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Like Schickel, TIME'S Hollywood Correspondent Roland Flamini entered a movie theater for the first time in his life as a six-year-old in England to see Snow White. One of his biggest surprises in reporting the Disney story was the style of the Disney executives...
...difficulty of the role is what might have lured most actors. But Trintignant agreed to make the film first because the director is Jacques Deray, who made Borsalino. "An interesting director will make an interesting film," Trintignant explained to TIME Correspondent Roland Flamini (in French). "An actor is at best his inspired assistant. Second, there's the story. And only after that do I consider the part." His wife Nadine, a French director who has made two Trintignant pictures, says: "Once he has made a commitment to a director, he never questions him-and , that includes me. At home...
...cheering, weeping ovation for Chaplin -was Gene Hackman's Best Actor award for his performance as a narcotics cop in The French Connection, proving what all actors yearn to believe: a nice, hard-working guy can still get ahead in the movies on his merits. TIME Correspondent Roland Flamini interviewed Hackman in Los Angeles and sent this report...
MUCH to the consternation of their pressagents, many younger performers have made reticence about their personal lives a cardinal credo. One devout follower of the Garbo tenet is Flip Wilson, the subject of this week's cover story. When he first approached the comedian, Roland Flamini, our West Coast show business correspondent, "wondered if I'd even be able to snatch some conversation in the men's room." But Wilson slowly opened up to Flamini, particularly after the two were mobbed by a bunch of elderly women fans outside NBC's studios in Burbank. "Sharing...
...last month Giscard d'Estaing was able to announce that "the readjustment has ended." The measures have worked quickly because France is a prosperous country with considerable powers of recovery. Giscard d'Estaing told TIME'S Roland Flamini last week: "France goes through events, through wars, through student riots, and these events can be very dangerous and disruptive. But as soon as the clouds fade away, we go back to normalcy...