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Don't Make Waves (1967) was a Comedy - Film directed by Alexander Mackendrick and produced by John Calley and Martin Ransohoff.

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Don't Make Waves (1967).

By Dawn on Jun 3, 2011 From Noir and Chick Flicks

Don't Make Waves (1967), which starred Tony Curtis, Claudia Cardinale and Sharon Tate. The film is based on the 1959 novel, Muscle Beach, by Ira Wallach. Directed by Alexander Mackendrick, the film showed a series of romantic triangles between the cast members living the Southern California life sty... Read full article

Summer Beach Movie - Don't Make Waves (1967)

By monty on Aug 8, 2010 From Noir and Chick Flicks

This is one of those movies not too many people may know about. I saw it the other night on TCM and liked it. It's not the usual 60's style sex beach comedy with tons of laughs or really much deep thought. Actually it's kinda weird in certain scenes but it held my interest the entire time. Tony Curt... Read full article

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Carlo Cofield: Look, all great salesmen are nothing more than just a uh - a collection of personality defects: the uh morality of a sieve, the... charm of a schizophrenic, the sensitivity of a rhino, and the uh - the scruples of a blackmailer.
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Don't Make Waves Facts
Sharon Tate replaced Julie Newmar who was unavailable.
This was billed as Sharon Tate's film debut by producer Martin Ransohoff, who had Sharon under contract. Tate had already appeared in films, including an unbilled bit in Ransohoff's own The Americanization of Emily and in the 1966 British horror film Eye of the Devil.
Sharon Tate told her Roman Polanski that the happy atmosphere on this film was marred when a young uncredited stuntman drowned after parachuting into the Pacific Ocean.
Stuntman Bob Buquor accidentally drowned off of the Malibu coast during filming for the skydiving scenes.
Roman Polanski wrote that his wife Sharon Tate's salary on this film was $750 per week.
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