Pamela Tiffin Sought as Monroe in Play
Pamela Tiffin, the Illinois born actress, is courted to portray Marilyn Monroe in Norman Rosten's stage play while expanding a film segment into a full picture. The article follows her Paris Champagne Supper presence, comparisons to Harlow and Monroe, and notes about her marriage to Clay Felker and her mother’s caution.
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Tom Conway Dies at 63 Falcon Star Found Ill in Venice
Belated news reports the death of Tom Conway at 63, famed star of the Falcon series. He died in a Culver City hospital from cirrhosis after years of financial struggle and a drift into a rundown Venice hotel. Conway had spoken of a comeback despite past health and family rifts, and his career included TV work on Perry Mason and films like One Touch of Venus. His brother George Sanders and former wife Queenie Leonard Conway survived.
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Play Raps Churchill Is Barred
London reports a stinging controversy over Hochhuth's play The Soldiers alleging Churchill's moral responsibility for wartime bombing. Laurence Olivier defended the work and criticized the National Theatre board for rejecting the production. The National has a first option to stage it. if refused, Royal Shakespeare Company may present it.
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Woolf Liz Mike Nichols Win Foreign Film Awards
The Foreign Press Association awarded "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" three of four prizes. Mike Nichols earned best American director for adapting the play to film. Elizabeth Taylor was named American actress for her role in The Sand Pebbles.
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