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Description: "Where the Boys Are" is a 1960 American romantic comedy directed by Henry Levin. The film follows four Midwestern college girls—Merritt Andrews, Tuggle Carpenter, Angie, and Melanie Tolman—as they travel to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for spring break, seeking adventure and romance. The story explores themes of love, friendship, and the challenges of adolescence. The film was notable for its portrayal of changing sexual morals among American college youth and was one of the first teen films to address adolescent sexuality. The title song, "Where the Boys Are," performed by Connie Francis, became a signature tune for the artist.

Cast:
Merritt Andrews: Dolores Hart
Ryder Smith: George Hamilton
Melanie Tolman: Yvette Mimieux
TV Thompson: Jim Hutton
Lola Fandango: Barbara Nichols
Tuggle Carpenter: Paula Prentiss
Police Captain: Chill Wills
Basil: Frank Gorshin