Fureur à la plage

Original title: The Sweet Ride

1968
R
1h 50m

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Jacqueline Bisset and Michele Carey in Fureur à la plage (1968)

At a Malibu rented house, a tennis hustler, a surfer and a musician enjoy a Bohemian lifestyle, fall in-love with an unexpected female visitor and fight off a motorcycle punk gang.At a Malibu rented house, a tennis hustler, a surfer and a musician enjoy a Bohemian lifestyle, fall in-love with an unexpected female visitor and fight off a motorcycle punk gang.At a Malibu rented house, a tennis hustler, a surfer and a musician enjoy a Bohemian lifestyle, fall in-love with an unexpected female visitor and fight off a motorcycle punk gang.

Director
- Harvey Hart
Writers
- Tom Mankiewicz
- William Murray
Stars

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5.5/10

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Director
- Harvey Hart
Writers
- Tom Mankiewicz
- William Murray
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Trivia
The set used as Caswell's executive office was the same one used as that of Anne Welles' boss Mr. Bellamy in La Vallée des poupées (1967).

Connections
Featured in Lights, Camera, Action!: A Century of the Cinema: Let's Make Love (1996)

Soundtracks
Sweet Ride
Sung by Dusty Springfield
Words and Music by Lee Hazlewood

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Featured review

6/10

Decent Exploitation of Late 60's with Beautiful Jacqueline!

On the beach, three single guys and Jackie Bissett in her 20's - what more could you hope for. Tony Franciosa (good actor) plays aging tennis bum who skirt-chases, Bob Denver as the nebbish who's not dumb, and Michael Sarrazin (who was Ms. Bisset's real-life love interest back then) and the stunning Jackie in her beauty prime. Watching this flick is like hanging out with friends you like for the weekend that make you want to go home after a while. Furtive glances abound. There's definitely not enough women in this plot.

A 6 out of 10. Best performance = Tony Franciosa. He works the room in the most shallow 60's way (like Tony Curtis did), but you like the guy because he never gives up. A fun flick with great locale!