Summer of '42 with Jennifer O'Neill: DVD Cover
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Summer of '42 Director: Robert Mulligan Cast: Jennifer O'Neill, Gary Grimes, Jerry Houser, Oliver Conant

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  • DVD Release Date: 02/05/2002
  • Original Release: 1971
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 6,707

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Interactive menus; Theatrical trailer; Cast/filmmaker career highlights; Scene access; Languages: English & Français; Subtitles: English, Français, Español, Português, Japanese, Chinese, Thai & Korean

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Side #1 --
0. Scene Selections
1. Credits [2:49]
2. The Terrible Trio [2:33]
3. Guy Talk [3:35]
4. The Answer Book [2:27]
5. Goodbye at the Dock [2:34]
6. Hello on a Dare [3:24]
7. Battling Buddies [2:04]
8. Help With Groceries [4:26]
9. Coffee and Conversation [4:48]
10. "Hernia!" [2:16]
11. Date Night at the Movies [4:36]
12. Balcony Moves [5:28]
13. Evening's Scorecard [1:49]
14. Shaking a Leg [4:12]
15. Sealed With a Kiss [2:23]
16. More Book Secrets [3:37]
17. His Time Has Come [3:44]
18. Drugstore Purchase [6:03]
19. What They're For [3:03]
20. Marshmallows and Making Out [4:35]
21. Her Name [4:54]
22. Static From Oscy [2:25]
23. The Telegram [3:06]
24. Tear-Stained Dance [4:11]
25. Loving Friends [6:22]
26. Good Night [4:02]
27. Oscy's Report [3:05]
28. Always, Dorothy [4:12]
29. Cast and End Credits [:54]

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A surprise success in 1971 ($20 million worth of "surprise"), The Summer of '42 is a coming-of-age piece, drenched in nostalgia. Director Robert Mulligan narrates the film as the grown-up counterpart of Hermie (Gary Grimes), a teenager of the War Years who has a crush on twentyish Jennifer O'Neill. With O'Neill's soldier husband off to war, Grimes convinces himself that he can take hubby's place in every way. O'Neill is amused by Grimes' attentions (confined to doing chores and carrying her groceries), but never thinks of him in sexual terms. And then, O'Neill's husband is killed in battle. Herman Raucher based his intensely nostalgic script on his own experience, going so far as to use the real names of past acquaintances (including the Jennifer O'Neill counterpart) as character names in his screenplay. An Academy Award went to Michel LeGrand's evocative musical score. Summer of '42 was later novelized by Raucher, then followed up on screen by the less effective Class of 44. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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