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Summer of ’42

film by Mulligan [1971]
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  • Robert Mulligan

    However, no one overlooked Summer of ’42 (1971), a nostalgic tale of first love that would have been considered overly sentimental if it were not so effective. The film resonated with audiences, and it became Mulligan’s biggest hit since To Kill a Mockingbird. The Other (1972) was a change…

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    However, no one overlooked Summer of ’42 (1971), a nostalgic tale of first love that would have been considered overly sentimental if it were not so effective. The film resonated with audiences, and it became Mulligan’s biggest hit since To Kill a Mockingbird. The Other (1972) was a change…

    Read More