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...picture combines, condenses and reshapes the main story elements of Sanctuary (1931) and its sequel, Requiem for a Nun (1951). Abandoned by her drunken date (Bradford Dillman) at a backwoods distillery, the 17-year-old daughter (Lee Remick) of the governor is raped by the resident bootlegger (Yves Montand) and dragged off to a sporting house in New Orleans, where he keeps her for his private pleasure-which also turns out to be hers. After some weeks he is reported killed and the girl goes sadly home to Papa, who soothes what he assumes to be her injured innocence...
Tues., Jan. 17 The Art Carney Show (NBC, 10-11 p.m.).* In a revue entitled "Everybody's Doin' It," Lee Remick and Alice Ghostley join Carney in a humorous look at that overpublicized modern bugaboo, conformity. Color...
...American screen, particularly the notorious "rape" of Temple Drake by the impotent Popeye. Instead, the moviemakers have opted to masculate Popeye and remove the more unorthodox elements of the rape scene, leaving little to be double-filmed but an active bedroom encounter between Yves Montand and Lee Remick. "The European version I like best," says Montand with a half-bored Gallic shrug, "but I tell you something: both are acceptable and decent. The difference is so small. For America I kiss her lips, but for the Europeans I kiss her collarbone...
...that, as these things go in Hollywood productions, is unusually fierce and sweet and natural. But the rough stuff is merely conventional, and the race question, in the last analysis, is begged. Kazan's direction, however, is firm-most of the leading players give creditable performances, and Lee Remick, as the back-country belle the hero falls for, is singularly touching. Most impressive of all is the wise and gentle moderation of the film's philosophy. Kazan comes down firmly on the side of eminent domain and the com monweal, but also takes time to recognize, with...
Hallmark Hall of Fame (NBC, 7:30-9 p.m.).* Shakespeare's The Tempest, with Maurice Evans, Tom Poston, Lee Remick, and music by Lehman Engel. Color...