dir: Gene Saks
MOVIE SPOOF: BAREFOOT IN THE PARK
Sick #57, December 1967
w: Bill Majeski
Most cities actually forbade any filming on location until the mid-sixties when Mayor Lindsay opened up the floodgates by allowing it in New York City.
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MOVIE SPOOF: BAREFOOT IN THE PARK
BAREFOOT IN THE PARK (1967)
dir: Gene Saks
MOVIE SPOOF: BAREFOOT IN THE PARK
Sick #57, December 1967
w: Bill Majeski
Most cities actually forbade any filming on location until the mid-sixties when Mayor Lindsay opened up the floodgates by allowing it in New York City.
Charles Boyer often had the role of older French lover, the character Pepe Le Pew is based on him. Leo Carillo was an actor who played pancho on The Cisco Kid.
The Jukes Family was a family studied in early eugenics experiments.
There was a TV series of Barefoot in the Park that only lasted a season.
dir: Gene Saks
MOVIE SPOOF: BAREFOOT IN THE PARK
Sick #57, December 1967
w: Bill Majeski
Most cities actually forbade any filming on location until the mid-sixties when Mayor Lindsay opened up the floodgates by allowing it in New York City.
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