Tuesday Weld's Comedies

The inhabitants of Putnam's Landing are in for romantic and comedic complications as a missile base is at work.
Tuesday plays the teenage babysitter Comfort Goodpasture who discovers she likes boys but quickly becomes bored of the local "meatball" Dwayne Hickman and catches the interest of the young corporals. Wacky '50s fun.

A group of bus travelers get stranded at an abandoned church during a thunderstorm and all end up dreaming about the Garden of Eden . . . and its inhabitants, played by Mamie Van Doren and Mickey Rooney, among others. Tuesday joins the fun, along with Paul Anka (who of course, gets to sing and be a love interest for Tuesday) and Mel Torme.

Complications abound when Dr. Mathlida West becomes head of the Science Department at Collins College. Tuesday and Mijanou Bardot (Brigitte's sister) are among the students. A wacky mix of sex comedy, science fiction and gangsters.

Tuesday's role is a supporting one but the movie is still an amusing comedy about a middle-aged man (Bing Crosby) who decides to attend college, and the young people he meets. Tuesday's character not only has a crush on Bing, but two of the young men vying for her attention are Richard Beymer and Fabian. Lucky girl!

Terry-Thomas is a college professor who is irresistible to women, despite being completely in love with his fiancee (Celeste Holm). When she goes abroad, her daughter (Tuesday), who has really run away from boarding school but pretends to be a juvenile delinquent, crashes at his apartment. The predictable but amusing misunderstandings and comedic situations set of a chain reaction. Once again, Tuesday wins the heart of Richard Beymer.

Jackie Gleason and Steve McQueen are soldiers who find love, for a brief time, before tragedy strikes. This is a comedy-drama, and Tuesday is right on the mark as Southern teenager Bobby Jo Pepperdine, who takes a liking to Gleason's Sgt. Slaughter. Underrated and understated. A forgotten gem.

Bob Hope's Bob Holcomb is determined to stop his teenage daughter Jo-Jo (Tuesday) from marrying her beach-bum boyfriend Kenny (Frankie Avalon), so he whisks her away to Sweden, only to find out that he has a new problem in his midst - a Swedish playboy (Jeremy Slate) who has less than honorable intentions and even looser morals! Fun family comedy.

The now considered classic black comedy features outstanding performances by all the cast, including Tuesday. The infamous "12 Cashmere Sweaters" scene is epic.

Tuesday and Martin Mull play a married couple who get caught up in the fads and counter-culture of the '70s and try the "swinging lifestyles" that their friends practice and recommend but can't quite get the hang of it. Interesting time capsule before the age of political correctness.