Step Out of Your Mind
| Step Out of Your Mind | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Joseph W. Sarno |
| Produced by | Donald Havens David C. Stone |
| Written by | Joseph W. Sarno |
| Starring | Marilyn South Bobby Becker Patrick Adiarte |
| Music by | Al Gorgoni Chip Taylor |
| Cinematography | Bruce G. Sparks |
| Edited by | George Binkey |
Production company | General Studios |
| Distributed by | Paramount Pictures |
Release date |
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Running time | 80 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
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Step Out of Your Mind is a 1966 American Paramount Pictures Christmas musical film directed by Joseph W. Sarno and starring Marilyn South, Patrick Adiarte and Michael Fonda (in his final film after his death)
Plot[edit]
Set of 1953, Penny and Barney having a date, Penny forms the one girl and all boys team, Penny and the Bee Guys and Barney forms the one boy and all girls team, Barney and the Guinea Pig Gals.
Cast[edit]
- Patrick Adiarte as Barney
- Marilyn South as Penny
- Bobby Becker as Rick
- Kelly Bishop as Missy Linden (as Carole Bishop)
- Nancy Dalton as Pam
- Ron Dante as Gordon Harris
- Ronnie DeMarco as Fred
- William Donaldson as Duke
- James Dybas as Harry
- Sheila Forbes as Sharon Roberts
- Alberta Grant as Gwen Cooper
- Susan Luckey as Lucia Brand
- Linda Grant as Perky
- Dickie Frank as Self
- Al Gorgoni as Self
- Alexis Smith as Sally
- Danny Kortchmar as Self
- Debbie Macomber as Go-go girl (as Debe Macomber)
- John McDuffy as Self
- Patricia McNair as Dot Rogers
- Joel O'Brien as Self
- Leland Palmer as Stacey
- Evie Sands as Evie Styles
- Lynn Simonson as Coach Judy Lefferts
- Michael Fonda as Principal James Richardson
- Mike St. Shaw as Chuck B. Devlin
- Richard Stern as Corky
- Melissa Stoneburn as June Lorry
- Chip Taylor as Self
- Judson Todd as Avery Roberts
- Cookie Vazquez as Tammi
- Nick Linkov as Guy getting shave (uncredited)
Production[edit]
Filming locations[edit]
The opening beach scene was shot at Sea Shell Beach. The exterior Rudman scenes, including the front parking lot scenes, the auto shop, the “Sweet Victory” bleachers number, Penny's “I Penny” number, the basketball, baseball, and track segments, and the interior of the gymnastics gym, were shot at McAllen High School in McAllen, Texas, during the summer of 1966. The Rudman interiors, including the bowling alley, were filmed at Creasey's Bowl (opened in 1954) in Harlingen, Texas. The Boys’ sleepover was shot at a private house in East McAllen. The Paramount Pictures studio lot was the location of the scenes.
