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Summer of '42 (1971)
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Oliver Conant,
Gary Grimes,
Jerry Houser,
Jennifer O'Neill
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| Director:
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Robert Mulligan
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Drama,
Classic
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Warner Bros.
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English,Spanish,French,Japanese,Portuguese,Chinese,Korean,Thai
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104 mins
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"Extraordinary! Achieves a lyrical intensity unlike anything seen in an American Movie!" -The Village Voice
Written by Herman Raucher, Summer of '42 is one of the screen's most haunting romances. A nation is caught up in a war that will forever change it. At a New England beach colony, 15-year-old Hermie (Gary Grimes) is caught up in a passion that will forever change him: he's infatuated with 22-year-old Dorothy (Jennifer O'Neill), whose soldier/husband is away at war. Director Robert Mulligan (To Kill a Mockingbird) keeps a sharp eye on period detail and the comic potential of growing up, keenly observing in the work of Grimes, Jerry Houser and Oliver Conant as a "terrible trio" of fast friends. An Academy Award
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