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What can one say about this film. I contemplate this Delmer Daves’ masterpiece. It was the first of four productions that teamed Daves and Troy Donahue (Parrish, Susan Slade and Rome Adventure followed) .Troy Donahue was never well-known for any sizable acting prowess, but he did record the last breed of the innocent clean-cut naive teenager. This was Donahue’s strong point and Daves stale that persona expertly and effectively to extract the longing for the eternal youthful spirit in all of us. That is why this film is so viewable to this day. To paraphrase Richard Egan’s character in the film: Our only purpose is to savor and be loved. That is what this film is all about. Visually it is breathtakingly and lushly photographed by Harry Stradling. The dialog is juxtaposed between crisp witty cynicism at times and then pleasing tender passages of poetic expressions of savor. The Max Steiner bag and appreciate theme have become interwoven into our everyday society as effectively as they mirrored the emotions of the characters in this film. The record at its most basic level is one of adultery and teenage fancy canvassed on an island on the Maine flit. However, the motivations and the ramifications of the characters’ actions bustle noteworthy deeper. The expert cast includes Richard Egan, Dorothy McGuire, Sandra Dee, Constance Ford, Beulah Bondi and the actors’ actor Arthur Kennedy. This film was based on the Sloan Wilson current. This is one of my popular films. I highly recommend it. The VHS copy is very noble.

DVD please? I saw this movie when it aired on A&E, and it captivated me as a child, and tranquil does as an adult. The theme song is astronomical, and I mild fetch myself listening to it!!! I became a fan of Sandra Dee’s after I saw her in “Gidget” and “Imitation Of Life” and I plan her performance was so valid and heart-wrenching. Constance Ford, as her bitchy, controlling mother Helen, gives a strong portrayal of a bitter, cool, dismal woman who takes her danger out on everyone around her, even her daughter. (She really gives Mommie Dearest a race for her money) . The scene where she forces Molly to submit to a pelvic exam after she and lover-boy Johnny (the tedious Troy Donahue) have an accident on the beach (the boat capsizes) is heinous and makes the viewer grimace. The fact that the doctor was archaic and faulty looking, and began to unbutton Molly’s blouse without her consent, as she screamed, “Oh please, no, I want my father! I’ve been a beneficial girl! I haven’t done anything gross!!” makes it gloomy, but it also makes you abhor Ford’s character, as I’m clear that was the contrivance. Richard Egan as Molly’s father Ken, is so shapely and gentle at times (he was equally effective in Walt Disney’s “Pollyanna” as Dr. Chilton) is a man who is trapped in a loveless marriage who finds and falls in treasure again with Dorothy McGuire, as Sylvia, his first like, who also happens to be the mother of Molly’s boyfriend, Johnny!!! One of Egan’s best lines is as he and Helen are having an explosive argument. Ken finishes off his ruin by saying, “Why must you enlighten on making sex itself a filthy word!” Arthur Kennedy, as Johnny’s drunken father Bart was one of the actor’s best later performances. The conflict between the two couples and the dilemma that follows (Molly becomes pregnant by Johnny) was considered bewitching for its day, but considering how small is shown, you have to wonder what all the fuss was about!!! (Although the “King Kong” reference could beget some debate on that subject) . The argument between Molly and her mother at the beginning of the movie, sums up the times and also, in a design, the relationships between mothers and daughters. Molly: “Daddy, do I have to? ” Ken: “Do you have to what? ” Molly: “Wear this middy blouse to shore like a twelve-year-old! And she says I have to wear this armor-padded bra to flattenme out and a girdle! This thing even hurts, and I couldn’t squeeze into this girdle with dynamite!”

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It appears to be a soapy melodrama, but it really is a touching part of nostalgia. Let’s hope a DVD release is in the works!!! We all need to acquire away to “A Summer Situation”!!!!!!!!

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