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...distance until a U.S. jet fighter cut precariously close to chase his plane off. When the Department of Defense finally provided a short videotape of Cuban weapons caches found in warehouses on Grenada, Cuban prisoners and a few seconds of combat, CBS aired it with a prominent label on-screen reading, "Cleared by Defense Department Censors." At week's end NBC filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the Government, demanding the unedited footage that was shot by military photographers...
...since the mid-1970s, but Nick Nolte, 42, and Katharine Hepburn, 73, did not get a chance until The Ultimate Solution of Grace Quigley, a black comedy now filming in New York City. Behind the cameras, Nolte discovered that the real Hepburn was every bit as feisty as her on-screen persona. The actor, who is also not unlike his swaggering on-screen self, turned up half an hour late for filming one day. Snapped Hepburn: "I hear you've been drunk in every gutter in town." Nolte was not shriveled. "She is a legend," he says. "But once...
...possible. To play the notes, the user simply points at a picture of a piano. To return to the top of a piece, he points at a picture of a home. Key signatures can be selected and music automatically transposed with the press of a button. A pair of on-screen scissors will cut out up to nine measures of music, and a little pastepot symbol will paste them down again...
...campaign than political pros now think. The film introduces the brave young astronaut to an entire generation that has come of age (and voting age) since the early 1960s and vividly reminds anyone older of what undeniably was a glorious push into the New Frontier. If the on-screen Glenn seems somewhat priggish next to the other fighter jocks, he also seems tailor-made for the presidency. Has anyone ever suffered in a primary for not carousing, or for being too diligent...
...child's play. "The first day of shooting I was asked to ride a horse up a steep hill to a castle; at the same time I was told to hold on to a live hawk with a glinting brown eye," says Broderick, who was last seen on-screen playing WarGames with a renegade Defense Department computer. This time he is a young thief who dashes to the aid of a beautiful princess and her cavalier, under a spell that turns her into a hawk by day and the cavalier into a wolf by night. Actors have had scenes...