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10 A DESERET NEWS, Mondoy, August 23, 1971 FILMLAND CLOSEUP Lee Or Colleen For Cuckoos Nest i ,1 il 1 3 some time to come: his The Seven Minutes (anti- censorship) is now playing under the 20th Century-Fox banner and The Man (about the first black U.S. president) is soon to come out as an ABC-TV feature. .9, 'T Xvi Hr 1 Pv 4' 2 IV 'A Hires fast guns agamst ont determined man1 GREGORY PECK a HALWALUS miciK SHOOTOUT itv ji, 7.11 1 bev Mlillil Be Giants r-'Y 3,4 Vfi Rv Marc Vahanian upon 3" fi Ki rr A yV ATr-nf 5 '4'. .5 vi 5TJi ff Kramer, Darel Glaser, Miles Chaplin, Barry Robins and arrival ot Salt Lake International Airport to publicize Actors Bill Mumy, Bob Vn jik Ji- iSrZ eT PWeNhf' 5- By Marilyn Bees HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -I've some happy news for Lee Grant and Coken Dewhurst: One of you two ladies is likely to grab the lead in One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest. At least a dozen actresses of note have told me theyd do almost anything to grab that plum Big Nurse role in the film adaptation of that gripping story of life inside a mental institution.

Now. Kirk Douglas, who owns the properry, passes on the word that he feels the only two actresses who could do justice to that dramatic part are either Lee or Colleen. Kirk hasnt even decided at this point if he should cast himself in the film. He starred in Cuckoo on Broadway, but said he might stay away from the cameras and use the movie version to make his big-screen directorial debut. While Kirk is still pondering casting or.

that Cuckoo," he might be interested to know that Kim Darby would love a shot at one of the other fea tured roles in the film. Talented joung Kim has turned down four scripts the last two months, "because the properties were just no good. And Kim aching to work! There are so few fine movies being made today. She thinks Cuckoo would be the finest Steve and Nelle McQueen have hit some bumpy marital waters. Most successful of the book-to-movie authors, Irving Wallace will have another new one on the stand next March.

It is The Word (Wallace seldom writes one with a title of more than two words) to be published by Simon Schuster. Hes closed-mouth about the plot but offers this bitty scoop: Its one mans search for faith dramatized by an 'unusual happening that takes in Europe. Its suspense with everything happening in four weeks and moving from Wisconsin (Kenosha is Irvings birthplace) to New York, London and other distant centers. Wallaces name will be up in movie house marquees foi GMRLTON GP HGSTON "THG fe RULED THE EARTH" Tv jchnVJayne Big JaHe NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES 1:00 iSwflsi the swap meet EVERY SUNDAY! A KIRK GP DOUGLAS JOHNNY CASH A GUNYIGHT 1 3 Peter RABBIT PTRfORMtD BY IWNCFRS OF ENDS THE ROYXL BSLLETIr Shows Doily 1:00,3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 their movie, "Bless the Beasts and the Children," from which they are shown above in same order for which they are lined up in upper photo. The film opens soon.

Kramer, 'Misfits' Reunited 3 'JAMES TAYLOR WARREN OATES LAURIE BIRD DENNIS WILSON i4C0'HIT! diary of a I mad housewife 'S THE MAN WHO PLANS 'TO JUMP THF Hamilton' SNAKE I tma RIVLR! JBuei Krmum COLOR shows at 12. 2, 4. S. S. 10 msmm tea ol I QHSBQglY ii 4, 'W Bo!) Kramer and Marc Vahanian, who play the two fueding brothers in the picture, were friendly at the airport.

They did a short act based on a scene from the film, w'here they are arch enemies in an attempt to gain parental attention. Miles Chapin, ho is a pudgy boy. was being kidded by director-producer Kramer about his loss of weight." Actually, his pockets bulged with some items he was carrying and they made it appear he had lost weight. Chapin, who portravs the wisecracking son of a comedian in the film, ha acted only in school plays. Darel Glaser, a blond, started his career as a professional model.

He has acted in several stage shows in Chicago. jVGOON ENDS TUES. SHOOT OUT GEORGE SCOTT JOANNE WOODWARD "THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS FECK v- 4ivy. 4 4 fi THE OMEGA MAN IN COLOR THE COMPUTER too GF tows 2nd BIG SHOCKER! it fwa 1 00 3 15.5 25. 7 40.

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c.ftiroAwAV TECHNICOLOR JehnWayni. Hmg "Big Jake" 9:45. "Guntiflnt" :0 I VVMIAPIC )- HOW. TmtM a4 Tt A uT7TiTirr I Showi 1:15, 3:00,4:45,6:30, 10:00 THE HELLSTROM CHRONICLE COMING: "BLESS THE BEASTS i CHILDREN" jj By HOWARD PEARSON Deseret News Theater Editor Movie director-producer Stanley Kramer and his misfits were reunited in Salt Lake City today. The misfits are the six boys of Kramer's latest movie, Bless the Beasts and the Children.

They were guests in Salt Lake of Pi Kappa Alpha members at the University of Utah. The boys are anything but the misfits they play in the film, which opens this week at the Century 21 Theater. They are well-behaved young men in real life. The only reason they have the title of misfits in the picture is that they are nonconformists. They come from wealthy families in the movie and they want to halt the wanton slaughter of buffalo by licensed killers.

Shortly after their arrival, they were correcting some impressions that have gotten around about them. Barry Robins, the handsome black-haired teen who plays Cotton in the movie, wanted it known that he does not attend Yale or Harvard, just dramatic school. I've been awarded the sweaters when I've been at seminars at Yale and Harvard and I guess that is how that story got around. he said. Barry has been in several stage roles and in TV shos, but Beasts" is his first film.

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