"A bunch of fruits, nuts and flakes."
Pranksters cause trouble at a summer camp for rich kids.
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Michael Lembeck
Kavell
Dennis Quaid
Mad Grossman
Philip Casnoff
Bergman
Fran Drescher
Evie
David Huddleston
Walrus
Rosanna Arquette
Judy
Dale Robinette
Irvington
John Reilly
Don Sharpe
Vincent Bufano
De Neckin
Jim Greenleaf
Fat Solowitz
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