The Party Crashers (1958) |
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| Director(s) | Bernard Girard |
| Producer(s) | William Alland |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Mark Damon(as Twig Webster)
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
Mark Damon
(as Twig Webster)
Bobby Driscoll(as Josh Bickford)
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
Bobby Driscoll
(as Josh Bickford)
Connie Stevens(as Barbara Nickerson)
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
Connie Stevens
(as Barbara Nickerson)
Frances Farmer(as Mrs. Bickford)
The Party Crashers
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1958
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
Frances Farmer
(as Mrs. Bickford)
Denver Pyle(as Ted Bickford)
The Party Crashers
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1958
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
Denver Pyle
(as Ted Bickford)
Walter Brooke(as Mr. Webster)
The Party Crashers
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1958
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
Walter Brooke
(as Mr. Webster)
Onslow Stevens(as Jim Nickerson)
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
Onslow Stevens
(as Jim Nickerson)
Greta Granstedt(as Phyllis)
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
The Party Crashers
Released
1958
Greta Granstedt
(as Phyllis)
The Party Crashers Overview:
The Party Crashers (1958) was a Drama - Film directed by Bernard Girard and produced by William Alland.
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The Party Crashers (1958)
(Image via ebay) Barbara Nickerson (Connie Stevens) is a girl who typically hangs with the squares – until the night that Twig (Mark Damon) and his gang crash one of her friends’ parties. Twig is a tough guy with a bad reputation, and Barbara decides to start hanging out with him and his... Read full article
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The Party Crashers Quotes:
Mrs. Nickerson:
Why don't you go over to Josh's house and drive his mother crazy?
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Intended as Frances Farmer's comeback after a sixteen-year absence. She never made another film.
This film turned out to be the last released theatrical feature for two of Hollywood's more tragic figures, Bobby Driscoll and Frances Farmer.