Palm Springs Weekend (1963) | |
| Director(s) | Norman Taurog |
| Producer(s) | |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic) |
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Palm Springs Weekend (1963) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Norman Taurog .
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Film Albums: Palm Springs Weekend ( 1963 )
By The Metzinger Sisters on Jul 31, 2023 From Silver Scenes - A Blog for Classic Film LoversThis month's film album is a fun one. Even if you haven't seen Palm Springs Weekend, you will enjoy this album, which perfectly captures the frolic of a weekend in Palm Springs ( not that I have ever been there, but if I did go, this music would be playing! ). It's a catchy mixture of a brass, swing... Read full article
Palm Springs Weekend (1963) (2)
By Beatrice on Nov 19, 2017 From Flickers in TimePalm Springs Weekend ? ? Directed by Norman Taurog Written by Earl Hamner Jr. 1963/USA Warner Bros. First viewing/Netflix rental I live 25 miles from Palm Springs so naturally I had to watch this sitcom of a movie. It is Easter Break in early 60’s Palm Springs. ?Stephanie Powers’ fath... Read full article
Get Ready for a Palm Springs Weekend!
By Rick29 on Mar 11, 2014 From Classic Film & TV CafeStefanie Powers and Troy Donahue. As soon as Troy Donahue starts warbling "Live Young" over the opening credits, it's clear that you'll either find Palm Springs Weekend to be nostalgic fun or a dated disaster. I fall into the former camp; I hold a special affection for the fluffy teen pics of the 1... Read full article
Palm Springs Weekend (1963) (1)
By Google profile on Feb 12, 2009 From Out of the Past - A Classic Film BlogAbout MeBlogger, Out of the Past - A Classic Film Blog and more. Please add my Google profile to your circles. Palm Springs Weekend (1963) is a follow-up to the classic Where the Boys Are (1960). Both explore the antics of college students on spring break. The tag line for Palm Springs Weekend pays... Read full article
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Quotes from
Doug 'Stretch' Fortune: I don't know where you was raised, mister, but where I come from, we don't start fights in other folks' homes.
Naomi Yates: The only thing I ever put in my orange juice is gin.
Coach Fred Campbell: Gin?
Naomi Yates: Oh, uh, doctor's orders.
Coach Fred Campbell: You have some kind of a condition?
Naomi Yates: No, no. Me and my doctor just like to get drunk together.
[Eric dials his home phone number from a payphone rest stop]
Henry Blanchard: [into the phone] Hello?
Eric Dean: [into the phone] Oh, hello Mr. Blanchard. Is my father in?
Henry Blanchard: He's not here. Your father and the "new" Mrs. Dean, number six, left from Reno two days ago on their sunny honeymoon to Acapulco, Mexico.
Eric Dean: [groans] He went and did it again, huh? He didn't say if he was planning to stop in Palm Springs for a couple of days?
Henry Blanchard: No, he didn't mention it.
Eric Dean: He does know that I'm staying here and where to locate me?
Henry Blanchard: Yes, yes, I told him twice as you requested.
Eric Dean: Well, if he calls give him a message. Just tell him that, "Eric sends his regards".
Henry Blanchard: Sure, I'll give him the message.
Eric Dean: No, wait. Better make it "your son".
Henry Blanchard: Your son?
Eric Dean: Yes. If he calls, say: "your son sends his regards". "Eric" may not ring a bell.
[Eric angrily hangs up]
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Facts about
The "Doorman" who silently watches as a parked jalopy falls apart before his eyes is played by former L.A. Ram Mike Henry. Following this unbilled part, Henry played the title role in three Tarzan movies.
Dawn Wells' movie debut.
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