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Conference report of exploitation ideas for two upcoming Paramount projects including: Youngblood Hawke, the 1964 Delmer Daves romantic melodrama ("A woman could feel him across a room."; "All the blister-heat of the best-seller is on the screen"; "He was young and crude, some kind of country-boy joke, but a woman could feel him across a room."; "'Youngblood Hawke' was young and crude, some kind of country-boy joke, but a woman could feel him across a room."; "The International Jet Set - and Youngblood Hawke belonged. All the way from a Kentucky shack to the black-tie intimacies of a Fifth Avenue penthouse."; "All the blister-heat of the best-selling novel that scorched the jet set!"; "From the Novel by Herman Wouk") starring James Franciscus, Suzanne Pleshette, Genevieve Page, Eva Gabor, Mary Astor, Lee Bowman, Edward Andrews, Don Porter, Mildred Dunnock, Kent Smith, John Dehner, and John Emery AND Kisses for My President, the 1964 Curtis Bernhardt romantic political comedy ("First male 'First Lady' takes Washington by storm"; "HE'S A REAL SWINGER. A right to the kisser kisses off South American dictator in bistro brawl!"; "FIRST OFFICIAL PORTRAIT of the husband of the first woman President of the United States."; "'FIRST LADY NO LADY,' says perplexed, apoplectic and apologetic President."; "STRIP TEASER NANA PEEL says Thad shed his inhibitions and bared his frustrations-in public!"; "Is America Ready?"; "When a woman becomes President of the U.S., what happens to her poor husband when he becomes the 'First Lady'?") starring Fred MacMurray, Polly Bergen, Arlene Dahl, Edward Andrews, and Eli Wallach. Note that this movie seemed like the absolute most wild fantasy in 1964, but now just 43 years later, Hillary Clinton came extremely close to being the Presidential nominee, and it is quite possible it will become a reality within a few years!
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Important Added Info: Note that this item is a "conference report" that was distributed to theater owners to report exploitation ideas for the two movies listed above. The report is quite interesting to read and there are many images from the conference as well as poster ideas that the Paramount executives supposedly came up with (although it appears that it really was an excuse for a bunch of 'older' gentlemen to ogle young bikini-clad girls!).

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