]	D
Ted Quillen: Your wife's pregnant and in the car w [...]	D
Bob Morales: [to Connie] You always worry more abo [...]	D
Connie Valenzuela: [Bob arriving watching his mom [...]	D
Ritchie Valens: It's cool if you move in with me, [...]	D
Bob Morales: Don't be such a dreamer, man. Ritchi [...]	D
Ritchie Valens: Bob. Where's mom's new dress? Bob [...]	D
Bob Keene: [to Ritchie] Look, it could have been w [...]	D
Bob Morales: Look at this. It's Woody Woodpecker a [...]	D
Donna Ludwig: [to Ritchie] I will never let anyone [...]	D
Ritchie Valens: My mom reckons I'm going to be a s [...]	D
Bob Keene: Wait Ritchie, look. I understand about [...]	D
Bob Morales: I've had one sip of beer tonight and [...]	D
Rosie Morales: [about Bob] He doesn't want a wife. [...]	D
[Bartender shuts the television] Bob Morales: Hey [...]	D
Bob Morales: Come on Rosie, take a hit man! Put a [...]	D
Ritchie Valens: This is like my high school prom. [...]	D

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