
Young Love: Lemon Popsicle 7 (1987) on Netflix
With his parents on holiday, Huey crashes their car while out with his friends. The repair bill is beyond them, so they take jobs as porters at the Beachfront Hotel.
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Plot summary
When his parents are on a holiday Johnny invites his friends Bobby and Benny for a cruise in his fathers Cadillac. But he crashes the car onto a tree; now they need the money for the repair costs. Thus they search for jobs in a beach hotel where there are a lot of good looking young girls...
Cast
Yftach Katzuras Benzi
Zachi Noyas Yudale / Hughie
Jonathan Sagallas Bobby
Sonja Martinas Sandy
Sissi Pitzas Blondi - Patty (as Sissi Liebold)
Sibylle Rauchas Woman with Dog (as Sybille Rauch)
Eva Astoras Hertha
Michael Gahras Alfred
- Linda Carollas Lili
Leonard Lansinkas Schnitzer Jr.
Ya'ackov Ben-Siraas Schnitzer sen.
- Dvora Sharfas Mrs. Schnitzer
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- Itzhak Aharonas Bodybuilder
Dorit Adias Bodybuilder's Friend
Igor Borisovas Man with Deckchair
- Armon Bismoutas Fat Man from Montana
- Meir Almogas Employment Agent
- Archi Leahmanas Hotel Employee
- Gregory Talas Husband of Woman with Dog
- Doron Tzafrisas Barman at Pool
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Young Love: Lemon Popsicle 7 (1987)
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- Of Lemon Popsicle's IL3 million budget, one million went on royalties for the mostly American songs on the soundtrack, including numbers by Bill Haley and Paul Anka. Producer Menahem Golan claimed the music rights cost more than making the film itself.
- Lemon Popsicle sold 1,350,000 tickets in Israel, making it the highest-grossing Israeli film of all time, ahead of Kazablan with 1,222,500 tickets and Sallah Shabati with 1,184,900.
- The Israeli Film and Play Review Council restricted Lemon Popsicle to audiences aged 16 and older because of its explicit sexual content, but the press reported widespread cases of younger teenagers sneaking into screenings.
- Director Boaz Davidson said the screenplay of Lemon Popsicle was inspired by his own youth as well as by the American film American Graffiti.
- On 19 April 1978, Lemon Popsicle won first prize in the annual Israeli feature film competition, and the win came with a grant of 120,000 ILs.
















