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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
13
Mia Farrow, known for Peyton Place, makes her film debut in Guns at Ratasi, a Hollywood release announced by UPI. The actress transitions from television to cinema in this action drama.
Hollywood reports shorten the film title The Ballad of Cat Ballou to Cat Ballou while Jane Fonda will continue in the title role. The change reflects studio marketing moves for the western comedy despite ongoing awards season buzz.
A listing shows showings at Fremont drive-ins including Skyway Stardust and Mam Nevada Drive-In with times 1 15 to 12 40 a.m. and Friday through Sunday operations. The ad notes additional features and drive-in options across multiple venues with specific late night start times.
Jackie Cooper, now vice president of Screen Gems, announced the company will produce a television series based on the Gidget movies. The move extends the franchise into small screen programming.
Hollywood report notes Cliff Robertson completed six starring roles in 18 months. His latest release is Up From The Beach, adding to a prolific period for the actor.
Hollywood correspondent notes Alain Delon, 29, is poised to become a major U S film star. Delon, already co starring with Ann Margret and others, speaks flawless English and dreams of touring the Southern states as he awaits new projects before returning to France.
In Paris Peter O'Toole is hailed as the hottest young romantic lead in show business. The interview notes his rise from The Lawrence Era to Royal film roles, and his playful antics with co stars and paparazzi.
An interview extracts a chaotic mix of anecdotes about film stars and production, mentioning Peter Perkins, Dino De Laurentiis, and Walter, with asides about photographers, disguises, and a dog on the Becket set. It touches on family life, dogs, and an actor’s claim of sanctity in cinema.
Hollywood star Van Heflin, an Academy Award winner, says he dislikes television editors who slice up classic films and mock actors from 20 years ago. He objects to scenes interrupted by ads or misused footage and regrets not predicting future fashion and style.
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