How I Spent My Summer Vacation

1967
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Released: 07 January 1967 Released
Producted By: Universal Television
Country: United States of America
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A man who completes compiling a dossier on a mysterious billionaire begins to get the feeling that he is becoming the victim of a conspiracy.

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Linda_S I saw this when it first run on American television and I have to say there isn't a year that goes by that I don't think of this film and why it hasn't, to my knowledge been shown again on television or released on DVD.So my recollection is one of an impression, of wonderful entertainment that held me in suspense.I remember, all these years later, a line, from Jack Washington (Wagner) to a black marketeer, about purchasing a revolver: "make it accurate, something in a .32 caliber"For whatever reason I recall that.I truly enjoyed this movie and PLEASE release it on DVD. Wagner was stunning, the direction, quite good indeed, and considering it was made for TV I give it the highest of marks.
Eric Malone (ericdmalone) I have been searching for this movie for 38 years! I saw this when I was a kid in Texas and I actually wrote to the network (I think it might have been ABC, but it could have been CBS) and offered to buy the script from them.This movie is one fantastic neo-noir classic, and I just wish I could find a copy on video or DVD somehow. I too have searched around the entire United States (I travel a lot) and have actually seen the *listing* for a station that would play it, but I have never seen it since 1967, nor have I had access to any kind of media recording.When I first saw this in 1967 I fell off my chair with how good the script was, and how well-made the film itself was at the time.This movie would make money on DVD, and as a remake. Maybe Tarantino or David Fincher should hear about it.
philvalencia Hey everyone. Its me! The guy who wrote comments on this movie over 5 years ago as the "Brain-8, [email protected]" back in September 1999. Well, guess what....I STILL NEED THIS MOVIE! Yes, sad but true, no luck in getting my hands on ANYTHING (except movie stills) relating to this movie. This movie is harder to find than Osama Bin Ladin, for cryin' out loud. Yes, I feel the grim reaper tappin' on my shoulders and all I want is a stinking copy of this flick. No, I don't want to win the lottery or fall in love with a Victoria Secrets super-model...just one flippin' copy of this movie! How hard can that be, right? Pretty hard, i guess...no one has it. But please let me know if you can help (post a message).I leave you with a quote from the film (as best i can recall):* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Jack Washington: "All I wanted to do was win".Ned Pine:"You wanted me to jump over the net and shake your hand? Well, you can forget it! Look at you...you're on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Are we really having this conversation? Do you really think for one minute you have the upper hand? Well...do you?!<Ned Pine pulls a small knife hidden in his racket ball handle, and holds to Jack Washingtons throat>* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Oh, man. What a great movie. Forever lost? You tell me.PS: I NEED THIS MOVIE!! (smiles)
RONSBLUE This was a true classic and it's a pity it isn't shown on tv anymore. I used to see it all the time before VCR's were in vogue or I'd have it now. I don't know which movie studio owns the rights to this film but they are missing a huge bet not putting it out. If this film were released to the theatres now it would still be huge.