Bye Bye Birdie (1963)
| Release Date | 04 April 1963 |
| Genre | Musical, Family, Comedy |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | Greek Theatre, Griffith Park - 4730 Crystal Springs Drive, Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Language | English, Russian |
| Sound Mix | Mono, 4-Track Stereo, 70 mm 6-Track |
| Color | Color |
| Film Type | Feature |
| Film Class | Teen Movie, Showbiz Comedy |
| Mood | Memory Lane |
| Themes | Small-Town Life, Musician's Life, Mothers and Daughters, Fathers and Daughters, Parenthood |
| Tones | Light, Affectionate, Springlike, Bright, Whimsical, Upbeat, Humorous, Goofy |
| Tags | Contest, Military Draft, Publicity, Rock Star, Secretary, Small Town, Songwriter |
Bye Bye Birdie is a 1963 musical comedy film from Columbia Pictures. It is a film adaptation of the stage production of the same name. The screenplay was written by Michael Stewart and Irving Brecher, with music by Charles Strouse and lyrics by Lee Adams.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Robert Paige
Bob Precht
Gregory Morton
Maestro Borov
Bryan Russell
Randolph McAfee
Ben Astar
Ballet manager
Trudi Ames
Ursula
Frank Albertson
Sam - The Mayor
Beverly Yates
Mayor's Wife
Frank Sully
Maude's bartender
Bo Peep Karlin
Ursula's mother
Melinda Marx
Teenager
Mell Turner
Shriner
Gil Lamb
Lanky Shriner
Karel Shimoff
Prima ballerina
Donald Lawton
Russian consul
Yvonne White
Telephone operator
Ray Bloch
Himself
Lesley-Marie Colburn
Featured Dancer
Ric de Azevedo
Teenager
Sheila Dehner
Sheila
Cyril Delevanti
Mr. Nebbitt
Stephanie Gorman
Teenager
Joe Gray
TV director
Jack Konzal
Featured Dancer
Peter Menefee
Harvey Johnson
Harold Miller
Laughing Backstage Extra
Justin Peters
Sycophant boy
The Ray Bloch Orchestra
Themselves
George Spicer
Tommy
Debbie Stern
Debbie
Arthur Tovey
Man at Ed Sullivan Show
Martin E. Wade
Teenager
Dick Winslow
Leader of Fireman's Band
Director
Writer
Michael Stewart
Producer
Fred Kohlmar
producer
Original Music
Charles Strouse
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Cinematographer
Joseph F. Biroc
Editor
Charles Nelson
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Production Designer
Paul Groesse
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Set Decorator
Arthur Krams
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Makeup Department
Larry Germain
hair stylist: Miss Leigh
Ben Lane
makeup supervisor
Helena Rubenstein
teen-age makeup creator
Joe DiBella
makeup artist
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
David Silver
assistant director
Pat Corleto
assistant director
Sound Department
James Z. Flaster
sound
Charles J. Rice
sound supervisor
Stunts
Marvin Willens
stunts
Camera and Electrical Department
Albert Bettcher
first assistant camera
Eddie Blaisdell
key grip
Albert McIntyre
camera operator
Mel Traxel
still photographer
Seldon White
gaffer
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Pat Barto
costume designer: Miss Leigh
Marjorie Wahl
wardrobe coordinator
Ed Ware
wardrobe: men
Editorial Department
Ralph James Hall
assistant editor
Music Department
Johnny Green
music arranger, music supervisor, orchestrator, conductor
Albert Woodbury
orchestrator
Bob Bain
musician: guitar
Igo Kantor
music editor
Other Crew
Milton Feldman
production assistant
Tom Panko
assistant choreographer
Onna White
choreographer
Norman August
location manager
Marshall J. Wolins
script supervisor
Thanks
L. Slade Brown
acknowledgment: produced on Broadway in association with
Edward V. Padula
acknowledgment: produced on Broadway by
Production Company
Columbia Pictures Corporation
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Kohlmar-Sidney Productions
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Distributor
Columbia Pictures
CBS Television
Pioneer Entertainment
Columbia TriStar Home Video
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Columbia TriStar Films de Argentina
LK-TEL
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Columbia TriStar
Miscellaneous
RCA
sound recording
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