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Almost Summer (1978)
In the last weeks of a Southern California high school year, Bobby DeVito recruits shy newcomer Darryl to run against his popular ex-girlfriend Christine for student body president, turning a simple election into a nasty campaign of revenge and dirty tricks.
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In the last weeks of a Southern California high school year, Bobby DeVito recruits shy newcomer Darryl to run against his popular ex-girlfriend Christine for student body president, turning a simple election into a nasty campaign of revenge and dirty tricks.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sandra Berg, Judith Berg, Martin Davidson, Marc Reid Rubel
In Theaters:9/22/1978
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Universal Pictures, Motown Productions
Cast
Martin Davidson
Director
Bruno Kirby
Bobby DeVito
Lee Purcell
Christine Alexander
John Friedrich
Darryl Fitzgerald
Didi Conn
Dobba DeVito
Thomas Carter
Dean Hampton
Tim Matheson
Kevin Hawkins
Petronia Paley
Nicole Henderson
David Wilson
Duane Jackson
Sherry Hursey
Lori Ottinger
William Bogert
Mr. Albrecht (as Bill Bogert)
Gene LeBell
Football Coach
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