| Tell Me in the Sunlight | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Steve Cochran |
| Screenplay by | Steve Cochran Jo Heims |
| Story by | Robert Stevens |
| Produced by | Steve Cochran Arnold Stoltz |
| Starring | Steve Cochran |
| Cinematography | Rod Yould |
| Edited by | David Woods |
| Music by | Michael Andersen |
| Production company | Brittania Films |
| Distributed by | Movie-Rama |
| Release date |
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| Running time | 82 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Tell Me in the Sunlight is a 1965 American romantic drama produced, directed, and co-written by and starring Steve Cochran. It was released in 1967, after Cochran's mysterious death.
Cast
- Steve Cochran as Dave
- Shary Marshall as Julie
- Jay Robinson as Barber
- Dave Bondu as Alex
- Patricia Wolf as Chata
- George Hopkins as Tony
- Rockne Tarkington as Rocky
- Harry Franklin as Dr. Franklin
Production
Jo Heims wrote the script from a Robert Stevens story. The film was going to be shot at Herbert Vendig's production base in Freeport, Grand Bahama in 1962. It was also going to be filmed in Brazil and Argentina. He wound up filming it in the Bahamas but when he came home to Hollywood in June 1963 he declared he needed to reshoot it with a new actress. In October 1964 it was announced Cochran would be making the film with Shary Marshall.
Release
Following Cochran's death, in 1967 his mother turned the film over to Films International Distributing Organization.
References
- Thompson, Howard (20 October 1962). "PLANS DISCUSSED BY STEVE COCHRAN: Film Actor-Producer, Here on Visit, Talks of Future". New York Times. p. 13.
- Touche! Producer Gets the Point Scott, John L. Los Angeles Times 4 Nov 1962: A8.
- Looking at Hollywood: Cassavetes to Direct All-Negro 'Hamlet' Hopper, Hedda. Chicago Tribune 21 June 1963: b14.
- Again for Film Steve Picks Sbary Los Angeles Times 30 Oct 1964: C16.
- Bette Davis Turns Down $25,000 for 'Deceit' Role Dorothy Manners:. The Washington Post and Times-Herald 24 Feb 1967: B11.
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