Hollywood Star Gossip Mixed On Nudity In Film
Becks Show Business Beat reports David Janssen defending nudity as part of acting while Deborah Raffin objects to explicit shots. Raquel Welch heads to Columbia for Mother Jugs and Speed with Bill Cosby. Ryan ONeill coaches Tatum for The Bad News Bears while Diane Keaton joins Harry and Walter Go to New York. Blane worries about filming inside Mansfield prison with inmates and staff oversight.
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Part II Walking Tall preview with Pusser tale and cast
Suzanne Barnes reviews Part II Walking Tall starring Bo Svenson with Noah Beery Jr and Luke Askew. The article covers Buford Pusser's recovery, re election as sheriff, and the film’s toned down violence while noting cast replacements and production shifts after Pusser’s death.
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Return to Macon County film review by Tom Fruehling
AIP release at At the Times theater and Twin East drive in, this sequel to Macon County Line stirs little value. Nick Nolte and Don Johnson star amid a disjointed plot with a psycho groupie and hot rodders pursued by a zany police duo.
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Monty Python and the Holy Grail film review
A detailed time capsule review of Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The piece praises its technical quality and offbeat humor, notes standout performances by Graham Chapman John Cleese Terry Gillian Eric Idle Terry Jones and Michael Palin, and contrasts the movie with the TV show Flying Circus. It highlights Arthurian quest elements Trojan rabbit holy hand grenade and God appearances while acknowledging some audience divisions. The critic calls it among the finest modern comedies ranking with Young Frankenstein and suggests most viewers will find it hilarious despite a few flat spots.
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Rollerball Review Notes Its Futuristic Violence and Style
A 1975 film critique notes Rollerball depicts a corporate dominated future with vivid violent game sequences. Jonathan E. leads as a star whose defiance clashes with CEO power, while the glacial corporate plot proves less compelling than the brutal game imagery.
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