Love in a Goldfish Bowl

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Fabian, Toby Michaels, and Tommy Sands in Love in a Goldfish Bowl (1961)

A college student and his best female friend and fellow student plan to spend the Easter holidays together. Then an Italian seaman shows up and creates a love triangle.A college student and his best female friend and fellow student plan to spend the Easter holidays together. Then an Italian seaman shows up and creates a love triangle.A college student and his best female friend and fellow student plan to spend the Easter holidays together. Then an Italian seaman shows up and creates a love triangle.

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5.1/10

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Trivia
Debut of actress Elizabeth MacRae.

Quotes
Blythe Holloway: [to gas station attendant who yelled at her] Fly off, moron!

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Love in a Goldfish Bowl
Music by Burt Bacharach
Lyrics by Hal David
Performed by Tommy Sands

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8/10

A Beach Movie before there were beach movies

I am a great fan of the beach movie genre, i know they are corny and dated, but that's their charm. They are a great snapshot of 60's America. However, this isnt a Beach Movie as it came out two years before the first one, but its like the bluepront of genre before it got started. Tommy Sands plays the Frankie Avalon character and Toby Micheals plays Annette. Fabian plays the bad guy as he would in subsequent films. I kept expecting a cheezy surf number to come on, with Dick Dale and Donna Loren, but I guess thats before their time in the movies and isnt the point here. Edward Andrews and John McGiver play the father and school teacher elements and well cast they are too. It was a pleasant suprise to find this online, as I thought I had seen all the films of this genre, but it just goes to show you have to keep looking. Watching the once, but not something you would want to watch again. Recommended.