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Bikini Beach

film by Asher [1964]
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  • Don Rickles
    Don Rickles

    …teen-oriented beach movies, such as Bikini Beach (1964). Most audiences, however, were unfamiliar with Rickles’s irascible comedic persona until 1965, when he began appearing as a frequent guest on The Tonight Show. (In his first appearance, he greeted host Johnny Carson by sneering, “Hello, dummy.”) His popularity on that late-night…

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    …teen-oriented beach movies, such as Bikini Beach (1964). Most audiences, however, were unfamiliar with Rickles’s irascible comedic persona until 1965, when he began appearing as a frequent guest on The Tonight Show. (In his first appearance, he greeted host Johnny Carson by sneering, “Hello, dummy.”) His popularity on that late-night…

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