Tuesday Weld & Dwayne Hickman

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A tribute to the onscreen chemistry between these two actors, first displayed in the comedy "Rally 'Round The Flag, Boys!" (1958) which lead to them being cast in the television series "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" (1959-1963). Although they didn't always see eye to eye and clashed frequently over their differing acting styles, Dwayne has always respected Tuesday's talent as an actress and believes that she contributed a large degree to the show's success. In recent years he has praised her naturalness, timing and magnetic qualities onscreen. They had a very interesting dynamic; the relationship between their characters in the film seemed to have carried over to the tv series, both of which were based on novels by Max Shulman. The vain, greedy Thalia and Dobie, the boy who wants to win her heart. The song seemed to fit, and I had lots of fun putting it together.

"Tuesday was 15 going on 30 and she felt that I acted like an old man -- or, as she used to say, 'You're such a farmer'," Dwayne Hickman recalls affectionately of the co-star he first met when they teamed for "Rally 'Round the Flag Boys" in 1958. "My background with Cummings was rehearse, rehearse, rehearse, but Tuesday liked to walk in and do the scene. I must say that she was really wonderful. Aggravating, but wonderful."

Clips from:

"Rally 'Round The Flag, Boys!" (1958)

"The Many Loves Of Dobie Gillis" (1959-1963) episodes
"Caper At The Bijou" (1959)
"The Best Dressed Man" (1959)
"Love Is A Science" (1959)
"The Sweet Singer Of Central High" (1959)
"Couchville, USA" (1959)
"The Fist Fighter" (1960)
"The Hunger Strike" (1960)
"The Power Of Positive Thinking" (1960)
"Love Is A Fallacy" (1960)
"Taken To The Cleaners" (1960)
"The Big Sandwich" (1960)
"Birth Of A Salesman" (1962)
"What's A Little Murder Between Friends?" (1962)