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Corpus Christi Caller-Times from Corpus Christi, Texas • Page 49

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iiMfcS, 15C A documentary'is seldom objective HOT VWnnTM IT; HOLLYWOOD Viewers who accept TV documentaries as gospel should know such shows seldom end up as actual studies in objectivity. That fact is pointed out by someone who should know: William Kronick, producer-writer-director of Warner April 20 CBS special "Mysteries of the Great Pyramid." Whether it's the popular "60 Minutes" or the sort of one-subject show Kronick specializes in, the word documentary' that's attached to them, he says, "leads people to believe reality is represented. But that's seldom true, because seldom are both sides of the issue given equal representation. And often one side isn't shown at all." Kronick defends his "Mysteries of the Great Pyramid" documentary as being different from the rest, for though it went through the typical editing process, it was impossible for a point of view to be taken about a monument about whose history no real truths are known. Roman Polanski and Gregg Allman were looking mighty glum as they shared confidences and drinks at the bar of the Sunset Strip Hamburger Hamlet.

Of course, with Polanski facing trial on charges of raping a 13-year-old girl, and AUman brooding about the break-up of his marriage to Cher Bono, neither have much occasion for smiles. The story's going 'round that Allman didn't know things were over between him and Cher until he came home from a recording session one night and found a security guard at the front gate, who informed him his clothes had been moved to a nearby Denise Alexander says she has every intention of continuing with her role as Dr. Leslie Faulkner in daytime's "General Hospital," where she gets to "scream, cry, get beaten and raped -and all that neat-o stuff." But that she expects to be a little more understanding about problems of producing the series now that she's had a dose of heavy experience with behind-the-camera work. For the past six months Denise has somehow managed to keep up her "Hospital" duties while working as production coordinator on Katharine Hepburn's "Oily Oily Oxen Free" movie, which is currently in post-production. TOWER THEATER At po.m.

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