Word: holmes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...bold was Husband No. 4 Peter Holm, 40, a onetime Swedish pop star who, after being kicked out of their former home, picketed Collins in protest. JOAN, YOU HAVE OUR $2.5 MILLION, 13,000-SQ.-FT. HOME WHICH WE BOUGHT FOR CASH DURING OUR MARRIAGE, read his long-winded placard. I AM NOW HOMELESS. HELP...
...part of the divorce settlement, Holm expected about a million dollars, along with $80,000 a month in temporary support, including $16,500 for rent, $12,000 for clothing and accessories, $6,000 for entertainment, $7,000 for household help and $4,000 for travel. "Peter just broke down what they spent in the marriage, $160,000 a month, and divided it in two," explained Holm's lawyer, Frank Steinschriber. "They lived a lifestyle you'd expect Joan Collins to have...
...written in 1940). "It was especially apropos because it has a double meaning." Seems that despite the efforts of a writer (George Hamilton), Collins remains loyal to her dead husband, whom she had last seen in the French capital. He is played by her real-life husband Peter Holm...
When he was 23 and breaking into the entertainment world, Alan Jay Lerner kept to "a schedule so tight that it would only work if I didn't sleep on Monday nights." He wrote daily radio sketches for Celeste Holm and Alfred Drake, crafted material for Victor Borge and Hildegarde and contributed audio pageants to Cavalcade of America. Then one lunchtime at Manhattan's Lambs Club, where he hung around hoping to be noticed, a fortyish theater composer impulsively came up to his table. "You write good lyrics," said Frederick Loewe, who had heard Lerner's contributions to the club...
...Tarzan (played lithely but never blithely by Christopher Lambert) requires little decoding. Born the seventh Earl of Greystoke to parents shipwrecked on the African coast, orphaned in infancy and raised by an extended family of apes, he is rescued and restored to his patrimony by a passing explorer (Ian Holm, who symbolizes humanity at its best). Unfortunately, he fits as uneasily into English society as he did into simian society, despite the loving fuss made over him by his grandfather (the late Ralph Richardson in all his glorious eccentricity). The old man's death, when he attempts to break...