Word: daryle
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...never leave Northern California, except to go to Hawaii, which is the network's idea of Queensland. You don't see many gum trees either, and Qantas didn't lend the filmmakers its koala, but they did borrow a kangaroo, and now and again the director, Daryl Duke, shoos it across the set for local color. It died of a heart attack during the shooting, they tell me. No wonder. I suppose with white cockatoos going for $2,000 apiece, after Baretta, they couldn't have any flocks of those; there were enough flaming galahs behind...
From there, McNerney entered the semifinal round against the only collegian who has defeated him this year, Daryl Burley from Lehigh. In a rematch of the Eastern final, McNerney dropped a 10-5 decision to Burley, a wrestler who completed his college career with only two losses and who went on to win this year's national crown...
Phills's victory overshadowed the stellar performance of 142-lb. Andy McNerney, who also earned a breath at the Nationals for the second straight year by placing second in his weight class losing only to top ranked Daryl Burley of Lehigh, who Harvard Coach Johnny Lee consider to be the "best wrestler in the East." On his way to the finals, McNerney defeated his challengers by the lopsided scores...
...with a little sanitized incest, he offers them a genial disquisition on the joys of the menage a trois. Visually, however, the formula is as before-plenty of skin displayed before Arcadian scenery. The boy (Peter Gallagher) has a male-model pout for all emotions, and his American girlfriend (Daryl Hannah) obviously flunked elocution in high school, but their mutual friend from France (Valerie Quennessen) carries a nicely knowing quality about her. The writing and direction are appropriate to the setting: simple and primitive...
Michael (Peter Gallagher) and Cathy (Daryl Hannah) decide to spend one last summer young and free and in love before entering the real world, in which, presumably, they will loss their tans and become cynical. They travel to Santorini, an island off Greece, where thousands of beautiful people between the ages of 22 and 25 gather each summer to lie on the white cliffs, roll in the black sand, swim in the blue sea, and hump like little Greek bunny rabbits. Though the two Americans are initially restrained by faint Puritan twinges, they become intoxicated by the hedonistic atmosphere...