Easy Rider

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Easy Rider, 1969.

Robert Osborne Introduces Easy Rider, 1969.

Famous sequence shot in 16mm and edited mostly by film-maker to be Henry Jaglom, Billy (director Dennis Hopper) and Wyatt (Peter Fonda) with hookers Karen (Karen Black) and Mary (Toni Basil) acid tripping at the St. Louis #1 Cemetery in New Orleans, in Easy Rider, 1969.

In the Las Vegas, New Mexico jail, Billy (director Dennis Hopper) and Wyatt (Peter Fonda) meet inebriate lawyer George (Jack Nicholson) and introduce him to some new terminology, in Easy Rider, 1969.

Still before the credits, foregoing dialogue, Wyatt (Peter Fonda) and Billy (director Dennis Hopper) sell the cocaine from Mexico to "The Connection" (Phil Spector) in L-A, Steppenwolf performing Hoyt Axton's The Pusher, in Easy Rider, 1969.

The seminal motorcycle road-trip credit sequence, director Dennis Hopper (as "Billy") and colleague Wyatt (Peter Fonda), starting their trip in Easy Rider, 1969, with Steppenwolf's hit Born to be Wild.

A cross-country trip to sell drugs puts two hippie bikers on a collision course with small-town prejudices in the 60's classic Easy Rider (1969).