Essa Música Toca Profundamente o meu coração 😍🌹🍃🕊♥️

Today she'd have a penis and he'd be a they/them. Whatever that is.

Thanks for sharing ... this was a great story.

Well I was 17 and she was 26 and it was not so easy . She was married and her husband tryied to kill me ! 😂😂😂👍

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Wuuuuuuaauu. Que. Experiencia. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

@@fernandomena8119 tá , e por que você não conta uma experiência tua também?

​@Honest John, let's just say I'm still a gentleman even at my age now. I was 19 and certainly not that experienced, but she was very tender with me and never made me feel inadequate. It was a growing up experience for me. I was also drafted at 19 for Viet Nam, so I couldn't scoop up as much of life as I wanted. I never knew if I would even have a future. I was lucky in so many ways.

同感

hahaha...cheers!

Yes, she looks beautiful. Unfortunately, it seems that she doesn't have much acting talent.

No they still exist

There are still people who appreciate such films.

Sigh.....

@@KatrinaLeFey Por supuesto que hay muchas personas que aprecian estas películas

Same feelings, of how I wasted my life, 68 thru 69, experiencing my first true love that broke my heart. It would make a great movie about wasted love.

@Wolfsky9 She was also part Spanish as well

Her mother was from England

Sorry to hear your dad passed Darren , this is a beautiful masterpiece of music 🎶. I bet he was a great man 🙌

@@go-goakins1489 thankyou buddy. He had his strengths and weaknesses like us all. I appreciate your sentiments..I have twin boys of 12 and for them the journey is just starting..,.and it's not over for dad just yet 😜. All the best to you

Well said.

Well said

what did we find? more wars famines draughts terrorism...

Watched it for the first time months before my 31st birthday when I was still 30 what lead me watch it was through the late Syrian poet & diplomat Nizar Qabbani (1923-1998) from one of his books 📚 " the Book of Love , كتاب الحب Kitaab al-Hubb " c.1970 and the music was played in the background and since then I started getting intrigued about the movie 🎬 that I shared it with my brother, he too liked it very much , he was more into Jennifer O'Neil than anything to whom he found extremely attractive

1997 to 2024 - timeless for me.

É a herança brasileira de Beleza ❤

More than just a sweet memory; a young man with dreams he hadn't seen yet. That is a rearview mirror filled with faces and . . .

so true. film and music from another time. Very beautiful

My feelings too.

I agree !

a moitié espagnole !

​@@augustinlozano3054 é Português.

I remember women back in the 60s and 70s were just as you described them; gorgeous and wholesome. As time passed, we no longer see women like that. I'm not sure what happened in our society. I'm thankful I grew up during that time.

So true ! I grew up then and I am happy that I did 🙏 Many times I was described as being kind wholesome and genuine and those were the best compliments I could’ve ever received ❤️

Nothing but 400 lb freaks with peircings, tatoos. With mental issues, due to nature and nuture. How this country has fallen,,,!

YO TAMBIEN

It was composed by him.

great

@Incognito Panda-I think we all do my friend. 😊

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I agree !

becoz people ruin everything

Liberals that's why...

Yep and mine was a foolish nightmare of wasted time and life, 1968 thru 1969.

My year was the summer of 1960 in the N.Y. Catskill mountains. All these years... can never forget Francine and "my summer of 42".

É nesse filme q tem uma cena de um mlk empinando um pipa ?

Stoked to be the 11th person to like this comment.

No , no, no !The number correct is 110000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

A master piece by michel ledrand ,the music will take you to another world and will aptly bring in your heart the theme and story of summer of 42. Thanks for all the great souls who made this movie may god bless all of them.

+trangenusa I'm glad I came to this KZfaq page. Before you mentioned everything in your post, I was unaware of half the stuff you said. Thank you for the information. :)

​@@consumerwarrior1267 just for fun, here is a longer edit, Dorothy wasn't that much older, Dorothy was only 21-22 which was the Exact age of Jennifer O'Neill when she got the part and acted in this movie. The books is great also. Very funny and heart warming book, the ending will make you cry. It's a Hilarious book especially from chapter 8 on. I've read and re-read the book 4 times over the years. I just get nostalgic and dust it off and re-read it. I've moved and lost the book so I just re-order it. Just some facts. Herman Raucher (the author) wrote this originally as a Screenplay, and SOLD the screen play to a studio. And the Studio decided to make the movie. Originally, they wanted an 'older woman' to play the part as in 30+ years old. Then Jennifer O'Neill auditioned and got the part. But she had reservations about the 'Nudity' because Jenn, didn't want to do nudity. She was assured that the 'scene' would be done 'tastefully and with style' and to "not" show nudity in any erotic or vulgar way. Hence that last bedroom scene, we never "actually" see them 'making love' it's just left to the viewers imagination. This screenplay was "actually the author Herman Raucher's Biography" these events all really happened to him in the summer of 42. There was a "Dorothy". There was a "real" Benji, Oscy. The screen play was originally about Hermie's and Oscy's friendship and a dedication to Oscy (Oscar Seltzer) and a dedication to his (Hermie's) Mother who had passed by 1971; Hermes "adored" his mother, and if you read the book, he praised her like this all knowing Mom, or when the movie was made, but but the stuidos took it and evolved into a story about Hermie and Dorothy. The book was originally about childhood friends, hermes and Oscy, his best friend. Oscy would later get drafted and served in the Korean War; Oscy would later be in the Army and was killed during the Korean war as a Medic while he was tending to another wounded soldier. That death was on Hermes's 24 birthday. Thus the screenplay was originally a dedication to Oscy. But Hermie also had "survivor's guilt". Thus Herme never celebrated another Birthday again. Which is evidence by Hermies other book about a returning soldier with PTSD who moves into a Haunted house and the spirits mess with him. I think the spirits messed with Hermie who had survivors guilt. Hermie also did another book called "Sweet November", and they made a movie with a more modern re-make with Keanu Reeves and Charlize Theron. After the movie came out Herman the author received 6 letters from fans who claimed to be Dorothy. One of those 6 was the real Dorothy, Herman knew because he recognized the "handwriting" and that Dorothy knew details that only the Real Dorothy could know. But Dorothy closed the fan letter by saying, "it's best they not re-visit the past". aka not meetup again. And they let it lie because the real Dorothy had remarried and was now a grandmother in 1973 when the movie came out; Dorothy would have been 52 years old (1942 (when Dorothy was 22 + 30 years = . 52 years old in 1973)) After the filming of the movie, the producers weren't sure if the movie would be a success, and they asked Herman to make the screenplay into a book and write a book based on the screenplay. Herman agreed and finished the book in 2-weeks. The Book "Summer of 42" was an Instant National Bestseller. Hence the movie Trailer and advertising posters said, "Based on the National Bestseller Summer of 42". The movie itself was an Instant hit also becoming that years (1971) sleeper hit raking in $43 million. In today's adjusted that would be $240 million. The movie was made for a paltry $1 million budget and was actually filmed up in Mendocino, CA up northern CA between Eureka (near Oregon border) and San Francisco even though it was based on Nantucket Island in Massachusetts where Herman use to spend his summers. Packett Island (where the book and movie mention) was a made-up location, it doesn't exist. Thus the sunset, in Mendocino was filmed to be a sunrise because it was on the West coast where the sun sets. Because the producers weren't sure if the movie would be a hit they didn't pay Herman but offered him 10% of Gross earnings which was a windfall for Herman because he says between the movie and book proceeds and residuals it continues to pay his bills very well to today. The book has gone into 4 re-prints because the book sold out. You can get the book on Amazon for $2 plus shipping. Jennifer O'Neill for her part the movie 'made' her and she 'made the movie'. Her sensitive portrayal of Dorothy was amazing. And she was in high demand after this movie both as a model and actress. Jennifer led a storied life with 8 marriages. She almost died 3 times. Overdose attempt at age of 15 from heartsick because her parents wouldn't let her keep her pet dog and cat. Then she's an Equestrian and during a jump with a horse, the horse fell on her and broke her neck/back in 3 places. Then a gun accidentally discharged and nearly killed her. For 30 years she was Cover Girl for their line of cosmetics. And led a storied life. Jenn later bought the rights to Summer of 42' sequel and wanted to make a Sequel but nothing became of it. Jennifer is actually Brazilian born in Brazil then her parents moved to Connecticut when she was young and then to NY. Born to a British mother and American Father who met during his stint in England during WW2. Jennifer loved horses and pet dogs, And really tried to kill herself when her parents too them away. I think the accidental shooting with a Colt .45 / aka 1911 was her trying to kill herself, but she says it was accidental. .How do you accidentally shoot yourself in the gut with a .45.? Here parents thought her younger years were "acting out"; they were according to her fully in love, and didn't really show her any affection, so she sought and got affection from animals. She later became a "born-again-christian" and lives in Tennessee or kentucky on her horse range, and runs a Veteran PTSD rescue on her ranch with her Christian husband. Based on her autobiography "Surviving Myself," Jennifer O'Neill moved to a farm in Tennessee in the late 1990s. There are 3 things that made this movie. 1. The wonderful screenplay. Those words were actually said and done because it was Herman Raucher (Hermie's) Biography. That summer of 42' happened to him. Except it was on the East coast somewhere up in Maine or Massachusetts 2. Jennifer O'Neill made the movie, her sensitive portrayal of Dorothy was amazing. You could see the bags under her eyes in the bedroom scene where she was actually crying. 3. The Haunting Music score by French composer Michel Legrand. For which they won the Oscar for best Original Score in 1972. Academy Awards, USA 1972 Won Oscar Best Music, Original Dramatic Score Michel Legrand Nominated Oscar Best Writing, Story and Screenplay Based on Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced Herman Raucher Best Cinematography Robert Surtees Best Film Editing Folmar Blangsted