Word: charri
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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NONFICTION 1. The Sensuous Woman, "J" (1) 2. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex, Reuben (2) 3. Inside the Third Reich, Speer (3) 4. Future Shock, Toffler (4) 5. Body Language, Fast (6) 6. A White House Diary, Johnson 7. Papillon, Charriére (5) 8. Zelda, Milford (7) 9. The Greening of America, Reich 10. Don't Fall Off the Mountain, MacLaine
...Papillon, Charri...
...Papillon, Charri...
Meanwhile, thinly disguised as an ex-con named Henri Charrière, who manages to resemble both the late Robert Benchley and not-so-early George Raft, Papillon the man has turned up in Paris to promote Papillon the book. He is photographed with Brigitte Bardot. For Paris Match, he revisits French Guiana and poses in the crumbling cells of the now abandoned penal colony. "Would you like to come back to France for good?" a reporter asks him. "France is my blood," says Papillon, with that terse flair that never seems to desert him. "Venezuela is my heaven...
...book's best promoter will be Charrière himself. He is already at work on a sequel to be called Papillon Comes Back-1945 to 1969. So much for Part II. What happens to him as a TV personality in the U.S. will properly belong to Part III, if he ever chooses to write it. Since he is evidently a man of charm, energy and perhaps genius, almost anything could happen. Maybe he will end up marrying Zsa Zsa Gabor or run for Governor of New York. On the track record, both the lady and the state might...