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...would suspect the marriage rare in which both partners rise to worldwide prominence. Yet this week's cover story on Actor Elliott Gould marks the 42nd occasion that both a husband and wife, either current or ex, have appeared on the cover of TIME. Gould's estranged wife, Barbra Streisand, was featured in the April 10, 1964 issue...
...have to be a fan clubber to love Elliott Gould, but it helps when, as in Move, his talent is swaddled in mediocrity. Laboring under Stuart Rosenberg's incomprehensible direction, Gould strives to leaven a sodden lump of a movie. His role is that contemporary stereotype, the creative Manhattanite who thinks himself into a granny knot. However fascinating Gould's mumblings and stumblings may be, they are scarcely enough to sustain 90 minutes of pointless celluloid...
Hiram Jaffe (Gould) walks dogs in Central Park by day and writes skin books by night. All the while, his wife Dolly (Paula Prentiss) pelts him with Freudianisms that she has picked up as a psychiatrist's secretary...
...really should care is Gould. His recent string of movies (MASH, Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, Getting Straight) are all doing booming business, but M-A-S-H is still his only first-rate film. He would do well to study the sagging box-office strength of Marlon Brando and Peter Sellers after too many years of carrying bad movies on good shoulders...
...Then came M*A*S*H, the most talked-about movie of 1970. Getting Straight and Move were disappointing, but that did not slow him down. I Love My Wife is already in the can, and three weeks ago he finished filming Little Murders. To cap it all, Elliott Gould, 31, will star in the first English-speaking film (The Touch) by the great Swedish director Ingmar Bergman. It took only one film-Getting Straight -for Bergman to decide on the American actor. "I fell for him immediately. He's fantastic." Gould has yet to meet his new director...