Word: tatum
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Jodie is neither a button-nosed naïf like the young Hayley Mills, nor hard-edged precocious, like Tatum O'Neal ("I think she is very good, but we are different characters"). She does not date, or attend Hollywood functions. She is disarmingly unconcerned about money. Aside from the $1,600 in a savings account from her dollar-a-week allowance, "a few bets" and "liars' poker with the movie crews," she has no idea how much her manager-mother has stashed away. "After all," says Jodie, "I'm just...
...TATUM: THE TATUM SOLO MASTERPIECES (PABLO/RCA). 13 LPs, any one of which is enough to show why Tatum is called the Horowitz of jazz piano...
...Actress Tatum O'Neal has switched from pitching Bibles with her father Ryan O'Neal in Paper Moon to pitching baseballs for Coach Walter Matthau in the forthcoming movie The Bad News Bears. Tatum, who these days fancies stepping out to parties in long gowns with superfluous decolletage, doesn't much care for her film costume: a Little League baseball suit. "It's suffocatingly hot," she complains. Furthermore, she isn't interested in baseball, and had to have coaching by Papa Ryan before she could get the ball across the plate. Even worse, when...
Garvey visited the set, Tatum didn't recognize him. "Are you a baseball player or what?" she asked. "He sure must play something," she said to a fellow teammate. "Look at those shoulders...
Young Country is a bicentennial musical for children with an execrable script, quite good songs and a very competent cast from Boston area high schools. Richard Williams steals the show as a foppish John Hancock (who just adored the Tea Party); Roger Kabler seems destined to be the next Tatum O'Neal and sings louder than anyone else in the cast; and the play boasts in the title role of Paul Reverse the son of Governor Dukakis...