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...lower-middle- class Jewish household much like his own. It won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award as best play, and was justly likened to Ah, Wilderness! and Our Town as a nostalgic celebration of lost family virtues. The show also made a star of Matthew Broderick; he won a Tony as the narrator, the precocious Eugene Morris Jerome, whose wry journal entries the script purported...
...those who loved the character, Broderick's endearingly klutzy impersonation, Gene Saks' straightforward staging and the humanity of the author's reminiscence, Simon last week brought them back in the second Broadway installment of a planned autobiographical trilogy. Biloxi Blues sends Eugene to Mississippi for basic training in 1943. He faces authority and danger, anti-Semitism and assimilation. He methodically loses his virginity with a prostitute (Randall Edwards), less for pleasure than as a rite of passage, then rediscovers his innocence in the chaste embrace of a Catholic schoolgirl. He confronts the chasm between his diary jottings and literature...
...SlavinP 2 Tim Kotkiewicz DB 3 Bill Moore K 4 Anthony Greblick K 5 George Pew P 6 Tim O'Shea SE 6 Tom Boasberg DB 7 Mike Curtin QB 8 Vernon Broderick DB 9 Ray Vogel DB 10 Mike Luzzi QB 11 Mike Cyr QB 12 Bob Dooley DB 14 Marc Quinlivan SE 15 Jeff Mitchell S 16 John Quinn QB 17 Jim Pucci FB 18 Israel Rosales QB 19 Tom Thivierge WB 20 Brad Toussaint DB 21 Joe Pont DB 22 Vincent Marotta WB 23 Henry Eaton P/MB 24 Clay Riddle DB 25 Ben Quinones DB 26 James...
...fascinated by knights and pageantry," says Actor Matthew Broderick, 21, now in Italy filming Ladyhawke, a medieval love story. Turning myth into filmed reality, however, has been anything but child's play. "The first day of shooting I was asked to ride a horse up a steep hill to a castle; at the same time I was told to hold on to a live hawk with a glinting brown eye," says Broderick, who was last seen on-screen playing WarGames with a renegade Defense Department computer. This time he is a young thief who dashes...
...couple of fairly serious girlfriends in the past two or three years, and Broderick talks of starting a family of his own. But for the moment life goes on much as it did before Torch Song. He still lives at home, and after the performances of Brighton Beach, he, his mother and a high school friend will often sit up late and watch old TV programs, particularly The Honeymooners. "Jackie Gleason is god," says Broderick with some awe. A steady income has enabled him to pursue an interest in astronomy. On a clear night he will sometimes take...