A factual overview of the 1958 musical film's creation, key personnel, and release context.
The film is introduced as a musical project directed by David Lowell Rich and produced in the United States.
Key creative roles are established, including Jill Corey as the lead, Van Alexander for music, and Al Clark for editing.
The movie debuts in 1958, sharing the cultural landscape with major contemporaries like Vertigo.
The film's place in cinema history is noted, with references to the broader output of English-language films by 2022.
At a college party, a girl named Gay (Jill Corey) meets a guy named Tom (Paul Hampton) and they soon fall in love. Tom's bandmate, who goes by the nickname "Dog" with his own girlfriend whose nickname is "Flip", form a friendship quartet together with Gay and Tom as they plan for the Senior Prom. But Gay's childhood friend Carter has been convinced they are meant to be engaged and gets rather petty about her new love. Tom is also an aspiring singer whose debut record didn't take off when first released, but may be in for a revival. Which stars will end up performing at their Senior Prom? Tune in to find out!
David Lowell Rich
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