Beach Blanket Bingo

1965
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1h 38min

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Comedy Musical Romance

Frankie, DeeDee y la pandilla conocen a la sensación del canto Sugar Kane en un truco publicitario; todos se inician en el buceo y se enamoran.Frankie, DeeDee y la pandilla conocen a la sensación del canto Sugar Kane en un truco publicitario; todos se inician en el buceo y se enamoran.Frankie, DeeDee y la pandilla conocen a la sensación del canto Sugar Kane en un truco publicitario; todos se inician en el buceo y se enamoran.

Dirección
- William Asher
Guionistas
- William Asher
- Leo Townsend
Elenco

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5.6/10

3.2 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- William Asher
Guionistas
- William Asher
- Leo Townsend
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Trivia
Lorelei's tail was made of fiberglass and latex. During Lorelei's close-ups, Marta Kristen would wear a costume belt to allow her to use her legs for swimming whenever her character is only seen waist up.

Errores
Frankie and Dee Dee free-fall their first time sky-diving. In real life, the first time people sky-dive, their parachutes are set to open automatically when they jump from the plane -- this is because some people faint their first time sky-diving. And if they are unconscious, they can't open their chutes, and they will crash into the ground.

Citas
Frankie: [looking at Miss Sugar Kane in a bikini.] Now that's what I call a healthy girl!

Versiones alternativas
One musical monologue number of Annette Funicello singing "I'll Never Change Him" was cut from the original theatrical print but appears in some prints that air on cable TV.

Conexiones
Featured in Los rebeldes (1983)

Bandas sonoras
Cycle Set
by Gary Usher and Roger Christian
Performed by The Hondells

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A Cloud on the Sunny Horizon

No one expects A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) from Frankie and Annette. So anyone catching this celebration of carefree hedonism should know what they're getting from the git-go. All in all, the movie's a time capsule of those pre-Vietnam years when jobs were plentiful, prosperity was on the rise, and the only thing white middle-class teens worried about was a date to the prom. The movie perfectly captures the silly innocence of those teen years. And what better place to celebrate than the land of eternal sunshine and surf: Malibu, California.

But watch out for Timothy Carey's grotesque South Dakota Slim. In retrospect, he's like a forewarning of the Vietnam-Watergate calamities to come— a menacing figure crashing the beach party's beautiful bodies. It was an inspired piece of casting and happenstance. Now, I'm not about to mock the movie's silliness since my own preference runs toward The Three Stooges. At the same time, it looks to this drop-in like the film's probably as good as any of the Beach Party bashes of that long ago sunny era. For many, the movie's got to be a trip down carefree nostalgia lane.