Hollywood Globe Awards name Zhivago Sound of Music top films
The Hollywood Foreign Press awarded Dr Zhivago best picture of 1965 and Sound of Music best musical. Julie Andrews won best actress in a musical. Omar Sharif and Samantha Eggar earned acting honors. David Lean won best director for Zhivago. Oskar Werner and Ruth Gordon received supporting acting prizes. John Wayne received the Cecil B. DeMille. Newman and Wood named world favorites. The Man from U N C L E led TV awards.
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Connery Brother Signs Film Contract in Italy
Neil Connery, 28, younger brother of Sean Connery, signed a movie contract with Italian producer Dario Samatello to star as the younger brother of a James Bond type secret agent in Operation Kid Brother.
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Thoroughly Modern Millie poised for top roles
Film producer Ross Hunter gears up for Thor oughly Modern Millie with Carol Channing or Julie Andrews as leading lady options. Ursula Andress fights press attention over her Belmondo romance while Raymond Guest moves funds to the state department for diplomatic training.
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Theater Time For Tuesday At Paramount And Iowa
Listings show film times at Paramount and Iowa with showings for That Darn Cat Return from the Ashes Billie Glory Guys and The Sound of Music plus shorts and matinee details. Marion runs Cincinnati Kid and The Great Sioux Massacre with evening screenings.
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Veteran character actress Elizabeth Patterson dies at 90
Hollywood mourns Elizabeth Patterson mother to many stars who died Monday at Good Samaritan hospital. The veteran actress had a 35 year career after Broadway and appeared in Sing You Sinners Tobacco Road Pal Joey My Sister Eileen Little Women and Love Me Tonight.
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Patricia Neal Recovery Progress and Screenplay Plans
Hollywood reports Roald Dahl says Patricia Neal has improved after her stroke with speech near normal and a slight limp. Dahl set a strenuous recovery schedule and may have Neal memorize lines for an upcoming Europe-shot screenplay Oh Death, Where Is Thy Sting-a-Ling.
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