Hollywood Film Deals and Casts Draw N.Y. Preproduction Buzz
A wave of film news hits New York as Jan Kadar begins pre production on The Angel Levine starring Harry Belafonte Edward G Robinson and Ida Kaminska for United Artists. Billy Gunn adapts from Bernard Malamud with shooting set for January. The piece also notes Jo anns international cast at 20th Century Fox and updates on Lucille Ball Gary Morton project and Bob Newhart signings for 1969 films Catch 22 and On a Clear Day You Can See Forever.
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Friday Theater Schedule at Paramount Plaza Marion and Collins
The listing shows showtimes for Paramount with Skidoo shorts and Hellfighters at IOWA and Dr Dolittle at World. Plaza presents The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit with multiple showings. Marion offers For the Love of Ivy and shorts. Collins Drive-In screens The Boston Strangler and Tony Rome with late night times.
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Soviet Movie Critic Attacks Czech Filmmakers by Name
In Moscow AP report Vladimir Bolshakov condemns Milos Forman Jiri Menzel and Jan Nemec for anti Soviet content in Prague Oratorio and Firemans Ball. He accuses Czech press of praise and claims films mock Warsaw Pact troops to foment anti Soviet sentiment.
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Hollywood queen in Two Times Two casts Billie Whitelaw
Film director Bud Yorkin based the queen in Two Times Two on Marie Antoinette by researching her measurements 36 23 35. He chose Billie Whitelaw for the role because she matches those measurements among other reasons.
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Forty Carats brings frothy Broadway gaiety to Morosco
Broadway review notes Julie Harris shines in a slick comedy directed by Abe Burrows. The plot centers on a 40-year-old Manhattan rental agent entangled with a younger lover and family complications. The cast includes Murray Hamilton Marco St John Polly Rowles and Glenda Farrell with favorable notices for the ensemble and design.
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Armstrong Disk Tops Britain for 1968 Pop Chart
London AP reports Louis Armstrong's Wonderful World proclaimed No 1 pop disk in Britain for 1968. The Beatles named top chart stars for the year while Mary Hopkin leads as top girl in the disk chart and top individual girl star. Herb Alpert lands eighth with This Guy's in Love.
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