Don’t Make Waves

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Don’t Make Waves is a 1967 American comedy film known for its satirical take on California beach culture and for featuring Sharon Tate in one of her most memorable early roles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American comedy film
film
artDirectionBy George W. Davis NERFINISHED
Urie McCleary
basedOn Muscle Beach
linked to: Venice Beach

novel by Ira Wallach
cinematographyBy Philip H. Lathrop
costumeDesignBy Helen Rose
countryOfOrigin United States
director Alexander Mackendrick
distributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
editedBy William H. Ziegler NERFINISHED
featuresCharacter Carlo Cofield
Kitty
Laura Califatti
filmFormat color
filmingLocation Malibu, California
genre comedy film
satire
hasTheme bodybuilding culture
consumerism
surf culture
mainSubject California beach culture
mpaaRating Not Rated (original release, pre-ratings era)
musicBy Vic Mizzy
notableFor early prominent role for Sharon Tate
satirical depiction of California beach culture
originalLanguage English
producer Martin Ransohoff
productionCompany Filmways
publicationDate 1967
releaseDate June 1967
releaseYear 1967
runtime approximately 97 minutes
screenwriter Harvey Bullock
R. S. Allen
setting California
Malibu
linked to: Malibu, California
starring Claudia Cardinale
David Draper
Joanna Barnes
Robert Webber
Sharon Tate
Tony Curtis

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Sharon Tate notableWork Don’t Make Waves
Ben Findon notableWork "Don’t Make Waves"
linked to: Don’t Make Waves
The Nolans notableWork Don't Make Waves
linked to: Don’t Make Waves