This film essentially begins with a ski instructor by the name of "Brian Davis" (Martin Milner) having recently been hired to work at a ski resort in Europe. When he gets there, he discovers that the other ski instructors behave in a predatory manner and make wagers on who can score first with some of the young ladies that arrive. Disgusted by this, Brian refuses to join them and even goes so far as to attempt to hinder the efforts of one particular playboy named "Toni" (Dietmar Schonherr) when he tries to seduce an attractive young woman named "Susan Halsey" (Claudia Martin). Yet even though Brian begins to have feelings for Susan, she seems to prefer Toni instead. Meanwhile, a young blonde from Denmark named "Karen Sloan" (Vivi Bach) has set her sights on Toni as well--and this creates all kinds of heartache for her along the way. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this low-budget project was clearly intended to profit from the lucrative "beach movie" sub-genre that was popular in America at the time. Unfortunately, it failed in that regard as the comedy was rather subdued and the plot was much too predictable as well. Likewise, the film quality was also quite bad. Be that as it may, I wasn't too impressed with this movie and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.
