Word: hollywoodized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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DAVID R. GINSBURG North Hollywood, Calif...
SLOAN NIBLEY North Hollywood, Calif...
...Bronx-born and irredeemably ugly; his voice has all the soothing qualities of a tugboat whistle. His brocade jackets and frilled shirts merely reinforce the impression of 19th century decadence. As a performer, Stander has only one style: the anthropoidal comic-heavy. Nor have two decades on Hollywood's unwritten blacklist enhanced his marketability. But Stander, who left the U.S. in 1964, has achieved extraordinary film success in Europe. He won raves as the mordant mobster in Roman Polanski's Cul-de-Sac (1966). In Italy these days, no spaghetti western is complete without his brutal snarl...
...bizarre emigre life, Lionel sounds nostalgic about the U.S. "It's nervous, violent, tough and exacting. The young artists there are managing to survive and make their statements." Would he return? "No, thanks," he says. "You can't work and make out in New York or Hollywood. This is the place for me-Viva Roma...
...Angeles last month, surgeons at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital who had studied Charnley's methods demonstrated their technique in a space-age adaptation of an operating room. The entire area around the operating table was covered with a plastic "greenhouse," into which ultra-filtered air flowed from above, fast enough to change the air completely ten times a minute. Within it, three surgeons, Doctors John Toma, Charles Bechtol and Charles Hutter, were dressed in space suits with helmets, like those worn by astronauts on the moon. The scrub nurse, who handles sterile instruments, was similarly attired. Their patient was Margaret...