Blue Hawaii (1961) | |
| Director(s) | Norman Taurog |
| Producer(s) | Paul Nathan (associate), Hal B. Wallis |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Musical, Romance |
| Top Topics | Beach, Exotic Lands, Romance (Comic) |
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Blue Hawaii (1961) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Norman Taurog and produced by Hal B. Wallis and Paul Nathan.
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Blue Hawaii (1961).
By Dawn on Aug 12, 2010 From Noir and Chick FlicksAnother one of my favorite beach movies is the film, Blue Hawaii (1961) a musical filmed in Hawaii. Cast: Elvis Presley. After two years in the Army, Chad Gates returns home to Hawaii, happy to be back with his surfboard and beach buddies. He rebels against his wealthy and domineer... Read full article
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Ellie Corbett:
Don't start that child psychology bit, I'm no child.
Chad Gates: I'm no psychologist.
Chad Gates: It's a music box, it plays European love songs, but they're the same in any language.
Chad Gates: I'll try to satisfy you, I'll get a bit older ever day.
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Chad Gates: I'm no psychologist.
Chad Gates: It's a music box, it plays European love songs, but they're the same in any language.
Chad Gates: I'll try to satisfy you, I'll get a bit older ever day.
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Facts about
Juliet Prowse, Presley's co-star in G.I. Blues, was signed to play Maile, but she wanted to use another studio's make-up artist and have the studio pay to fly her secretary to Hawaii, she pulled out of the film.
Hal B. Wallis: walking down the street.
Approximately seven minutes before "The End," Maile ('Joan Blackman') kicks Chad (Elvis) out of her room on Kauai, then peeks through the blinds. Briefly in her view is a couple paddling a canoe. The woman, blond and seated in front, is Pop singer Patti Page. How Patti paddled her way into being an extra came about because she was then married to Charles O'Curran, a choreographer and music stager for many films produced by Hal B. Wallis, including "Blue Hawaii."
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Hal B. Wallis: walking down the street.
Approximately seven minutes before "The End," Maile ('Joan Blackman') kicks Chad (Elvis) out of her room on Kauai, then peeks through the blinds. Briefly in her view is a couple paddling a canoe. The woman, blond and seated in front, is Pop singer Patti Page. How Patti paddled her way into being an extra came about because she was then married to Charles O'Curran, a choreographer and music stager for many films produced by Hal B. Wallis, including "Blue Hawaii."
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