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Movie Review: Bad News Bears in Breaking Training – Tame Bears Newsweek, August 8, 1977

Original Publication: Newsweek, August 8, 1977 Last year’s “The Bad News Bears,” about a hapless Little League baseball team in California, directed by Michael Ritchie, was a new kind of…

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Movie Review: La Grande Bourgeoise – Soft-Focus Passions Newsweek, August 8, 1977

Original Publication – Newsweek, August 8, 1977 The style of LA GRANDE BOURGEOISE is too elegantly overwrought for the story it tells. Beautifully crafted, the movie often plays like a…

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Movie Review: Gadgetry & Glamour – The Spy Who Loved Me Newsweek, August 8, 1977

Original Publication – Newsweek, August 8, 1977 Secret Agent 007 is in bed somewhere in the Austrian Alps with a live female toy swathed in white mink when the taped…

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Elvis’ Funeral in Graceland – Newsweek August 1977

It was the legend of Elvis that mattered to the fans who came to Memphis to say
goodbye.

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Star-Studded Polyester – Phillip Milliken Newsweek, June 27, 1977

Original Publication: Newsweek – June 27, 1977 What an hour for Broadway babies to say good morning! A little past 8 a.m. recently, actress Alexis Smith was vamping across center…

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Watching the ‘Apocalypse’ On the Set of Apocalypse Now

For over a year, one of Hollywood’s most successful directors, Francis Ford Coppola, had been shooting “Apocalypse Now,” a film about the “untouchable” subject of the Vietnam war. Life on the set – four different locations in the Philippines – also escalated quickly to apocalyptic dimensions.

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