Word: kramer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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BAKER LIBRARY, Ship of Fools, directed by Stanley Kramer, starring Vivien Leigh, Oscar Werner, Lee Marvin, Simone Signoret...
...experienced any kind of bodily pain. I have had no colds, no headaches, no sickness, no insomnia, and if I ever take an aspirin tablet, it will be the first one; nothing to see a doctor about. I am the mother knows best." --From a profile of Maurice Kramer...
...successful on the pro tour for a while, but finally quit when he realized that he was not going to beat Jack Kramer consistently. He tried tennis promotion, beginning with Kramer and Pancho Gonzales and later with Gussie Moran. When Gussie's tour went limp, he secretly slit her famous frilled panties with a razor blade and told her about it when she was on the court. "When you stand in front of the press seats, bend over and that'll start some action." Riggs was furious when Gussie refused...
Directed by STANLEY KRAMER Screenplay by MARC NORMAN
Neither suspenseful nor novel enough in its action sequences to make it as an adventure film, Crude is also not funny enough to make it as a comedy. Director Kramer and Writer Norman attempt to jerk it to life with sadism (Dunaway beaten almost to death by Palance's mob), vulgarity (Scott urinating on Palance's boots during one of their confrontations) and an excess of bawdy language. But the prissy and self-consciously liberal Kramer seems, in this attempt at lustiness, rather like a college chaplain deliberately swearing in order to seem like one of the boys...