Robert Culp Says He Needs a Chance to Direct Big Films
Robert Culp speaks of years of struggle balancing acting with writing and directing dreams. He cites network interference on American Hero and praises actors turned directors like Redford Alda and Eastwood for paving a path to filmmaker respect. He seeks one more chance to direct feature films despite financial pressures and industry skepticism.
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Heaven’s Gate
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Powers of the Night breathes Grass Roots forward with new lineup
After Rob Grill regrouped the Grass Roots with three new members, the MCA album Powers of the Night presents a contemporary formula rock sound. The lineup features Grill with Ralph Gilmore Terry Oubre and Charles Judge, aiming for a mature, harmonized rock approach while preserving Grill’s recognizable vocals. The note credits Evan Pace and Leon Tsilis as producers and traces the group’s historic hits and evolving lineup from the 1960s through the present.
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Paul Anka Says He Writes for the Masses on South African Tour
Canadian singer Paul Anka, performing at a Sun City gambling resort in Bophuthatswana, says his vast success comes from writing for the masses. He recalls early struggles, notes 400 songs, famous hits, and work with stars like Sinatra Streisand Jones Ronstadt.
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Tom Jones
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Psycho II A 22 Year Gap Sequel From Hitchcock Classic
Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho spawns a sequel after 22 years. Anthony Perkins and Vera Miles reprise roles as Norman Bates and his sister in Psycho II. Perkins is released from a hospital to return to Bates Motel amid resistance from Miss Miles.
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