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  • not my cup of tea ,i could not get pass the first few chapters with book.

  • look at that coffee table! look at that chair! I enjoy the background just as much as the movie itself.

  • I DON"T CARE HOW SENSITIVE I AM!!!

    I CAN"T WATCH THIS CRAP ANYMORE!!!

    I"M A HETEROSEXUAL!!!

  • @ChaLeeShen

    oh,....put down the beer and pick up some "dolls", you'll start enjoying it soon enough..

    and there was some "boobie" action there for your enjoyment.

  • I do believe you have to be older, like in the 50's and be a sensitive,caring, emotional person to understand and relate here!

  • Also, Miriam is too good looking. in the book she's supposed to be this frump. The way she looks here makes you wonder why she doesn't just go get a rich doctor husband rather than spend all her time managing Tony.

  • So is that bar near Yale a real place and if so, is it still there?

  • Anybody that thinks that this is trashy should check out some Shakespeare. Sex, violence & obsessive, antisocial behaviour have characterised literature since the ancient Greeks & the Bible.

  • Whaaaat?!?!? Where's Allen?!?!?

    The storyline is soooo different :0

  • @7.17 - The telegram guy. Richard Dreyfuss.

  • It was a 1950's musical with a little sex added and pill taking. Can you imagine what it would have been like if they added a bit of coke to the mix

  • Thanks for uploading this! Greetings from France.

  • What makes this film so wonderfully campy is the way everyone's trying ***so*** hard to be hard-boiled and street-smart. You can practically see the veins popping out on Patty Duke's forehead.

  • love the leading lady's voice.

  • I love this movie immensely, but I always laugh in dread over the moves.. ;))). When the red head madam was singing, it looked like she was glued to the floor, and just kept bending like a gummy car figurines.. eeek... ;))

  • Modest women. An element sorely lacking in today's young women. It's shame.

  • The songs are all is cheesey except the theme song Dionne Warwick sings. Lee Grant and Susan Hayward are the only actors in the movie that aren't Hammy

  • @theycallmeslut They changed ALOTT Barbra said the author walked out during the middle of the film in theater n said "they ruined my movie"

  • i love how people spoke back then. so......sophisticated.

  • telegram guy is HOT

  • The train scene is without a doubt downtown Katonah, NY!

  • Every time Sharon Tate's character speaks about her mother it is so surreal. Doris Tate spent the years after the Tate- LaBianca murders as a crime victim's rights crusader. She is all over You Tube.

  • @jvarela965

    true!

  • Never knew there were scenes with Barbara and Paul making love. Yes, it was really risque then, but tasteful.

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  • I am so honoured to have met Barbara Parkins when I was around 17 years old a number of times. She was a great friend of Patricia Neal she was always at Pat and Roald's parties long story. She was really nice and well...considering I was only a school boy she could not have been nicer. she seemed very fragile/brittle and a little depressed to me...I may be wrong but thats what I got from her...what else did she do.apart from Peyton Place. she was so very good in this

  • The arch at the very beginning is on the Yale University campus at the intersection of High Street & Chapel Street in New Haven, Connecticut. I used to live on High Street back in the early 90s & each day that i would walk under that arch I would think of this movie. There really isn't a bar where they walk in. I think it's the Yale Art Department, actually. :-)

  • Anne's dresses have no color, no size, she could even have another person with her in those sack-like creatures!

  • @queenagi  I thought she looked cute...

  • that alarm clock would give me nightmares!

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  • what a disturbing alram

  • You are right, hm1107g. That alarm clock is completely obnoxious, but it does start the best sequence of this film. The only part that's not completely depressing.

  • I dont think this movie is campy, really. I think it's actually very masterfully directed, and written by someone who knew showbiz from the inside. THe people stink of corruption in a way only someone from the inside would know. It's a beautiful window onto a time in history 43 years back now. I've never seen this thing. I'd heard of it but always thought it was something else. It is a total classic. Cinema filmstock is so real, its like stepping into the past.

  • This film is campy, vamping and scampy. It was made in 1967. It is a CLASSIC.

    It's now 2010! Perhaps one day someone will simply do it again. save the almost half century old critiques and DO BETTER...IF "you" can.

    For now and since I was a very little girl, I LOVE this flick and I LOVE PATTY DUKE then & now.

    Would that we all lived a life of such Productivity & Purpose...

    SPARKLE ANNA MARIE, SPARKLE!

  • People should stop trashing patty duke so much, yeah some scenes are over the top, but she was just doing her job. without patty this movie would be boring. not that i dont like sharon or barbara.

  • i HATE to agree with Joan on ANNNYYYYTHING!!......but Little Patty was FAB U LOUS in this film.....i STILL think I should have been Helen Lawson!

    Bette Davis

  • @JoanCrawford1933 patty duke was my idol when i first saw this LOL

    over the top =/= bad, esp not in this case, the whole point of this movie is over-the-top-ness

  • Polanski, not Polansky. But I get your point.

  • Barbara Perkins I think was the Best actress in this film. Patty Duke was over acting in every scene.That along with the bad Voice overs & lipsyning was just many reasons this was a bomb & had the majority of its Stars ashamed of it. As they got older they embraced it because it is a iconic gay film. This is a '60's version of Dynasty due to the Bad Camp Acting that is spread throughout. I'm glad Judy never did the Film. Over acting in a movie is the main Ingredient for it to be a Camp classic.

  • but their cousins, identical cousins and you'll find, they laugh alike, they walk alike, at times they even talk alike, you could lose your mind!!

  • Barbara Parkins was the most beautiful actress of the 60's.

  • The shadow of Neely on the wall while she's tap dancing doesn't have a pony tail but when she steps down off the stage she does have one.

  • I've never heard so many notes in any alarm clock in my life! Neely should get rid of it, and get a service or something. perhaps she won't need dolls.

  • it is a beautiful town and love that station wagon

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