Bloodline review dulls in Alpine mystery thriller
Audrey Hepburn stars as Elizabeth Rolfe in Bloodline a glossy film adaptation of a best selling novel. The plot centers on a pharmaceutical heirloom company crisis with melodramatic sequences and a stray subplot about a pornographic filmmaker. Shown at Regency Mall Augusta with ticket tiers from 1.50 to 3.75.
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Audrey Hepburn
Elizabeth Rolfe
Miss Hepburn
Doe
Pharmaceutical Corporation
Daddy
Elizabeth
Rolfe Company
Rhys Williams
Ben Gazzara
Regency Mall
Augusta
The Whole Truth The Ehrlichman novel about a White House frame up
John Ehrlichman offers an insider view in The Whole Truth a political thriller set in a Franklin era White House. Senator Hugh Frankling plots to cover up an assassination in Uruguay and selects a fall guy Robin Warren who fights to testify before the Senate committee while reporters close in. The novel echoes Watergate era figures. The book is a Book of the Month pick available at Aiken Public Library.
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White House
John Ehrlichman
Hugh Frankling
Ohio
Jimmy Carter
Frankling
Uruguay
Robin Warren
Warren
Senate Select Committee
Ehrlichman
Aiken Public Library
John Wayne Tribute. A P photo heavy biography
Norm Goldstein highlights a 159 page tribute to John Wayne. The book favors film stills and action shots from Wayne’s career and includes a filmography with studio director cast and synopses. It offers little on Wayne’s off screen life but appeals to film buffs and Duke fans.
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Norm Goldstein
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Wayne
Movie Moguls Revisit Duo Formula In Main Event
Barbara Streisand and Ryan O Neal star in Main Event a box office bid that falls short of a hit. Streisand plays Hillary Kramer a perfume firm executive who loses her fortune and bets on Eddie Scanlon played by O Neal to reclaim her money. The film at Regency Mall Cinema carries a PG rating with language slips and one bedroom scene and tickets cost 3 75 dollars.
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Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Barbara Streisand
Ryan O’neal
Streisand
O’neal
Doc
Hillary Kramer
South America
Eddie
Kid Natural
Kramer
Regency Mall
In-Laws comedy turns espionage into chaos at Columbia Augusta
Reviewer Lynne Voit notes Peter Falk and Alan Arkin star in The In-Laws at Columbia 1 in Augusta and Mark I Cinema in Aiken. Falk plays a CIA agent whose wedding plans entangle him with Arkin's dentist, leading to mid Manhattan chaos and a string of shootouts.
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Alan Arkin
New York
Sheldon Kornpett
Columbia 1
Columbia Square
Augusta
Shakespeare
Michael Lembeck
Vince Ricardo
Penny Peyser
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