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Location scenes filmed in Austria. Released in Austria caJan 1967 as Liebesspiele im Schnee; running time: 87 min. ...

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Location scenes filmed in Austria. Released in Austria caJan 1967 as Liebesspiele im Schnee; running time: 87 min.

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CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
DIRECTORS
PRODUCERS
WRITERS
Story
Orig story
PHOTOGRAPHY
Dir of photog
ART DIRECTOR
Art dir
FILM EDITOR
MUSIC
Mus dir
PRODUCTION MISC
Prod mgr
SOURCES
SONGS
"Ski Fever," words and music by Jerry Styner and Guy Hemric.
SONGWRITER/COMPOSER
DETAILS
Alternate Title:
Liebesspiele im Schnee
Premiere Information:
Boston opening: 5 Mar 1969
Production Date:

Physical Properties:
Sound
Color
Eastman Color
Duration(in mins):
98
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

Brian Davis, an American music student enrolled at a European university, teaches skiing at an Austrian resort to pay for his studies. Max, the lodge manager, stipulates in the instructors' contracts that they must entertain the female guests during the evenings. The employees have wired a bed in one of the guest rooms to a pinball machine, and while one of the group tries to seduce the occupant of the room, the others place bets on the amount of time that will elapse before the machine registers a "tilt." Susan Halsey, a Californian, arrives at the lodge and becomes the center of the game. Brian, who has not joined in the competition, falls in love with her. He and Toni Brandt, the head instructor, wager their season's pay on who will win her affections. Susan, repelled by Brian's aggressive attitude, becomes attracted to Toni, but eventually she learns of the game and discovers that Toni is merely interested in winning the bet. Brian and Toni agree on a ski jumping contest to determine the winner. Brian competes using inferior equipment and is injured when he jumps. Susan becomes convinced of his sincerity and realizes that she loves ...

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Brian Davis, an American music student enrolled at a European university, teaches skiing at an Austrian resort to pay for his studies. Max, the lodge manager, stipulates in the instructors' contracts that they must entertain the female guests during the evenings. The employees have wired a bed in one of the guest rooms to a pinball machine, and while one of the group tries to seduce the occupant of the room, the others place bets on the amount of time that will elapse before the machine registers a "tilt." Susan Halsey, a Californian, arrives at the lodge and becomes the center of the game. Brian, who has not joined in the competition, falls in love with her. He and Toni Brandt, the head instructor, wager their season's pay on who will win her affections. Susan, repelled by Brian's aggressive attitude, becomes attracted to Toni, but eventually she learns of the game and discovers that Toni is merely interested in winning the bet. Brian and Toni agree on a ski jumping contest to determine the winner. Brian competes using inferior equipment and is injured when he jumps. Susan becomes convinced of his sincerity and realizes that she loves him.

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Offscreen Credit
Name Occurs Before Title
AFI Life Achievement Award

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