Twenty-year-old Chubasco chooses a difficult path of hard labor at sea aboard a fishing boat and learns about how to become a man in the process.
Complete credited cast: | |||
Richard Egan | ... | Sebastian Marino | |
Christopher Jones | ... | Chubasco | |
Susan Strasberg | ... | Bunny Marino | |
Ann Sothern | ... | Angela | |
Simon Oakland | ... | Laurindo | |
Audrey Totter | ... | Theresa Marino | |
Preston Foster | ... | Nick Casell | |
Peter Whitney | ... | Matt | |
Edward Binns | ... | Judge North | |
Joe De Santis | ... | Benito Tosoni (as Joe DeSantis) | |
Norman Alden | ... | Frenchy | |
Stewart Moss | ... | Les | |
Ron Rich | ... | Juno | |
Milton Frome | ... | Night Court Police Sergeant |
Twenty-year-old Chubasco chooses a difficult path of hard labor at sea aboard a fishing boat and learns about how to become a man in the process.
After nearly 40 years of seeing the beginning of this movie which took place on a beach with the police arresting the leading man (Christopher Jones), I finally got to see most of this on a DVD that I borrowed from my local library. I said most because the disc I watched it on skipped some scenes at the beginning and in the middle taking place on an island with Ann Sothern as the bar owner. Susan Strasberg is Jones' girlfriend in the film and was married to him in real life at the time. They have a sweet chemistry throughout and Ms. Strasberg was perhaps at her most beautiful here (though the only other film of hers from this period I managed to watch was Psych-Out where she was also radiant there). Richard Egan was suitably aggressive as her father who isn't above punching some blows to Jones but eventually...well, watch the film if you want to know. So on that note, I say give Chubasco a look if you're curious enough.