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Most of Robinson's stage characters have little in common with his real-life persons, says the actor, pointing, for example, to his most recent role as Helen Highwater, the brash hooker of this year's Pudding show, "Of Mines and Men." He explains how he developed the Highwater character...
As a sport, crew epitomizes detachment for the athlete, and for the coach. There are no pop talks, no time outs, no staring down the opposition or huddling with teammates amidst the action.
DIRECTOR WRITER John Sayles seems to like his movies heavy on soundtrack, light on plot. In his recent Lianna, a young mother of two decides for no apparent reason to take up homosexuality while a Joni Mitchellesque voice sings about love and other relevant topics in the background. Lianna does...
Now Mondale is the man in charge. The self-doubt he felt in the distant past, he insists, is over. "The most difficult and mysterious thing about this," he says, staring intently at his guest, "is to persuade yourself you can be President." With special emphasis, he closed, "I'...
BLEARY-EYED from staring at microfilm, I got home and turned on the TV to watch "the second day of racial unrest in Miami." The crowds of Blacks protesting the killing of Johnson had been largely dispersed. Men wearing gas masks ran around with rifles, lobbing gas grenades. Helicopters circled...