Vietnam hero star ponders title for film Deadly Honeymoon
Dack Rambo, star of Deadly Honeymoon, struggles to title his Vietnam war drama. He reflects on the film’s message while seated on a curved staircase in America’s oldest apartment building, circa 1820, a location for the production.
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Commentary on TV schedules and film career notes
A mixed round of remarks on handwriting and spades, money, and a TV daytime lineup followed by a film discussion. Dack reflects on playing roles and how villains win using their own methods, referencing Deadly Honeymoon and The Cowboys in the context of production changes.
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Dack Rackliffe Dack Gained Fame Via Two Part Pike
Dack Gacins in Gunsmoke two part Pike drew fan mail, expanded from one hour. He recalls chemistry with Jeanette Nolan and director's decision to extend. He discusses past roles, TV work, and a steady relationship with Austine Cooper as they tour New Orleans. Virginia Mayo heads to Broadway after Cactus Flower.
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Serendipity Connects Audrey Totter To Life and Career
Hollywood actress Audrey Totter credits serendipity for life changes from meeting her husband to landing major roles. She recalls being drawn to a Saks shopping moment that led to a screen test by Robert Montgomery, which propelled her from minor parts to stardom in Lady in the Lake and beyond. Totter describes her path from Illinois acting roots to renewed TV work and a long career shaped by chance encounters.
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Audrey Totter
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Serendipity Sparks a TV Role for Audrey on Medical Center
A woman recalls a blind date with Dr Leo Fred that led to marriage. While dress alterations delay, a familiar producer reunites with her during a hamburger break, proposing she join the television series Medical Center as a nursing supervisor named Wilcox.
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Godfather sequel planned with Pacino next year
Paramount announced The Godfather Part II to be filmed early next year with Al Pacino, Coppola directing, and a March 27 1973 premiere. Gulf and Western executive Bladhorn and Evans hailed anticipated rentals and box office records, citing Gone with the Wind and The Sound of Music as benchmarks.
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Paramount Pictures
al Pacino
Francis Ford Coppola
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Charles Bladhorn
Robert Evans
Godfather Film Plans and Profits Revealed
Evans recalls a 10 000 dollar option on the book before writing began. A proposed The Godfather Part II would extend the Corleone saga from 1956 to 1972 with the same look and integrity as the first film. Coppola and Evans foresee pairing the two films for Paramount through the 1970s.
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