Word: segale
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...George Segal's Blume is a dexterous performance driven by demons, Kristofferson's Elmo relaxed and appealing. Besides a great deal of what seems like effortless ability, Kristofferson has vast charm and the sort of presence that makes you look forward to his every appearance. He is, naturally and winningly, what so many others strain so hard to be: a star. Susan Anspach, as Nina, is musky and alluring and, even more important, a splendid actress. Hers is the most carefully detailed, most complex and moving re-creation of a woman that has been seen in an American...
Wednesday was a big day for star gazers at the trial. Journalist I. F. Stone was there, for example, sitting in the defense section with his wife, whose brother-in-law is Ellsberg's chief defense lawyer. And there were movie stars, too: George Segal, Eva Marie Saint and Jane Fonda, all sitting with Ellsberg's wife Patricia in reserved front-row seats...
...aging jocks in flowered bathing suits competing on a dare, drinking companions who planned to pace themselves with stops at wayside taverns and-officially for only the second year-women of all ages. Alfred Ventrillo, a sightless, 65-year-old pensioner, was running "to inspire blind people." Author Erich Segal was toting a portable microphone to record his on-the-run comments for a TV show. Sauer danced nervously to loosen up his legs. Later he recalled thinking: "It's finally here. You've been waking up in the middle of the night wondering about it, and here...
TUESDAY: CBS Playhouse. "The Lie," a TV drama written by Swedish director Ingmar Bergman, stars George Segal and Shirley Hopkins as a suburban couple whose 10-year marriage is on the rocks. CH. 7. 9:30 p.m. Color...
...foreigners. Olavi Suomalainen of Finland and Lutz Phillip of West Germany, are the favorites in a race which Americans rarely win these days. Olympic champion Frank Shorter is passing up the Boston event, apparently in deference to another Yale man, Erich Segal...