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From: absary@watmath.UUCP (Al Sary)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Re: Query about strange movie
Message-ID: <16845@watmath.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 15-Oct-85 12:01:06 EDT
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Posted: Tue Oct 15 12:01:06 1985
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Summary: A lot of skin

In article <502@aero.ARPA> kremen@aero.UUCP (Gary Kremen (5731)) writes:
>A friend and I are going crazy trying to remember the name and details
>about a movie we saw sometime last year. The movie was about a man and
>women (unmarried college students?) that were on vacation on a island of
>the coast of Greece. This couple (who lived in a stone house) met this
>other girl and they all had some strange type of love triangle. The had
>a fight, it turned out to have a happy ending.
>
>If you can remember the name or the movie and details on what happened,
>please post or send information to me. Thanks in advance.
>-- 
>~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Name: Gary Kremen
>Address: kremen@aerospace.ARPA
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The movie was called "Summere Lovers".  I can't remember the girls name
(the original girlfriend), but she was the blond who starred in "Splash"
with Tom Hanks (sp?) and John Candy.

The movie was quiete strange and not a big deal, I thought, although
Greece was nice, lot of sun, and a lot of skin in the movie (or not
really a lot).  I would compare it to one of those teenage
fantasy movies, but this is actually possible.

Your summary above is precisely what happened; the movie was good for
a laugh.