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...most complex and contradictory: on the one hand, he is a repulsive figure--brutal, racist, eats candy bars the way most people smoke cigarettes--and employs illegal methods; but on the other, he cares deeply about people, unlike his self-righteous and priggish antagonist, the Mexican detective Vargas (Charlton Heston) and is always right in his intuitions of guilt. The other characters in the film are marvelous: Janet Leigh as Heston's hopelessly passive young wife, Zsa Zsa Gabor as the owner of a strip joint, Joseph Cotten as a detective, but best of all, Marlene Dietrich as madam, Welles...
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Forty-one-year-old Tom Charlton, a 1956 gold medal oarsmen, feels the Head is the high point of his rowing year. "To me this is the most enjoyable of them all, and I think we'll do well again this year as long as our pacemakers hold up." ORDER OF EVENTS Estimated Start 10 a.m. Veteran Singles 10:30 Women's Fours with Coxswain 10:50 Double Sculls 11:10 Lightweight Eight (Boston Herald American Trophy) 11:25 Elite Fours with Cox (Schaefer Trophy) 11:40 Novice Singles 12:10p.m. Intermediate Fours with Cox 12:30 Women's singles...
...example, never stop for a moment to observe - as Lester does - that the French king (Jean Pierre Cassel) for whom they endlessly risk life and limb is a vain and idle popinjay. Their opponents, the servants of Cardinal Richelieu, never seem to notice that their man (deftly played by Charlton Heston) does not seem to be scheming for any useful purpose: his nature simply demands that he spend a certain number of hours each day weaving complicated plots...
...enfant terrible, created Citizen Kane. Even as a tired king of the jungle, though, Welles, now 59, easily dominated the festivities at Los Angeles' Century Plaza Hotel where the American Film Institute gave him its Life Achievement Award. Before an audience of 1,200, including Frank Sinatra, Charlton Heston and Joseph Cotten, Welles was the picture of graciousness. "What I feel this evening is the opposite of emptiness," he said, as he accepted the award "in the name of mavericks everywhere." Then he dandled on his knee another enfant terrible and early Oscar winner Tatum O'Neal saying...