Quayle aims for Sleuth screen role after stage triumphs
New York interview with Anthony Quayle, after Sleuth's Tony win, discussing chances to star in Palomar Pictures adaptation. He notes casting shifts since Rex Harrison and Richard Burton, hopes to continue as lead on screen, and reflects on family, work, and ongoing projects including The Strange Report.
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Independent producers push back studio costs in new film effort
Hollywood pioneer spirit returns as Herbert Margolis and Robert Lewis shoot Lapin 360 on a cinemobile using 25 crew members. They argue studios overstaff, overcharge, and hinder creativity, while mini theaters and freelance crews promise faster, cheaper filmmaking with higher creative payoff.
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