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Lobby Card of Tony Curtis and Sharon Tate in ‘Don’t Make Waves,’ 1967

Tony Curtis Sharon Tate Dont Make Waves 1967
Tony Curtis Sharon Tate Dont Make Waves 1967

Don’t Make Waves” is a 1967 sex comedy slash beach party film starring Tony Curtis and Sharon Tate, adapted from the 1959 novel Muscle Beach by Ira Wallach, who also wrote the screenplay.

The trailer for the film proclaims, “It’s entertainment that fills up the screen like she fills out a bikini,” which is very, very 1967. I suppose times were simpler then, when a studio could basically scream from the rafters “Come watch Sharon Tate frolic in a bikini for ninety minutes!” and that was the gist of their marketing campaign.

Then again, maybe studios are still doing the same thing but are just a little more subtle about it. Remember 2017’s “Baywatch?” Yeah, it got just about the same critical reaction as “Don’t Make Waves” and was basically just an excuse for people to see The Rock and Alexandra Daddario running around in swimsuits.

Anyway, “Don’t Make Waves” depicts a series of romantic triangles among numerous backdrops involving Southern California culture, such as swimming pools, bodybuilding, beach life, mudslides, and metaphysical gurus, oh my!

For anyone intrigued enough to watch the film, it’s available via streaming. And if you’ve made it this far into the post, please PLEASE watch the trailer below. Part of the jingle goes, “Don’t make waves, don’t make waves … make LOVE.”

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