Word: chatted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Actor Zero Mostel loomed up and kissed him from the depths of an enormous beard, Actress Claire Bloom, one of his leading ladies (Limelight, 1952), appeared at the table. Roulette Goddard-another protegee (Modern Times, 1936) and his third ex-wife-was somehow brought unscathed through the crowd to chat with him for a couple of minutes. A nearby window was a refracted pattern of outsiders with faces and noses pressed against the glass, waving to attract his attention. But for all the loud confusion, when tired, old Charlie Chaplin made his way out at last, shielded by policemen...
...guests Mr. Cavett Show would like to welcome Michael York, currently starring in "Cabaret" with Liza Minelli. Mild applause. York walks on: stiff, uncomfortable, poker-faced in his dangerously British way. Excerpts from "Cabaret" are shown, scenes more with Liza than Michael. As I watch York chat with Dick Cavett, who is obviously as unimpressed with his visitor as the American audience. I can see York getting more and more nervous, as he begins to push the film, thereby obscuring his own engaging personality. The actor in him as defeated by the man, who is uneasy about his own presence...
...White House, Barbara thanked Nixon for being such a good booking agent. "Whom would you like me to get next?" he laughed. "How about you, Mr. President?" she asked. And so, on his wife's birthday, Nixon sat down on a settee with Barbara for a cozy chat, in front of 6,000,000 viewers...
...support of prominent Arizona Democrats; New York Mayor John Lindsay, glamorous and well bankrolled, ran a media miniblitz-he was the only candidate to advertise on TV-and carried 24% of the delegate slate. McGovern hewed to his South Dakota style of street campaigning: introduction, handshake, brief chat-a one-on-one soft sell meant to convey concern if not charisma...
...only three weeks, says Germaine, because he wanted her "to be a wife." How does Paul feel about giving his all to the pages of a women's magazine? "I'm a guy who likes birds," he says. "Normally, I'd spend a lot of time, chat and money taking a girl out in the hope of getting somewhere with her. This way-being a pinup-I've got to the clothesoff stage with thousands of birds straightaway...