C'mon, Let's Live A Little

Year:	1967
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Musical, Comedy
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	1 Has Seen, 1 Wishlist


Director	David Butler
Selected Cast	Bobby Vee as Jesse Crawford
	Jackie DeShannon as Judy Grant
	Eddie Hodges as Eddie Stewart
	Kim Carnes as Melinda
	Suzie Kaye as Bee Bee Vendemeer
	Patsy Kelly as Mrs. Fitts
	Russ Conway as John W. Grant
	John Ireland as Rego
	Ken Osmond as The Beard
	Paul Gleason as Frat Boy

Notes

Distributor Paramount Pictures. Widescreen 2.35, color.

Images

Number: 3050443 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Twistin Description: title screen	Number: 1299943 Uploaded By: George Slv Description: Cast panel #1	Number: 890862 Uploaded By: George Slv Edited By: scrough Description: poster	Number: 1324121 Uploaded By: George Slv Description: Bobby & Jackie singing Back-Talk
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Comments and Reviews


George Slv 22nd Sep 2021		Back-Talk plus Instant Girl from the movie I'll bet there might be enuf interest for Paramount to issue a Blu-ray of this. For AR 2.35 you'd need that extra resolution.



Twistin 22nd Sep 2021		Many studios do that and it still happens (I have many a DVD with a copyright date for the DVD itself listed on back, yet it was released early the following year.) That is because they copyright their product well before its actual release date. Usually only happens within the window of end-of-year > early-in-year, although sometimes a film will get shelved for various reasons and released later. (ie, "Billy Jack" was a completed product by 1969, yet never hit the screens until 1971 because it was being passed back and forth between American International, 20th Century Fox, and ultimately, Warner Brothers...no date is seen in the actual film.) The copyright date is actually NOT intended for the first publication, it is for the date the copyright is issued. Otherwise, that intellectual property would not be protected until it's release date. That would be a field day for data thieves.



George Slv 21st Sep 2021		Twistin, I've taken that into account. The copyright date is SUPPOSED TO BE the date of first publication, not production. The albums are listed as 1966. The IMDB date was somebody's reference to some New York showing in 1967. I'm taking issue with IMDB. On the other hand: I've found the New York Times REVIEW from May 4, 1967 saying the movie opened yesterday. That actually should settle it. This suggests the studio doesn't know how to use copyright dates, that nobody on the web knew what they were talking about, and all the album dates are nonsense.



Twistin 21st Sep 2021		You're confusing the copyright date, which is what you see in the film (1966), with the release date, which is what determines the date of a film, its first public exhibition. That was (according to IMDb) March 3, 1967. Unless you have information contradicting that date, it should stand as a 1967 release date. Thanks for the Internet Archive tip, btw!



George Slv 21st Sep 2021		There is too much confusion about the date. Sources always say 1967. But the title screen says 1966 so I've submitted that. A soundtrack date of 1966 should be correct, but someone also said 1965. This film can be found at Internet Archive. Also the musical soundtrack if you dig into the files, which can be downloaded.



George Slv 28th Apr 2017		I got the VD DVD taken off AMC. It's 4:3 cropped and shortened from 1:24 to 1:10. Two songs of Jackie's are missing, a bikini dance scene, and whatever else. Kim Carnes is at the teen TV stage here, called Mellie as the girlfriend of the dean's son.



Twistin 18th Nov 2015		About 10 years ago I woke up to the last 20 minutes of this airing on TCM, but was sadly unable to make a recording. So it does exist in Turner's vaults (and is apparently available unofficially from Video Beat). Can't remember if that airing was in its original 2.35:1 aspect ratio or not. This has been on my wishlist for a long time, I may have to go for that VB version and hope for a future Warner Archive Collection offering.



George Slv 18th Nov 2015		Another teenage movie starring rock and roll singers of the day. I've just discovered that Jackie DeShannon was in two such movies in the 60s. VERY IMPORTANT information. This one is hard to find because it's considered a bomb.

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