Man of Steel Villain Pillar Joins Superman IV Casting
Mark Pillow, 6 foot 4, 205 pounds, ruggedly handsome debuting as Nuclear Man in Superman IV, says casting against type favors physically imposing villains. Born in England, raised across Europe and Africa, he moved to Houston and pursued acting after early jobs while studying. He trained to perform aerial stunts and flying sequences for the 200 foot crane battles with Christopher Reeve.
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Cleveland to Open Superman Museum Honoring Local Creators
Cleveland will host a new Superman museum honoring native creators Siegel and Shuster. Neverending Battle Inc plans a future complex with technology to put visitors in Superman’s world, using loans from top collectors. A 1988 Superman anniversary sculpture and a premiere of Superman IV are also slated in Cleveland with notable attendees.
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Ohio Theater
Cotten Seeks Return to Acting After Stroke at 82
Hollywood star Joseph Cotten 82 and wife Patricia Medina dine in Beverly Hills. Cotten, recovering from a stroke, speaks of vanity in his memoir Vanity Will Get You Somewhere while hoping to return to films in a small role. He recalls Hollywood’s glamour era with friends like David Niven and Ingrid Bergman.
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Hudson estate sold to a private trust in Beverly Hills
The Beverly Hills estate of actor Rock Hudson sold for 2.89 million to a private Beverly Crest Trust whose anonymity was kept. The Japanese firm U S Kurosawa bid but did not submit a counter offer. The home will remain a private residence and features a jetliner view, pool, theater, six car garage, and two servant rooms. The executor’s litigation delays disbursement of remaining assets.
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Penn denies drunkenness charges in red light arrest
Sean Penn, 26, denies he was legally drunk when he ran a red light in late May. Attorney Howard Weitzman entered an innocent plea for Penn, who did not attend the Municipal Court hearing. A trial date will be set as Penn also faces probation violation charges, after a roadside test reportedly showed a blood alcohol level of .11.
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Pfeiffer to Star in PBS Tales From the Hollywood Hills
Hollywood based report states Michelle Pfeiffer will join the PBS Great Performances three part miniseries Tales From the Hollywood Hills. The project adapts stories by Fitzgerald O'Hara Jackson Schulberg with cast including Hector Elizondo Brian Kerwin and Christopher Lloyd. Scheduled for October broadcast.
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