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Diane McBain
Diane McBain (born May 18, 1941) is an American actress who, as a Warner Brothers contract player, reached a brief peak of popularity during the early 1960s. She is best known for playing an adventurous socialite in the 1960-62 TV series ''Surfside 6'' and as one of Elvis Presley's leading ladies in 1966's ''Spinout''.
==Early career==
A native of Cleveland, Ohio, McBain moved to the Hollywood area at an early age and began her show business career as an adolescent model in print and television advertisements.〔()〕 During her senior year at Glendale High School she was, while appearing in a Los Angeles play, spotted by a Warner Brothers talent scout and added to the studio's roster of contract performers who were appearing in an assembly-line-style mass production of TV episodes and theatrical features.
Starting with the September 13, 1955 premiere of the hour-long, three-shows-in-one ''Warner Brothers Presents'', the studio's TV arm, Warner Brothers Television, provided ABC with nearly twenty shows, including seven western and four detective series. At the age of seventeen, McBain was immediately put to work, making her TV acting debut in two episodes of ''Maverick'', March 8 with Jack Kelly and November 22, 1959 with James Garner, as well as the October 16 episode of ''77 Sunset Strip''. Her first director, at the helm of the March 8 installment, "Passage to Fort Doom", was Warners stalwart Paul Henreid, best known as Victor Laszlo in the studio's 1942 Oscar-winner ''Casablanca''.
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