Yes, Hayley Mills. "The Family Way" made a social statement about the housing standards of the working poor, set around an unconsummated marriage.
Basic plot: Back when extended families lived under the same roof, a couple gets married and move into his room in parents' place. They were a bit drunk on the wedding night and his brother had rigged the bed to collapse, so nothing happened, but they had a great honeymoon planned and paid for and... and the travel agent took off with the money and they didn't feel right making noise with his family listening in. So they want a place of their own to make noise in and can't find one as they deal with the fact that they still haven't...
In my opinion, the bath scene was the best the part of that movie. Hayley Mills basically has a hand towel covering her front and keeps it towards her brother-in-law, giving the view a nice glimpse of her backside.
As for her character, Walt Disney cared a bit about his child stars. He didn't run an assembly line to crank them up and then turn them loose. Today's child stars aren't as ground in reality as the ones that old Walt brought up.
Back to the parent trap, there's a scene where one of the girls is being sent upstairs to change, with a few sold pats on her bottom to hurry her along. Unlike the staged spanking scenes of today, you can see Hailey's neither cheek roll with the smacks. Followed by a brief debate about spanking them until they say who was who.
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