IMDb RATING
6.9/10
4.2K
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Younger generation vs. "older" folks on vacation at an Italian villa.Younger generation vs. "older" folks on vacation at an Italian villa.Younger generation vs. "older" folks on vacation at an Italian villa.
- Awards
- 2 wins & 1 nomination total
Brenda de Banzie
- Margaret Allison
- (as Brenda De Banzie)
Christopher Seitz
- Larry
- (as Chris Seitz)
Nello Appodia
- Station Master
- (uncredited)
Liliana Celli
- Seamstress
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaItems in the NYT incorrectly identified the film as singer Bobby Darin's cinematic debut as Darin had previously appeared in Pepe (1960). On set, he met and fell in love with co-star Sandra Dee, and the two quickly married in early Dec 1960. Their experience on Come September (1961) was depicted in the Bobby Darin biography Beyond the Sea (2004).
- GoofsEarly in the film, the Jeep driven by the 4 young American guys goes off an embankment and lands in the waters of a lake or river, with the Jeep being nearly submerged in muddied waters. The Jeep, their clothing and attached luggage, are obviously waterlogged. And yet, the next day, the 4 guys show up at Robert Talbot's villa in this same Jeep - now clean as a whistle, with their clothing as well as their luggage all in pristine condition.
- Quotes
Lisa Helena Fellini: How could I be that stupid? You're wealthy, good-looking, intelligent, charming! I should have known better than to get mixed up with someone like that.
Robert L. Talbot: You're not making any sense.
Lisa Helena Fellini: I don't have to make sense. I'm Italian!
- ConnectionsAlternate-language version of Anbe Vaa (1966)
- Soundtracks'Come September' Theme
Words and Music by Bobby Darin
Featured review
For some reason, this lightweight comedy from 1961 became something of an icon in India, where I come from. We were kids when it was first released but Bobby Darin's theme music became so popular that it was played practically everywhere for the next few years. I think the film was re-released three times between 1961 & 1964 in Bangalore, with the locally edited trailers mistakenly adding footage from other films of the era like Palm Springs Weekend! I first saw the film as an 8-year old in 1963, but had to wait 28 more years before I saw it as an adult - on British TV in 1991. On the whole, I like this film as a period piece of what some people call "Kennedy era entertainment" - lightweight, fluffy comedies that are nice to watch now and then.
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $14,170,000
- Runtime1 hour 52 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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