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C-6 La Crosse Tribune, Tuesday, March 28, 1989 Entertainment SELL YOUR EXTRAS with easy-to-place tow-priced Tribune Classified Ads. DIAL 782-0060 Martians a force to contend wiith "He's changing mainly in the direction of his Indian heritage. At West Point he had to shed his Indian heritage. Now, he's becoming more sensitive. He's going to need the instincts and special skills of RETIREMENT DOESN'T START AT AGE 65-PLAN FOR IT NOW.

his Indian ancestors." In the TV series, the aliens have been in sus-p animation since Trilogy" on the stage and participated in the Home Box Office special "Dear America: Letters Home from Vietnam." His last Vietnam-connected role was in "To Heal a Nation." He also starred with Arnold Schwarzenegger in "Predator" and with Don Johnson in "Cease Fire." The latter was taken from the third act of "Vietnam Trilo--gy," in which Johnson played his role from the stage and Chaves played his best friend. In "The Gambler III," he played Irondog, a Lakota Sioux. "That role put me back in touch with my Indian heritage," he said. "Ironhorse was written as a Blackfoot, but I asked to play him as my own heritage. My mother was part Cherokee, Scottish and Irish.

My father was a full-blooded Castilian from Spain. My grandparents came from Spain. "It's a role that combines my Indian background and my military experience. I've been very fortunate in my career that way." amount's "Star Trek: The Next Generation." H.G. Wells' "War of the Worlds" was a Victorian classic that became a granddaddy of science fiction in 1897.

Paramount purchased the film rights in 1925 for director Cecil B. De Mille. For nearly 30 years the script passed through many hands until it reached producer George Pal. His 1953 production won an Oscar for special effects and is considered a film classic. Chaves was born in Florida, the son of a Marine Corps officer.

Chaves served in the Army in Vietnam and co-wrote a play about his experiences, "Tracers." He and eight other veterans wrote and acted in the play, which won the 1980 Los Angeles Drama Critics Award for best ensemble and the Theatre World Award for outstanding new talent. Besides Los Angeles, they presented the play in New York and London. He also starred in "Vietnam LOS ANGELES (AP) One more thing to worry about: The invading Martians are still with us and determined to take over Earth in "War of the Worlds." Reports of their destruction during Orson Welles' famous radio re-creation of the H.G. Wells classic "War of the Worlds" on Halloween eve in 1938 or in George Pal's 1953 movie were premature. Leading the fight against the alien invaders is Lt.

Col. Paul Ironhorse, played by Richard Chaves in Paramount's syndicated TV series "War of the Worlds." It can be seen locally Friday nights at 10:30 on WLAX Channel 25. "Ironhorse is the head of the Special Forces," said Chaves. "I describe him as being able to fly anything that can fly, drive anything that can move and shoot anything that can shoot. He's a hard-charging spit and polish soldier, but he's changing.

-r." i. their defeat in .4 the 1953 movie. But accidental exposure to radioactive waste Chaves Cruise is top gun among the stars Chicago Tribune Who was the biggest star of 1988? Tom Cruise at least according to the 57th annual poll of movie exhibitors across America, which was taken by Quigley Publications. Following Cruise were: Eddie Murphy (No. 2) Tom Hanks (3); Arnold Schwarzenegger (4); Paul Hogan (5); Danny De Vito (6); Bette Midler (7); Robin Williams (8) Tom Selleck (9); and Dustin Hoffman (10).

Placing after the Top 10 were: Cher (11); Michael Douglas (12); Sylvester Stallone (13); Michael J. Fox (14); John Candy (15); Bruce Willis (16); Sigourney Weaver (20). Emmylou's backup is symphony group Country singer Emmylou Harris will have an unlikely backup band this June: the Nashville Symphony Orchestra. Harris and the orchestra will perform during Nashville's Sum-' mer Lights Finale arts festival, which runs June 1-4 in downtown Nashville. The singer actually began teaming with symphony orchestras a couple of years ago.

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tired idea. Nor can director George P. Cosmatos, the man who, gave us such dubious pop classics as "Rambo II" and "Cobra." About the only positive thing that can be said about "Leviathan" is that its production values are superior to those found in "Deep Star Six," another underwater fiasco from this year. Leviathan is playing at Valley Square Theatres. The cast has the right credentials for this kind of waterlogged thriller.

Most notable is Richard Crenna, who plays the station's doctor, a once proud researcher whose career is in decline. Like the rest of the crew, Crenna is subject to the whims of the greedy corporation that employs him, but finds him expendable. Not surprisingly, the actors can't put a fresh face on such a I A I By ROBERT DENERSTEIN Scripps Howard News Service "Leviathan" is the latest in an apparently endless string of "Alien" ripoffs. This slack, unoriginal thriller takes a familiar formula and submerges it under 16,000 feet of sea water. That's about all the depth you'll find in the movie's collection of industrial-strength settings, futuristic dive suits, oozing slime, sharp-toothed monsters and hard-boiled characters.

Peter Weller stars as a geologist who presides over an underwater mining crew composed of two women, a Hispanic, a black man, a slob who makes crude jokes, a union steward and a physician. It's clear from the start that most of these folks will die. This time, the mechanism of death involves a genetic mutation that turns people into slithering sea monsters. The "disease" is spread through some Soviet vodka that had been spiked with a gene-altering drug during an experiment designed to create a creature that could live underwater. The lethal bottle of vodka is found on a sunken Soviet ship the miners discover by chance.

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