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...even more endearing character is Gus, the Theater Cat. Stephen Hanan makes him a dipsy old charmer who deplores the lack of discipline in modern actors...
Turner's whirlwind pace leaves most aides looking a little shellshocked. He is a kaleidoscope of ever shifting moods, interests, personalities: now the apoplectic boss, now the courtly charmer, now the scholar and Renaissance man, now the buccaneer business baron. If Turner were a character from Shakespeare, and he has that kind of incandescence, he would be in equal parts the nobly ambitious Prince Hal, the impulsively belligerent Hotspur and the comically self-indulgent Falstaff. Says Schonfeld: "If Ted Turner were a color, it would be red-the red of the surface of the sun." Adds another Turner aide...
More precious than precocious at age seven, the little charmer is already a veteran of several commercials and films (Altered States), and this summer she is a star of the new smash movie E.T. But for Actress Drew Barrymore this line of work is a bloodline. So it was easy helping the U.S. Postal Service last week to introduce a commemorative stamp of her grandfather John Barrymore (1882-1942), great-aunt Ethel (1879-1959) and great-uncle Lionel (1878-1954). Even competing with the Great Profile, the left side Granddad preferred to have depicted, Drew effortlessly upstaged, or rather understaged...
...species of heroism: unafraid to seem shrill or pouty, she allows Louise's strength to emerge through her decisions to follow Jack and fight him, to walk out of his life and fight to get back in, to be his and still be herself. Beatty, the master charmer, uses a torrent of words and his sweet-faced stare to persuade us that have Jack and his brand of robust idealism have meaning for a world-and a movie world-mired in cynicism and reaction. Beatty's soaring spirit infected the Reds crew, from Cinematographer Vittorio Storaro to Production...
...American family has weathered the Bunkers and the Louds. It has endured the departures of sweet Kristy McNichol and, after this season, Little House's Melissa Gilbert, and kept another charmer, Marilyn Jones of ABC'S upcoming series King's Crossing, on hold. Can it survive the child as cult object? Now that President Reagan is calling for a return to traditional values, television families should discipline their own children. A few home remedies...