1967·Comedy·1h 37m
7.0
★
Carlo Cofield vacations to Southern California, where he quickly becomes immersed in the easy-going local culture, getting entangled in two beachside romances.
Directed by Alexander Mackendrick
california
beach
holiday
erotic movie
tiki culture
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Cast
Tony Curtis
Carlo Cofield
Claudia Cardinale
Laura
Joanna Barnes
Diane Prescott
Sharon Tate
Malibu
David Draper
Harry Hollard
Robert Webber
Rod Prescott
Mort Sahl
Sam Lingonberry
Dub Taylor
Electrician
Ann Elder
Millie Gunder
Douglas Henderson
Henderson
Sarah Selby
Ethyl
Mary Grace Canfield
Seamstress
Crew
Alexander Mackendrick
Director
Terry Southern
Screenplay
Philip H. Lathrop
Director of Photography
John Calley
Producer
Martin Ransohoff
Producer
Tony Curtis
Executive Producer
William Tuttle
Makeup Artist
Sydney Guilaroff
Hairstylist
Maurice Richlin
Adaptation
Donfeld
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
12 reviews
afamousfeeling
3.0★ · 09/03/24
this stressed me out so much omg i feel like i need to swaddle tony up.
also Sharon was serving faceeeeeeeee…
also Sharon was serving faceeeeeeeee…
this stressed me out so much omg i feel like i need to swaddle tony up.
also Sharon was serving faceeeeeeeee…
also Sharon was serving faceeeeeeeee…
Hannah-Grace
4.0★ · 06/26/24
this was so zany!
considering i watched this for sharon tate alone, imagine my shock when the entire movie was stolen by claudia cardinale. she was dizzying and frustrating but lovable, to me. the outfit envy i had watching this ridiculous movie (with elvis-tier level stunts, ensuing events, and objectification of women) was unreal.
sharon tate was a bronze beach beauty and absolutely gorgeous but was so obviously used as mere eye candy that it made me uncomfortable (and i'm very comfortable looking at beautiful women for long periods of time - you should see my pinterest)! there was a trampoline scene that made me feel downright vouyeristic. of course, said scene was used to characterize carlo cofield... but it had to be a POV shot?! don't bring me into this.
wacky from beginning to end, but i was never bored. cute theme song too.
considering i watched this for sharon tate alone, imagine my shock when the entire movie was stolen by claudia cardinale. she was dizzying and frustrating but lovable, to me. the outfit envy i had watching this ridiculous movie (with elvis-tier level stunts, ensuing events, and objectification of women) was unreal.
sharon tate was a bronze beach beauty and absolutely gorgeous but was so obviously used as mere eye candy that it made me uncomfortable (and i'm very comfortable looking at beautiful women for long periods of time - you should see my pinterest)! there was a trampoline scene that made me feel downright vouyeristic. of course, said scene was used to characterize carlo cofield... but it had to be a POV shot?! don't bring me into this.
wacky from beginning to end, but i was never bored. cute theme song too.
this was so zany!
considering i watched this for sharon tate alone, imagine my shock when the entire movie was stolen by claudia cardinale. she was dizzying and frustrating but lovable, to me. the outfit envy i had watching this ridiculous movie (with elvis-tier level stunts, ensuing events, and objectification of women) was unreal.
sharon tate was a bronze beach beauty and absolutely gorgeous but was so obviously used as mere eye candy that it made me uncomfortable (and i'm very comfortable looking at beautiful women for long periods of time - you should see my pinterest)! there was a trampoline scene that made me feel downright vouyeristic. of course, said scene was used to characterize carlo cofield... but it had to be a POV shot?! don't bring me into this.
wacky from beginning to end, but i was never bored. cute theme song too.
considering i watched this for sharon tate alone, imagine my shock when the entire movie was stolen by claudia cardinale. she was dizzying and frustrating but lovable, to me. the outfit envy i had watching this ridiculous movie (with elvis-tier level stunts, ensuing events, and objectification of women) was unreal.
sharon tate was a bronze beach beauty and absolutely gorgeous but was so obviously used as mere eye candy that it made me uncomfortable (and i'm very comfortable looking at beautiful women for long periods of time - you should see my pinterest)! there was a trampoline scene that made me feel downright vouyeristic. of course, said scene was used to characterize carlo cofield... but it had to be a POV shot?! don't bring me into this.
wacky from beginning to end, but i was never bored. cute theme song too.
Giovana
2.0★ · 01/24/23
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHARON TATE!!!!!!!!!!! i’m so glad to get to look up to someone as talented and incredible as her. love and miss her more and more everyday 💓💓💓💓💓
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHARON TATE!!!!!!!!!!! i’m so glad to get to look up to someone as talented and incredible as her. love and miss her more and more everyday 💓💓💓💓💓
Haley
7.5★ · 01/21/23
Sharon Tate wearing hair rollers and intently watching TV in Spanish despite not being able to understand it while eating potato chips is honestly such a vibe
Sharon Tate wearing hair rollers and intently watching TV in Spanish despite not being able to understand it while eating potato chips is honestly such a vibe
Owen Barron
8.0★ · 02/15/26