Movie Love #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue is an anthology containing at least two stories adapted from films. The main story features Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in "That's My Boy," which includes a subplot involving a submarine command storyline with William Holden and Nancy Olson. A second story depicts a film production romance involving Junior Jackson, who falls for a woman named Terry while on a college campus; after initial reluctance due to his pride, Junior eventually admits his feelings, though the story ends with him confessing to a friend that he remains stuck on Terry despite telling himself otherwise.
Commander Samuel White, recently returned from wartime service, struggles with guilt over a fateful decision made during the final days of World War II aboard the submarine Tiger Shark, where he was forced to abandon a fellow officer—Rear Admiral Joshua Rice’s son—during a dive. Now in peacetime, as a maintenance officer at Mare Island, he grapples with his past while trying to reconcile with his wife, Carol Jameson, and navigate the lingering shadows of duty, regret, and the Navy’s unrelenting pull.
Susan Hayward recalls the chaotic and unforgettable filming of *David and Bathsheba*, sharing behind-the-scenes mishaps on set with co-star Gregory Peck, from ant-infested scenes to surprise plane flybys and a camel with a baby that halted production—each moment turning into a memorable adventure. The story captures the playful tension and unexpected humor that made the shoot one of the most thrilling experiences of her career.
Junior Jackson, a shy college freshman with no football experience, is thrust into the spotlight when his father arranges for star athlete Bill Baker to be his roommate. As Junior navigates awkward practice sessions and a growing crush on classmate Terry Howard, he begins to discover confidence—and maybe even a future—beneath his insecurities.
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