Postman author recalls altered film path and exile background
Chilean writer Antonio Skarmeta discusses his book Burning Patience and its film adaptations The Postman and a version by Michael Radford He notes changes from Chile to Italy and that he was not consulted on the film While praising the second version he emphasizes his pride in translations and his move into screenwriting alongside other Chilean writers The article also notes Gilbert and Sullivan performances and a free summer concert by Syracuse Opera with rain contingency at a local venue
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Stern aims to lead in Bushwhacked opens this Friday
Daniel Stern, after five years as a comic sidekick in Home Alone City Slickers roles, returns as the star of Bushwhacked a fish-out-of-water adventure about a goofy outdoorsman pursued by thugs and leading campers. Stern says he pursued the project for fun not to launch a starring career, and he rejected directing to star and executive produce.
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Daniel Stern Charts a Mixed Acting Path From Sidekick to Star
Daniel Stern describes a shift toward a mixed bag of dramatic and comedic roles after a career spanning Breaking Away Diner Hannah and Her Sisters The Mila gro Beanfield War The Wonder Years Home Alone and its sequel He credits a family audience breakout with Home Alone for redefining his niche and his goals He grew up in Maryland and New York theater work led to film breaks and a later directing turn on Rookie of the Year.
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Robert Redford
Broadway Theatres and Festivals face jammed schedule chaos
A garbled list of venues and shows outlines a dense slate of theatre events across Syracuse area sites. Notable items include Forever Placed and Driving Miss Daisy at Cortland Repertory, Quays and Dolls by Memo-Go-Round at Emerson Park, and Summers Fest 95 programs at BeVard Studio, with varied ticket prices and box office contacts. The text also mentions Empire Theatre, Broadway Bistro, and the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra offering performances, all with confusingly concatenated details and multiple contact numbers.
Somerville returns with solo album Dare to Love
Viramy Somerville, formerly of Bronski Beat and The Communarts, releases his London Records solo LP Dare to Love. He reflects on fame, AIDS’s impact on friends, and songs about life love sex and death. Hear a track on NewsLine via 472-2111 and Tune 8863 for Mark Bialczak’s Music Notes.
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NBC Tops Weekly Prime Time With Friends Lead
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