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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1987
Page
6
Former Rams defensive end Fred Dryer shifts from TV police drama Hunter to action film Death Before Dishonor. The 40 year old ex athlete approaches acting with directness and focus, aiming to bring real intensity to his movie role rather than rely on stardom or easy camera moments.
Dryer explains his path from actor hopeful to producer of a show written for him. He pursued acting training during the off season and rejected minor roles to pursue a lead part. The eventual hit Hunter may extend to a fourth season, though he seeks more than a single success.
Actor Dryer discusses his shift from sport toward acting, his method and discipline, and his portrayal of a loyal professional soldier in Death Before Dis honor. He contrasts his athletic start with theatre, notes the film’s militaristic hero, and comments on the ambassador line about negotiating with terrorists.
Primetime features a Hong Kong filmed 1983 TV movie China Rose with George C Scott and Ali MacGraw about a missing son. 10:00 P.M. Huntes repeats a mystery with Lauren Tewes and Spenser: For Hire leads to Maine. 11:30 P.M. Saturday Night Live hosts Charlton Heston with spoof potential.
Charlton Heston says his SNL appearance will mix humor with history not heroism. He offered staff perspective on Caesar and Sid as he prepares to host the show, calling it a rare chance to loosen up after decades portraying formidable leaders.
Larry Wilcox and Erik Estrada stay active with occasional film work and TV guest spots. Charlton Heston recalls observing Sid Caesar Live writers including Neil Simon Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner noting their live style and improvisational doubletalk shaping classic television comedy.
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