Shirley Jones Plans Move to New York Amid Personal Strains
Oscar winner Shirley Jones says she will relocate to New York with husband Jack Cassidy. She cites misery and a desire to be together as his New York musical success with She Loves Me elevates their family life. Cassidy, praised as a singer, plays a comical villain in King of the Mountain while Jones stars opposite Marlon Brando.
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Moment Of Triumph in Hollywood Ends Type Casting Era
A veteran actor finally breaks free from long standing type casting to claim a moment of triumph in Hollywood. The piece highlights the significance of this shift for the actor and the industry.
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Irina Demich Travels Widely for The Longest Day Role
Hollywood star Irina Demich has logged about 98 000 miles across North and South America and Europe promoting The Longest Day. She travels by bicycle to save on taxis, meets royalty and presidents, and loves the travel more than Dior. She was discovered by Darryl Zanuck after being tested on a bicycle for the role and prefers a simple life with her bike over stardom.
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Hollywood Author Clashes With Critics In New York
Hollywood author Eileen Bassing and New York Times critic Elizabeth Janeway trade barbs over Bassing’s novel Where's Annie The feud mirrors famous literary spats and centers on themes of insensitivity and betrayal as Bassing contemplates film deal talks with Hepburn Tracy Remick and Harvey set in New York City
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Boo Boos Costly For Producers
Hollywood reports MGM spent about 20 million dollars and nearly two years preparing the film How The West Was Won. A Muske gon reader complains that Gregory Peck uses the same gun in two scenes, prompting concern over historical accuracy and possible last minute retakes as boner hunters flood in with letters.
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