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...through the commercials for Chaz men's cologne. Dark-haired Jack Scalia, 32, the man who was exposed in the Jordache jeans ads and overexposed in Eminence shorts, was recruited for the short-lived Devlin Connection and then put into ABC's current High Performance. His costar, Rick Edwards, 29, came directly from the December 1981 cover of G.Q. Ted McGinley, 24, modeled for everything from catalogues to Italy's L'Uomo Vogue before he wound up on ABC's Happy Days, Adrian Zmed, 29, did commercials for Thorn McAn shoes and Flair pens before...
...have graduated from the Ali MacGraw School of Thespian Arts. "I would have preferred it if Scalia had had some acting experience," admits Thurm, who brought him into television. "But we weren't asking him to play King Lear." Bo Derek, meet Jack Scalia and Peter Barton and Rick Edwards and . . . - By Gerald Clarke. Reported by Denise Worrell /Los Angeles
...Carlisle. "I'm still at the stage where I can get to the car without signing too many autographs," he says amiably. "She's the one who takes a half-hour." Marshall was a sixth-round choice in 1978, Brock a 13th-rounder in 1979. In 1965, Rick Monday was the first pick in the first draft, and he is a utility man yet at 37. "When I was the phenom, everywhere I went, I could hear people say, 'Let's see how good he is.' My locker will be next to Brock...
...everyone knows, there are no bad boys; there are only bad film makers. When Screenwriter Richard DiLello and Director Rick Rosenthal made this year's film about the tough life of reform-school inmates, they determined to refer not to life but to all the other movies that have preceded them down melodrama's last mile. Sean Penn (memorable as the spaced-out surfer in last year's Fast Times at Ridgemont High) plays the youth who recognizes his own decency and sensitivity about two hours after the audience has been tipped to it. Penn is fine...
...into a 50,000-sq.-ft. manufacturing facility in nearby Irvine. Vorhauer expects to hire 80 more workers by year's end as production gears up. The United Kingdom and four other countries have already approved Today for sale, though it is not yet on the market. Says Rick Kroon, chief of the Sprout venture-capital operation: "The potential market for the product is tremendous...