Word: talenti
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...theatrical integrity. For Mary Tyrone (Susan Schwartz), a life filled with dreams and musical potential has ended in loneliness and regret. James Jr. (Daniel Zelman) is unable to hold down a job, and, though rebellious, seems destined to follow in his father's alcoholic footsteps. Only Edmund (Pier Carlo Talenti), the aspiring writer, might escape the family misery, and he could well be dying...
...manage to convey the pathos of their characters, but not their age. As the maid, Ellen Bledsoe tries to add a note of humor to the tragedy, but her performance is too much of a caricature for the realistic tone of the piece. As the Tyrone brothers, Zelman and Talenti give excellent, though vastly different performances. Together, they portray the wide range of emotions between the protective yet resentful James and the more accepting and hopeful Edmund. Talenti gives an especially understated interpretation well adapted to the small stage area...
...Pier Talenti, the top Goldwater man in Italy, began organizing seven months ago, but he keeps colliding with Italian regulations, which require that any public gathering of more than five persons must be approved by a long list of officials ranging from the Interior Ministry down to the local fire department...
...unofficial Goldwater headquarters are in an unmarked room at a Rome Y.M.C.A. Talenti, a onetime banker who now owns a cattle ranch ten miles outside Rome, grumbles, "If we made it the official headquarters without getting all the bureaucratic authorization we need, we might all be deported...
...Italian government took a hand. Tudini and Talenti can still sell the palace, but if the government considers the buyer unsuitable, it has 60 days to match the price and retain control of what the official statement called "one of the most significant expressions of the Roman Baroque period." And no matter who gets the palace, the city of Rome will keep the coins that travelers toss over their shoulders into the fountain to assure themselves of a return trip...