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...film is not entirely devoid of memorable performances. Making a cameo appearance in the role of a tee-shirt is the Crimson itself, later joined by the video screen at Shea Stadium which perform, all sorts of video acrobatics. Considered in the context of the other performances in the film, both the tee-shirt and the big screen are possible Oscar contenders...
...Dalton (Jerry) also turn in fine performances as the deux et trois of the menage, though they are unable to shake an inability to project the midlife angst of English Big Chillers nearing the big four-oh. Eric Rosencrantz contributes a refreshing dose of Italo-campiness in his waiter cameo...
...plan at all-or anyway none that the President dares disclose to the voters. In a fiery speech in St. Louis, Mondale denounced Reagan's "happytalk campaign . . . He's not telling you where he's going to go. He's running around with cameo performances, photo opportunities." (The candidates, though, were near an agreement last week to hold two debates, one on domestic issues Oct. 7 and the other on foreign affairs Oct. 21, with a panel of journalists posing questions. Arrangements were being made for a single debate between the vice-presidential candidates...
...cameo, a gem of political theatrics last week in the Rose Garden burnished by sunshine and the lovely memory of every American's uncle, the late Democratic Senator Henry ("Scoop") Jackson. It was too tiny a melody for the tin ears of the networks. And yet, those few moments foreshadowed the very bugle call of Ronald Reagan's campaign to reclaim the Oval Office...
Geraldine Page excels as the mother of a crooked cop who accidently dies, while Charlie and Paulie are robbing the safe. In her cameo-role, Page reveals the strength behind her character's alcoholic, chain-smoking passivity. And as Charlie's aerobic-dancing girl-friend Diane. Daryl Hannah proves her ability as a serious actress. She poignantly leaves Charlie, because she realizes he will always be "just one inch away from being honest." Diane refuses to compromise her values, despite her love for Charlie, and we feel her pain as she discovers that Charlie loves Paulie more than...