Muscle Beach Party (1964)
Local beach-goers find that their beach has been taken over by a businessman training a stable of body builders.
Top billed cast
Frankie AvalonFrankie
Annette FunicelloDee Dee
Luciana PaluzziJulie
John AshleyJohnny
Don RicklesJack Fanny
Peter TurgeonTheodore
Jody McCreaDeadhead
Dick DaleHimself- Candy JohnsonCandy
Peter LupusFlex Martian (as Rock Stevens)
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