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Bye Bye Birdie (1963)

Directed by

George Sidney

Writing Credits

Michael Stewart	...	(book)

Irving Brecher	...	(screen play)

George Sidney	...	(contributor to treatment) (uncredited)

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification


	Janet Leigh	...	Rosie DeLeon
	Dick Van Dyke	...	Albert F. Peterson
	Ann-Margret	...	Kim McAfee
	Maureen Stapleton	...	Mama Mae Peterson
	Bobby Rydell	...	Hugo Peabody
	Jesse Pearson	...	Conrad Birdie
	Paul Lynde	...	Harry McAfee
	Mary LaRoche	...	Doris McAfee
	Michael Evans	...	Claude Paisley
	Robert Paige	...	Bob Precht
	Gregory Morton	...	Maestro Borov
	Bryan Russell	...	Randolph McAfee
	Milton Frome	...	Mr. Maude
	Ed Sullivan	...	Ed Sullivan
	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
	Lee Aaker	...	Student Leader
	Karel Shimoff	...	Prima Ballerina
	Donald Lawton	...	Russian Consul
	Yvonne White	...	Telephone Operator
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Frank Adamo	...	Stage Manager (uncredited)
	Richard Adams	...	Assistant Director (uncredited)
	Tommy Alexander	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Phil Arnold	...	Good Humor Man (uncredited)
	Babette Bain	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Robert Banas	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Tony Benson	...	Fred (uncredited)
	Ray Bloch	...	Orchestra Leader (uncredited)
	Steve Carruthers	...	Audience Member (uncredited)
	Melinda Clasky	...	Margie (uncredited)
	Lesley-Marie Colburn	...	Featured Dancer (uncredited)
	John Daly	...	Self (uncredited)
	Kim Darby	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Ric de Azevedo	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Sheila Dehner	...	Sheila (uncredited)
	Cyril Delevanti	...	Mr. Nebbitt (uncredited)
	George DeNormand	...	Police Officer (uncredited)
	Robert Dulaine	...	Production Crew Member (uncredited)
	Lynn Fields	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Gretchen Goertz	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Stephanie Gorman	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Sherry Granato	...	Nancy (uncredited)
	Joe Gray	...	TV Director (uncredited)
	Sam Harris	...	Audience Member (uncredited)
	Ralph Hart	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Linda Henning	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Jimmie Horan	...	Lodge Member (uncredited)
	Bud Houghton	...	Russian Aide (uncredited)
	Clyde Howdy	...	Man (uncredited)
	Bruce Hoy	...	Featured Dancer (uncredited)
	Elaine Joyce	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Ina Kent	...	Girl (uncredited)
	Jack Konzal	...	Featured Dancer (uncredited)
	Richard LaMarr	...	Audience Member (uncredited)
	Bert May	...	Dancing Shriner (uncredited)
	Pete Menefee	...	Harvey Johnson (uncredited)
	Gary Menteer	...	Dancer (uncredited)
	Mark Meyer	...	Helicopter Pilot (uncredited)
	Harold Miller	...	Production Crew Member (uncredited)
	Tod Miller	...	Ralph (uncredited)
	Charles Morton	...	Lodge Member (uncredited)
	George Nardelli	...	Production Crew Member (uncredited)
	Frances O'Farrell	...	Secretary (uncredited)
	Jerry Orbach	...	Bob - Ed Sullivan Show Producer (uncredited)
	Michael Panaieff	...	Russian Aide (uncredited)
	Melody Patterson	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	George Perina	...	Russian Aide (uncredited)
	Justin Peters	...	Sycophant Boy (uncredited)
	Frank Radcliffe	...	Constable (uncredited)
	The Ray Bloch Orchestra	...	Orchestra (uncredited)
	Tony Regan	...	Production Crew Member (uncredited)
	Walter Rode	...	Prince (uncredited)
	John Roy	...	Production Crew Member (uncredited)
	Evelyn Rudie	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Michael Ryan	...	Twin (uncredited)
	Pat Ryan	...	Twin (uncredited)
	Patricia Sanborn	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Cosmo Sardo	...	Production Crew Member (uncredited)
	Nina Schneider	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Johnny Scoggins	...	Carl (uncredited)
	Hazel Shermet	...	Marge - Birdie's Secretary (uncredited)
	Michael Smith	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Tommy Speer	...	Lieutenant (uncredited)
	George Spicer	...	Tommy (uncredited)
	Nancy Spry	...	Penelope Ann Hankle (uncredited)
	Debbie Stern	...	Debbie (uncredited)
	Arthur Tovey	...	Audience Member (uncredited)
	Martin E. Wade	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Keith Wegeman	...	Assistant Director (uncredited)
	Kathy West	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Robert Whiting	...	Assistant Director (uncredited)
	Dick Winslow	...	Leader of Fireman's Band (uncredited)
	George Winters	...	Teenager (uncredited)
	Lorene Yarnell Jansson	...	Hugo's Dance Partner at Soda Shop (uncredited)
	George Zoritch	...	Prince (uncredited)

Produced by

Fred Kohlmar	...	producer
George Sidney	...	producer

Music by

Johnny Green	...	(uncredited)
George Sidney	...	(uncredited)

Cinematography by

Joseph F. Biroc

...

director of photography (as Joseph Biroc)

Makeup Department

Larry Germain	...	hair stylist: Miss Leigh
Ben Lane	...	makeup supervisor
Helena Rubenstein	...	teen-age makeup creator
Joe DiBella	...	makeup artist (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

George Rhein	...	assistant director
David Silver	...	assistant director (as Dave Silver)
Pat Corleto	...	assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

Charles Granucci

...

prop master (uncredited)

Sound Department

James Z. Flaster	...	sound
Charles J. Rice	...	sound supervisor
Harry Foy	...	recordist (uncredited)
James Nelson	...	supervising sound editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by

Geza Gaspar

...

special effects (uncredited)

Stunts

Marvin Willens

...

stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

Albert Bettcher	...	first assistant camera (uncredited)
Eddie Blaisdell	...	key grip (uncredited)
Albert McIntyre	...	camera operator (uncredited)
Mel Traxel	...	still photographer (uncredited)
Seldon White	...	gaffer (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Pat Barto	...	costumes: Miss Leigh
Marjorie Wahl	...	wardrobe co-ordinator (as Marjorie B. Wahl)
Ed Ware	...	wardrobe: men (uncredited)

Editorial Department

Ralph James Hall

...

assistant editor (uncredited)

Location Management

Norman August

...

location manager (uncredited)

Music Department

Johnny Green	...	conductor / music arranger / music supervisor / orchestrator
Fred Karger	...	music co-ordinator
Albert Woodbury	...	orchestrator (as Al Woodbury)
Robert Bain	...	musician: guitar (uncredited)
Conrad Gozzo	...	musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Igo Kantor	...	music editor (uncredited)
Uan Rasey	...	musician: trumpet soloist (uncredited)
George Sidney	...	score producer (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

Marshall J. Wolins

...

script supervisor (uncredited)

Additional Crew

L. Slade Brown	...	in association with: Edward Padula
Gower Champion	...	directed & choreographed by: New York play production
Milton Feldman	...	production assistant
Edward V. Padula	...	produced on Broadway by (as Edward Padula)
Tom Panko	...	assistant choreographer (as Tommy Panko)
Onna White	...	choreographer

Details

Country:

10 July 1963 (France) See more »

Also Known As:

Adiós, ídolo mío See more »

Filming Locations:

Joseph Le Conte Middle School, Hollywood, California, USA See more »
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Box Office

Gross USA:

$13,129,412
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Company Credits

Production Co:

Kohlmar-Sidney Productions See more »
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Technical Specs

Runtime:

112 min

Sound Mix:

Mono (RCA Sound Recording) (optical prints)| 4-Track Stereo (RCA Sound Recording) (magnetic prints)| 70 mm 6-Track (RCA Sound Recording) (70 mm prints)

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Soundtrack Credits

Bye Bye Birdie
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Ann-Margret before the title credits, with Johnny Green and the Columbia Studio Orchestra and Chorus
Reprised by Ann-Margret in the finale

We Love You, Conrad
("We Hate You, Conrad")
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Sung a capella by Sweet Apple Girl Teens
Later performed by Ann-Margret, Bobby Rydell, Trudi Ames and the Sweet Apple Teenagers

The Telephone Song
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Bobby Rydell, Trudi Ames and the Sweet Apple Teenagers
Parts dubbed by an uncredited Jimmy Bryant

How Lovely to Be a Woman
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Ann-Margret

Honestly Sincere
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Jesse Pearson

Battle Hymn of the Republic
Music by William Steffe
Lyrics by Julia Ward Howe
Played briefly at the end of Conrad Birdie's song "Honestly Sincere"

Hymn for a Sunday Evening
(aka "The Ed Sullivan Song")
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Ann-Margret, Paul Lynde, Mary LaRoche & Bryan Russell

One Boy
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Ann-Margret & Bobby Rydell
Reprised by Ann-Margret & Janet Leigh

Put On a Happy Face
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Dick Van Dyke & Janet Leigh

Kids
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Maureen Stapleton, Paul Lynde, Dick Van Dyke & Bryan Russell

One Last Kiss
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Jesse Pearson
Reprised by Jesse Pearson on "The Ed Sullivan Show"

A Lot of Living to Do
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Jesse Pearson, Ann-Margret, Bobby Rydell, Lorene Yarnell Jansson and Sweet Apple Teenagers

The Shriner's Ballet
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Janet Leigh, along with the Shriners

Rose Adagio
Music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Performed by the Moscow Ballet

(Everything Is) Rosie/(Everything Is) Hugo
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Performed by Janet Leigh, Dick Van Dyke, Ann-Margret & Bobby Rydell

Release Dates

USA 4 April 1963 (New York City, New York)
Brazil 27 May 1963
USA 19 June 1963 (Los Angeles, California)
France 10 July 1963
Argentina 9 August 1963
Italy 5 September 1963
Australia 27 September 1963 (Sydney)
Japan 18 October 1963
UK 7 November 1963 (London) (premiere)
Sweden 12 November 1963
Belgium 19 December 1963 (Brussels)
Denmark 20 January 1964
Finland 7 February 1964
West Germany 13 March 1964
Hong Kong 14 May 1964
Spain 20 November 1964 (Madrid)
Spain 11 February 1965 (Barcelona)
Mexico 17 June 1965
Turkey February 1967
Canada 13 July 1999 (DVD premiere)
Greece 6 December 2005 (DVD premiere)

Also Known As (AKA)

(original title) Bye Bye Birdie
Argentina Adiós, ídolo mío
Belgium (French title) Bye Bye Birdie
Belgium (Flemish title) Bye bye Birdie
Brazil Adeus, Amor
Canada (French title) Bye Bye Birdie
Canada (English title) Bye Bye Birdie
Finland Kaikkien tyttöjen sankari
Greece (transliterated title) O peirasmos
Greece Ο πειρασμός
Italy Ciao ciao Birdie
Japan (Japanese title) バイ・バイ・バーディー
Mexico Adiós, ídolo mío
Portugal Como é Bom Amar
Soviet Union (Russian title) Пока, пташка
Spain Un beso para Birdie
Turkey (Turkish title) Telefonda Aşk
UK Bye Bye Birdie
USA Bye Bye Birdie
West Germany Bye Bye Birdie

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