Nudity Not Necessary Sophia Loren Defends Acting Choices
Sophia Loren says nudity is unnecessary to convey sex appeal. The Naples born star discusses sexuality and women's rights at her home with Carlo Ponti while promoting Man of La Mancha. She cites realism and face emotion as essential, criticizes oversexed scenes, and supports a woman's right to choose her path, whether career or family.
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Religious series wins 1972 Merit Award for CBS
CBS News receives a 1972 Merit Award from the Religious Public Relations Council for the Look Up and Live three part series on Black Church Black Exodus produced by Joe Clement. The award honors outstanding religious broadcasting with the May 1971 broadcasts cited. Executive Producer Pamela Ilott leads CBS News religious broadcasts inducted as fellows.
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Ross Hunter bets big on Lost Horizon remake for 1973
Hollywood producer Ross Hunter talks up Lost Horizon with an estimated six to seven million dollar budget. The project, a musical adaptation of James Hilton's novel, will feature composer Burt Bacharach and lyricist Hal David with a cast led by Peter Finch Liv Ullmann Sally Kellerman George Kennedy Michael York Olivia Hussey Sir John Gielgud and Charles Boyer as the high lama. A Shangri La set spanning 342 acres is under construction at Columbia as plans press toward an Easter 1973 release.
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Anna Kashfi Pleads Guilty to Disturbing the Peace
Actress Anna Kashfi ex-wife of Marlon Brando pled guilty to disturbing the peace and paid a $125 fine. The 38 year old was represented by an attorney after a March 8 disturbance on a Calexico to Los Angeles bus.
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The Hunter at Public Theater Annex A Watermelon Metaphor
Broadway review by Jack Gaver critiques Murray Mednick s experimental The Hunter at the Public theater annex. The play centers on two cemetery trespassers and a hunter bound to a tree with delirious Civil War monologues. A redhead uses a pistol to split a watermelon offering one semblance of sense amid baffling violence and cryptic storytelling.
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That Championship Season Tops Critics Circle Ballot
The New York Drama Critics Circle corrected a ballot error and announced That Championship Season by Jason Miller as the season’s best play, not Sticks and Bones by David Rabe. The correction follows a miscount from 21 voting members.
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Quick Sellout for Stones Concert in Nashville
All 9,600 tickets for the Rolling Stones June 29 concert in Nashville sold out within seven hours after going on sale at 9 a.m. Fans camped overnight, about 100 youths in line, with sales ending at 4 p.m. Nashville, known as Music City USA, hosted the event.
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Around World cartoon debuts on NBC Saturday mornings
NBC plans an animated Around the World in 80 Days for Saturday mornings. Writer Chet Stover adapted the half hour adventure comedy following Phileas Fogg and Passepartout on the world tour and Mr. Fox’s pursuit after a Bank of England theft.
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