“Summer of 69″Comedy Movie Release Date and Streaming Details

Charlie Day and three former cast members of “Saturday Night Live” will appear in the upcoming comedy “Summer of 69,” which will debut on Hulu shortly.

Release Date and Where to Watch

“Summer of 69,” which stars Charlie Day and former cast members of Saturday Night Live, will debut exclusively on Hulu on May 9 as part of American High’s deal with Disney.

Plot and Director 

Jillian Bell co-wrote and directed the new movie, which centers on an awkward high school senior (Sam Morelos from “That ’90s Show”) who hires an exotic dancer (Chloe Fineman from “SNL”) to help woo her longtime crush before graduation. This unexpected friendship and lessons about acceptance, self-confidence, and adulthood result.

Cast

Fineman plays “Santa Monica,” a stripper who offers to assist Abby (Morelos) in exchange for assistance in preventing the foreclosure of her gentleman’s club, according to cast data made public on Thursday. A “sleazy misogynist who threatens to take over Diamond Dolls,” the club where Santa Monica works, is the character that Day portrays.

Matt Cornett Max– Max, Abby’s crush
Paula Pell– Betty Spaghetti, owner of the Diamond Dolls strip club
Nicole Byer– Exotic dancer
Liza Koshy– Exotic dancer
Alex Moffat– DJ at the club
Natalie Morales– Former classmate of Santa Monica, planning their 10-year high school reunion

Summer of 69″: American High’s Latest Film Shines in Syracuse

American High, a production company based in Liverpool, has filmed 20 films in the Syracuse area, including “Summer of 69.” While filming last summer, Day and Morales, who previously directed “Plan B” for American High, were seen at Pastabilities, a restaurant in Armory Square.

The international premiere of “Summer of 69” took place at the SXSW film festival last month. They haven’t produced a trailer yet.

Producer and Co-writer

Alongside American High’s Garelick, Will Phelps, and Molle DeBartolo, Bell co-wrote the screenplay with Liz Nico and Jules Byrne. Axelle Azoulay and Matt Sacca served as associate producers. Additionally producing are Adam Goodman and Matt Skiena of Dichotomy, Breanna Bell-Singer, and Champagne Video’s Lucas Carter.