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"The Impossible Years" (1968) 98 minutes (widescreen) -- Starring David Niven, Lola Albright, Chad Everett, Ozzie Nelson, and Christina Ferrare. Featuring Darlene Carr, John Harding, Michael M...  
 

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Got2meetBono (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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this is STILL one of my favorite movies (I am pushing 50 years old) ... so when you remember a movie for all those years...thats saying something - right? GREAT MOVIE .. why don't they show this on network/broadcast TV I wonder?
Alstheman37 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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David Nivens face at 5:14 is so freaking priceless. Great scene, great movie
mattjackleroy (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Christina Ferrare is gorgeous in this film. Written by Groucho Marx's son; filmed in part at Occidental College. Nice flick. I recall when it came out.
showstartsatdusk (4 months ago) Show Hide
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A wonderful feel good song with beautiful harmonizing by the COWSILLS. The movie is a real feel good comedy too.
Khultan (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I was wondering why this movie kept appearing with The Cowsills posts-wow! Another Cowsill song I'm hearing for the first time! Thank you!
katieshealinggarden (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I saw this when I was a teenager, I always like it.
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The best thing about this movie, besides being a time capsule of the period, is the terrific title song sung by The Cowsills. It was released on the B side of one of their singles. I think it was good enough for the A side-should have been a hit.
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"John, Linda has been arrested" David Nivens face was so priceless in that scene
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I actually saw this in the movies: It was the Christmas Attraction at the Radio City Music Hall. $1.25 and you saw this film and a stage show.
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mac: Same here. In those days, you got the Christmas show and the movie ! I remember waiting on line outside RCMH in the cold for hours to get in. But it was definitely worth it.

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