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Elvis Presley | Glenn Tyler | |
Hope Lange | Mrs. Irene Speery | |
Tuesday Weld | Mrs. Noreen Martin | |
Millie Perkins | Betty Lee Parsons | |
Rafer Johnson | Davis | |
John Ireland | Phil Macy | |
Gary Lockwood | Cliff Macy | |
William Mims | Uncle Rolfe Braxton | |
Raymond Greenleaf | Dr. Underwood | |
Christina Crawford | Monica George | |
Robin Raymond | Flossie | |
Charles Arnt | Sr. Parsons | |
Mark Bailey | Sheriff | |
Walter Baldwin | Sr. Sprangler | |
Joe BUTHAM | Sr. Dace | |
Pat Buttram | Sr. Longstreet |
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Producer | Jerry Wald
Peter Nelson |
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Writer | Clifford Odets
J.R. Salamanca |
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Cinematography | William C. Mellor
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Musician | Kenyon Hopkins
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When a juvenile delinquent named Glenn (Elvis Presley) discovers a gift for prose, he discovers that work in a liquor store may be only temporary. His psychiatrist , Dr. Irene Sperry (Hope Lange) may be more than what the doctor ordered. She wangles a full-scholarship to college, but she resists the romantic urge to bed Glenn and stays with her boyfriend Phil (John Ireland). Though his long-suffering girlfriend (Millie Perkins) waits for him, Glenn has a wandering eye. The more dangerous Noreen (Tuesday Weld) is more Glenn’s style. Complications ensue from Phil’s problematic son (Gary Lockwood) that lead to a violent encounter. |
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