I was in Southern California, at a Marine base when this came out.
Like most of the other reviewers I don't know what the feature film I saw this with was, but I never forgot "Skaterdater"!
Always knew Mike Curb was involved and it was, for me, the only redeeming moment in his career.
It was close to being a silent film, there is NO dialogue, only some laughter at one point. So pleased that one of the other reviewers knew the locations; Torrence and Rolling Hills. Thanks for that, I love location info.
Today was the day I left a message on IMDb about this little gem, and then had the thought to check YouTube.
There it was, it's been put up at least twice.
Would any skaters be able to tell us what the wheels were made of in 1965?
Like most of the other reviewers I don't know what the feature film I saw this with was, but I never forgot "Skaterdater"!
Always knew Mike Curb was involved and it was, for me, the only redeeming moment in his career.
It was close to being a silent film, there is NO dialogue, only some laughter at one point. So pleased that one of the other reviewers knew the locations; Torrence and Rolling Hills. Thanks for that, I love location info.
Today was the day I left a message on IMDb about this little gem, and then had the thought to check YouTube.
There it was, it's been put up at least twice.
Would any skaters be able to tell us what the wheels were made of in 1965?