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Film producer Joseph E. Levine acquired the rights to The Carpetbaggers in September 1962 and produced the 1964 film.[3] He also acquired the rights to Robbins's next book Where Love Has Gone (1962) with the film version also released in 1964.[4] In 1963, Levine paid Robbins $1 million for pre-publication and film rights for Robbins's upcoming book The Adventurers.[4] The book was released in 1966 and was based on Robbins's experiences living in South America, including three months spent in the mountains of Colombia with a group of bandits. The film version was released in 1970. Robbins also created the ABC television series The Survivors (1969–1970), starring Ralph Bellamy and Lana Turner.[citation needed]