Word: romanoffs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...part. Sinatra has been-as they say in the columns-linked with various women in recent months, including Dorothy Provine and Marilyn Monroe. But, said he gallantly last week, "Juliet has been my one romance. She has accepted my proposal of marriage." At a quiet dinner at Romanoff's, he slipped a ring on Juliet's finger-"a beauty." friends reported, "not the usual Hollywood blockbuster." Unmarried since his 1957 divorce from Ava Gardner, Sinatra admitted...
UNIVERSITY: Today and tomorrow are, fortunately, the last days for Peter Ustinov's tedious tour-de-farce, Romanoff and Juliet, based on you know what. (Second feature is that first-rate horror movie, Scream of Fear.) Things look up almost immediately, however, with Sidney Poitier in A Rasin in the Sun. Poitier brings to the movie version of this prize-winning play the same vitality and sense of timing he showed on Broadway. With it is Solid Gold Cadillac, which is Judy Holliday at her incomparable best...
Exedus, cold Wind in August, The Guns of Navarone, Fanny, Romanoff and Juliet, and scream of Fear have been vivisected by the CRIMSON's knife; and this often flagrantly in opposition to both the opinion of major critics and of public opinion, as expressed through box-office receipts...
Starts Wednesday: The picture that Ustinov wrote, directed and acted in, ROMANOFF AND JULIET. Peter Ustinov is a talented and funny man, but his movie shows no sign of it. SCREAM OF FEAR, another pseudo-"Psycho" flick, is the co-feature...
...Romanoff and Juliet (made in Italy for Universal-International) presents Peter Ustinov's hopeful supposition that love, if given a chance, could make the world stop going around with a missile on its shoulder. Ustinov plays the President of Concordia, a postage-due-stamp principality with no prince and no principles. At the U.N., given a chance to cast the tie-breaking vote on an important amendment to an amendment, Ustinov abstains because he cannot understand the diplomatic bafflegab in which it is written. The Russians and the Americans present ultimatums: accept massive aid, or else. But dollars...