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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1982
Page
2
Francis Coppola argues new cinema tech will transform film making in One from the Heart. He says critics protect turf and cites Time’s critique while touting video cassettes, on set editors, and connected recorders that let him view, adjust, and pace scenes rapidly. The director envisions lasting impact beyond a single season.
Francis Ford Coppola blasts major studios for chasing quarterly reports and losing craft. He praises labor as forward looking, notes Zoetrope’s success, and laments lacking conglomerate backing like Paramount or Columbia. Five films are planned this year including Hammett and The Escape Artist.
Sheena Easton says sincerity is often a front in show business and she keeps a tight circle of close friends. A divorcee with focus on her spring tour, Easton plans to stay guarded, work, and avoid romance while the guard remains up to survive the industry.
Lucille White of Bingham Township was sentenced by Leelanau County Circuit Judge Charles Forster to 14 to 15 years for perjury. The judge said the sentence serves as a lesson, noting perjury as a serious offense while predicting she will be released in about 60 days. Her attorney called her a tough gal who wants to serve her time and move on.
A fuzz guitar drives Burn Up the Night with a hard beat and gritty vocals about an all night man. Peterson adds rock n roll sax as Checker roars through a 3:37 history of rock fads warning parents to not fear.
A 1982 booklet listing celebrities homes in Southern California prompts reflection on privacy. The piece notes addresses, map keys, and photos of stars like John Lennon, Meryl Streep, and James Stewart, comparing Mary Pickford era discretion to modern celebrity stalking.
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