Joanna Barnes

Caught embezzling, a man organizes a hit on his wife for insurance only to discover the policy is void, pushing him into a race to stop the kill.

"It's entertainment that fills up the screen like she fills out a bikini," the trailer for Don't Make Waves proclaimed. She is Sharon Tate, portraying a beach-loving, sky-diving beauty named Malibu. The entertainment filling up the screen is a gleeful sand-and-surf-and-sex satire based on Ira Wallach's Muscle Beach, set to a title tune by The Byrds and targeting SoCal's go-go beach culture and the high-living hillside denizens of its ocean-view enclaves. Tony Curtis, reteaming with director Andrew Mackendrick of Sweet Smell of Success, plays an eastern interloper who arrives with little and hits on ways to finagle his way into lots. Also making waves: Claudia Cardinale, Robert Webber, Joanna Barnes and bodybuilder David Draper.

Goodbye Charlie begins with Charles Sorel, an inveterate philanderer, practicing his wily crafts on women aboard an ocean liner. He is found out by a jealous husband and shot dead. Through a celestial fluke, Charles' soul enters the body of a woman who renames herself Charlie. In this form, Charlie seeks to settle old scores with her murderer.

Twins separated at birth reunite, then switch places to try and get their parents back together.

John Wayne, Kirk Douglas and Bruce Dern star in this classic Western about an ex-con who joins forces with a hired gun to steal gold from the corrupt tycoon who double-crossed them both.