The Long Days of Summer

The Long Days of Summer explores themes of prejudice and moral courage during the late 1930s. The story follows a family as the father risks his career to defend a Jewish immigrant in a conservative New England town. This film showcases the challenges faced by individuals standing up against societal norms.

Featuring a cast that includes Dean Jones, Joan Hackett, and Ronnie Scribner, this film adds depth to the narrative established in its predecessor. Its connection to the Daniel Cooper Collection makes it a notable piece for collectors interested in this era of television history and Dan Curtis's work.