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Bikini Summer (1991) [R]

Release Date:
January 1, 1991

Original Title:
Bikini Summer

Alternate Titles:
Bikini Party
Bikini Party - Lasst die Hüllen fallen
Bikinikesä
Lato w bikini
Malibu Moon
Miss Bikini
Verão Ardente

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Contact Films

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 86

A Summer They'll Never Forget

Overview from TheMovieDB

Meet photographer, Chet. He's obsessed with finding "Miss Right." And it looks like Jazz will fit the bill. After all, she has all the right parts, in all the right places, and it's all the right size! (Plus, she was the "body double" for Julie Roberts in Pretty Woman!) She's the leader of an unemployed all - female band. And her buddy Mad Dog knows a perfect way to help Jazz out - he'll put on a bikini contest that will draw everyone's attention. Everyone - including the cops! And when Chet, Jazz and Mad Dog end up as roommates in a beach house, they're in for a summer they'll never forget. And neither will you!

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ADR Editor:
Doris Miller

Additional Editing:
John L. Price

Associate Producer:
Carlton Hollander

Boom Operator:
James P. Slingluff
Maurice K. McGuire

Color Timer:
Chuck Winston

Continuity:
Stacey Robin

Costume Design:
Diana Phipps

Dialogue Editor:
Arthur Farkas

Director:
Robert Veze

Director of Photography:
Ken Blakey

Dolly Grip:
Pamela Gale

Editor:
John Weidner

Executive In Charge Of Post Production:
Paul G. Volk

First Assistant Camera:
Todd McMullen

First Assistant Director:
Robert Beal

Foley Artist:
Justin Melgar
Freddy Howard
Rosa Allen

Foley Editor:
Wynn Keyes

Gaffer:
Dana Baker

Grip:
Roberto Melgar
Frank Jacobellis
Michael Held

Key Grip:
Fred Sanchez

Line Producer:
Robert Beal

Location Manager:
Stanley Edward

Makeup Artist:
Judy Yonemoto

Music Editor:
John Gonzalez

Music Supervisor:
Paul G. Volk

Negative Cutter:
Chris Weber

Original Music Composer:
John Gonzalez

Post Production Coordinator:
Geraint Bell

Post Production Supervisor:
Paul G. Volk

Producer:
Jean Levine

Production Coordinator:
Victoria Hawley

Production Design:
Paul C. Cunnick

Production Sound Mixer:
Mike Hall

Property Master:
Mark Williams

Script Supervisor:
Laurel Fest

Second Assistant Camera:
Maurice K. McGuire

Second Assistant Director:
Ray Thurman

Second Second Assistant Director:
Felicia Miller

Set Dresser:
Vincent Cascio

Sound Effects Editor:
Bryan Mark

Sound Engineer:
Douglas Green

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Troy Allen
Mark Allen

Still Photographer:
Greg Degler

Supervising Sound Editor:
Mark Allen

Title Designer:
Gregory Elwood
Deneen Celecia

Unit Production Manager:
Jean Levine

Wardrobe Assistant:
Ken Lamplugh

Wardrobe Master:
Diana Phipps

Writer:
Robert Veze
Nick Stone

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