Characters & Themes
Wet and Wild Summer (1992) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1992 · 95 mins · English
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- Directed by
- Maurice Murphy
- Starring
- Elliott Gould, Julian McMahon, Vanessa Steele, Christopher Atkins, Richard Carter, Rebecca Cross
A property developer schemes to seize an Australian beach for a towering resort and dispatches his son to investigate, masquerading as an exchange lifeguard. While there, the son falls for the woman who holds the crucial parcel of land his father wants, and he begins to side with the local community, his loyalties shifting away from his father's plans.
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