Romancing the Stone sequel eyed for spring start
Michael Douglas gears up a spring 1987 start for a sequel to Romancing the Stone and Jewel of the Nile. Kathleen Turner may star again though talks are not yet settled. Douglas favors an urban setting like Paris or Rome for the third adventure. Glenn Close is cast as Douglas’s love interest in Diversion to shoot in New York in September. Warner Bros waits for Kubrick to confirm Jack et release timing. Ken Kragen and Hands Across America mobilize 35 experts to allocate previously raised funds and raise public awareness of hunger and homelessness.
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Hands Across America sparks youth volunteers and funds growth
The piece notes rising volunteer numbers and greater fundraising success in communities, with teens and younger participants shaping local efforts. It highlights ongoing distribution of Hands Across America funds and a return to core client work, citing Garson Kanin discussing Cannon’s remake deal for Born Yesterday with Menahem Golan and the decisive 15 minute closing of terms.
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Movie listings with multiple theaters and showtimes
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Teen warns of threats in breakup request
A 16 year old girl reports her boyfriend threatened self harm over their breakup and fired a gun during a call. Abigail Van Buren counsels clear distance, urges involving parents, and seeking professional help if self harm is considered. The column also notes a reader request for a Dear Abby booklet and offers guidance.
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