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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1992
Page
10
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Tim Robbins dominates the Hollywood scene as best actor winner at Cannes for The Player. He will star in Bob Roberts with Paramount Miramax distributing in the U S and Canada and will shoot The Hudsucker Proxy for Warner Bros Silver Pictures in November. The film is pitched as a sharp satire mixing How to Succeed and Meet John Doe.
East tries a doubleton overruff to push South higher, but overruffing the short trump hand backfires. South wins the diamond shift, finesses, and ruffs up a doubled game for 300 penalties to East West. The puzzle asks what South should do with a trumpless position and scarce clubs.
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Actress Kate Vernon says the Spike Lee biopic Malcolm X may provoke strong reaction. She played the white lover in Malcolm X and notes the character was defined by passion beyond color. Vernon recalls her audition included a steamy kissing scene.
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