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Thanks so much, TheTomMunday, this is the clip and you made my day! Gil Peterson was one of the people who inspired me to (try to) become an actor. I had been living in Naples, Italy because my Dad, a Naval officer, was stationed there from 1964-1967. “The Cool Ones” was the first movie I saw wh...

Thanks again, TheTom Munday. My personal favorite is the duet they sing at Valley Music Theater. If you could post that one sometime, it would be great.

Are you aware of the horrible, tragic way that Rod Lauren's life ended?

Ann-Margret goes to Paris and makes a total fool of herself. She also frugs a lot.

I loved Mary K Miller and had her LP. She reminded me of a country-style Ann-Margret (but Mary K could really sing). She does a killer version of “Can’t Stop Loving You” on the LP. Do you know what happened to her? She charted with Handcuffed to A Heartache, but disappeared soon after.

This is wonderful, CineFerroCarril. I thought this movie had disappeared from the face of the earth, but you have found a beautifully restored version of it. Do you know where I can buy the DVD? If not, please post a section that features actor Tom Simcox. Thanks for posting this clip…..

Soundtrack Trivia: The ongoing musical narrative was composed and beautifully sung by actor-singer Murray MacLeod (uncredited). Reminiscent of Nilsson’s Midnight Cowboy soundtrack, it is quite an accomplishment and holds the whole movie together. McLeod was a member of the 70s sunshine pop band...

Soundtrack Trivia: The ongoing musical narrative was composed and beautifully sung by actor-singer Murray MacLeod (uncredited). Reminiscent of Nilsson’s Midnight Cowboy soundtrack, it is quite an accomplishment and holds the whole movie together. McLeod was a member of the 70s sunshine pop band...

Hey thanks, DDDrew8. About those secret pagan tribes near Machu Picchu and beneath the Himalayas who worship golden effigies of RCs buttocks, it would make a great Indiana Jones sequel, don’t you think? INDIANA JONES AND THE QUEST FOR ROBERT CONRADS ASS!

Stingray is so right. Anjanette is ravishing in Banning. She has a great line, referring to Jill St John’s perfume as “Springtime in the Kennels”…..

LOL. I’m sure there are plenty of people who would have liked to see Neville Brand in Playgirl rather than Peter Brown. Especially after Neville’s book came out, 101 Things That You Can Do In A Western Saddle…..I liked Chapter 5, The Real Story of How Beef Jerky Gots Its Name…!

What a slice of heaven! Fabulous Donna re-doing all her silly, but wonderful beach party songs. Angel flying too close to the ground! Angel flying to close to the ground!