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What on Earth 9:30 89 A Different World S3 Body Moves GB James Robison Urban Peasant 10:00 Guiding Light 03 831 24 85 Lamb Chop's Play-Along 03 Rescue 91 ig (5) CO 03) GB The Young and the Restless CD 83 l'4 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES From Lille-hammer, Norway, OD iiD 'C Loving TheJud(e S3 Country Basketweav- ing 'Schindler's' Fiennes becomes self-made monster THE LIST! Today LINCOLN CENTER JAZZ ORCHESTRA, 8 p.m., Hill Auditorium, U-M, Ann Arbor. 763-TKTS. MARDI GRAS PARTY, Cajun buffet, 6 p.m., 7 1 11111 111 1 wtw- fi n- mini i nun Wednesday ELEANOR McEVOY, 8 p.m., Magic Bag Theatre, 22918 Woodward, Ferndale. Tickets available at Sam's Jams Record Store, 279 W. 9 Mile, Ferndale.

544-3030. LINCOLN CENTER JAZZ ORCHESTRA, 8 p.m., Orchestra Hall, 3711 Woodward. 833-3700. "RUNNING WILD," staged readings, 8 p.m.,' Aaron DeRoy Theatre, 6600 W. Maple, W.

Bloomfield. 788-2900. "THE REAL LIVE BRADY BRUNCH," with Davy Jones, 7 10 p.m., Michigan Theatre, 603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. 668-8397.

"I DO! I 8 p.m., Birmingham Theatre, 211 S. Woodward. 644-3533. "YOU NEVER CAN TELL," 2 8 p.m., Meadow Brook Theatre, Oakland University, Rochester Hills. 377-3300.

By Janet Josaitis music by Eddie Bo, Lou Ann Barton, Angela Strehli, 7 p.m., Sully's, 4758 Greenfield, Dearborn. Ticketmaster or 846-1920. RON JACKSON, bebop jazz, noon, Detroit Public Library, Angela Strehli Ralph Fiennes, left, won a best supporting actor nomination for his role as brutal Nazi labor camp commandant Amon Goeth, the antithesis of Oskar Schindler, played by Liam Neeson, in "Schindler's List." downtown branch, 121 Gratiot. 224-0580. "CRAZY FOR YOU," 8 p.m., Fisher Theatre, 3011 W.

Grand Blvd. Ticketmaster or 872-1000. capacity to create and love and construct is destroyed and negated." People who meet Fiennes these days invariably remark on how hard it is to reconcile him with the character of Goeth. He is polite, articulate, almost shy. Gaunt and angular, with longish hair swept back over his ears, he has the look of an artist.

In fact, he originally wanted to be a painter. In 1981 he went to art school in London but found he was drawn instead to the theater. He was accepted at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Three years after graduation, he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company for two seasons, winning praise in roles such as Edmund in "King Lear" and Berowne in "Love's Labor's Lost." There followed two film appearances. He was praised for his portrayal of T.E.

Lawrence in a two-hour television movie, "A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia." But the critics were unimpressed with his malevolent and destructive Heathcliff in Peter Kosminsky's ill-fated remake of "Wuthering Heights" for Paramount. It was that role, however, that convinced Steven Spielberg that Fiennes had enough depth to play Goeth. In a film soon to be released, "The Quiz Show," directed by Robert Red-ford, Fiennes plays Charles Van Doren, the Columbia University instructor who agreed to participate as a contestant on "Twenty-One," the rigged television game show that became a major scandal of the 1950s. Fiennes said it was a relief to step into an entirely different character, although he admitted that after living with Goeth for so long, he found himself sympathizing with him. "It's not a rational thing, but it's an instinctive thing," he explained.

"If you are playing a role, you are immersing yourself in thinking about that character how he moves, how he thinks. In the end he becomes an extension of your own self. You like him." By John darnton New York Times LONDON "Evil may well be nearer the surface than we like to admit," said Ralph Fiennes. The 31-year-old actor pushed aside his teacup and picked up an imaginary rifle. He peered through the scope with one eye closed and squeezed the trigger.

For just an instant, he stopped being a diffident, sensitive man with chiseled good looks and the slightly distracted, angst-ridden air of an existential poet. He looked more like Amon Goeth, the Nazi labor camp commandant who sits on his balcony and picks off victims with capricious abandonin Steven Spielberg's film on the Holocaust, "Schindler's List." That performance has mesmerized audiences and catapulted Ralph Fiennes (pronounced Rafe Fines) from a British actor known primarily for Shakespearean roles to international stardom. Last week it brought him an Academy Award nomination for best supporting actor. He has already won awards for the role from the New York Film Critics Circle and the National Society of Film Critics. Fiennes said he prepared himself for that harrowing scene by dredging up the memory of a primitive sensation.

"It was like an extension of that boyish thrill with an air rifle when you aim at cans on a wall," he said. "That satisfaction when you hit a target it gives you a kick. It's as basic as smashing a fly with your hand as a kid and standing in front of a windowpane for ages seeing how many flies you can kill." Now add to that sensation, he suggested, a desperate and psychotic personality with an unnatural void at the core, years of Nazi propaganda and conditioning, and the conviction that your Jewish victims are not humans but some sort of destructive virus, and you have the basic ingredients of Goeth, a man feeding his inner demons while vs linNCiiriRN "I'm not a psychologist, but I'm convinced the brutality he became addicted to was related to his obesity. He also became an alcoholic and an insomniac. My own pet theory is that he was so steeped in this brutality that unconsciously, as a kind of remedy or palliative, he had to stuff himself with food and drink to numb his sensibilities." All this, he said, helped him to develop an uncanny sense of Goeth, who came from a middle-class Roman Catholic family in Vienna.

"I feel that inside this man there must have been some deep void, a lack of moral sensibility. He found in Hitler's ideals, the Nazi ideals and the SS in particular a wonderful release for himself, a channel for his anger and frustration. "I felt a kind of sympathy for him," he said. "In a way, if you are involved in dehumanizing other people, you yourself become dehumanized. Everything that is unique about a human being's believing he is "iperforming the state a service by popping the odd one off before breakfast." Fiennes' Goeth is the antithesis of Oskar Schindler, the high-living German businessman and would-be war profiteer who, in the end, saves more than 1,000 Jews from certain death.

In preparing for the role, Fiennes steeped himself in Nazi literature and history and watched films including SS recruiting movies showing combat training and "finely muscled Aryan young men doing gymnastics." He says he came to understand the appeal and how it touches "a sense of being part of a clan and the security that gives you." He used diet supplements to put on 26 pounds, which gave him a paunch and fleshy jowls. He had discovered from reading descriptions how gross-ness overcame Goeth's almost angelic-looking "So many of them wondered how a man who looked at first glance attractive and good could he so brutal he said. PRESENTED BY Mike Duffy is also known in the Free Press THIS FRIDAY THIS SATURDAY 8:00 PM 8:00 FN ALL SEATS KIDS HAT NIGHT $10.00 COURTESY OF (FIRST 1 ,000 KIDS 35 l2lHDER0riLV) THIS SUNDAY 2:00 PM FAMILY DAY KIDS 1 2 AND UNDER. SENIORS OVER 62 $2.00 OFT SELECT SEATS A. Captain America B.

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Who else has he hit? Mike Wendland I-learn digs deeper. SOUND (Tiebreaker) and Key Punch Services and then-immediate families are not eligible. Nominees PICTURE: "The Fugitive," "In the Name of the Father," "The Piano," "The Remains of the Day," "Schindler's List." ACTOR: Daniel Day-Lewis, "In the Name of the Laurence Fishbume, "What's Love Got to Do With Tom Hanks, Anthony Hopkins, "The Remains of the Liam Neeson, "Schindler's List." ACTRESS: Angela Bassett, "What's Love Got to Do With Stockard Charming, "Six Degrees of Holly Hunter, "The Emma Thompson, "The Remains of the Debra Winger, "Shadowlands." SUPPORTING ACTOR: Leonardo DiCaprio, "What's Eating Gilbert Ralph Fiennes, "Schindler's Tommy Lee Jones, "The John Malkovich, "In the Line of Pete Postlethwaite, "In the Name of the Father." SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Holly Hunter, "The Anna Paquin, "The Rosie Perez, Winona Ryder, "The Age of Emma Thompson, "In the Name of the Father." DIRECTOR: Jim Sheridan, "In the Name of the Jane Campion, "The James Ivorv, "The Remains of the Steven Spielberg, "Schindler's Robert Altman, "Short Cuts." SOUND: "Cliffhanger," "The Fugitive," "Ge-ronimo: An American Legend," "Jurassic Park," "Schindler's List." Moviegoers always have opinions. Does Tom Hanks stand a chance to win the best-actor Oscar against Liam Neeson? Will Jane Campion be the first woman to win as best director? If your hunches are correct, you could win the first-place prize of $1,000 in the 15th annual Free Press Oscar Derby. Or, you could win $200 as second-place finisher or $50 as one of the next three finishers.

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