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Naive Young Woman | Pregnant Teen
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In the scene where Susan rides her birthday horse, Chulo, for the first time, there was a cameo by champion stud Captain Topper, a Shetland pony born in 1956. He was adjudged the greatest model stallion at the National Congress Pony Show in 1958 and 1959, and won 17 championships and 40 blue ribbons. Captain Topper was purchased for $6000 by Miss Patricia Burton of Detroit, who operated a stud farm on the Monterey peninsula.
The United Airlines aircraft shown when the Slades leave for Guatemala is a 1952 Convair CV-340-31, registration N73109. It flew with United until 1969, then with several smaller airlines until 1995 when it was withdrawn from service and stored. It's registration expired in 2012.
The film was shortened by 15 minutes for British release (in a double-bill).
Film rights to the novel were purchased by producer Edward Small in February 1960. He subsequently sold the rights to Warner Bros. The studio then assigned director Delmer Daves and cast Troy Donahue & Dorothy McGuire all who had previously collaborated in the very successful A Summer Place (1959).
During Susan's first make-out scene with Conn White, Max Steiner recycles his famous love theme from A Summer Place (1959). Oddly enough, the theme that leads into that famous theme on the A Summer Place soundtrack was recycled from his score to the Bette Davis vehicle, A Stolen Life (1946).
