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Artist Hellen Gwillim admires one
of her paintings which are on display at the
Homestead Soup and Sandwich Shoppe An opening

night reception tor the artist was held Friday. Her 23
piece collection is on display through October

Power parody
a Fresno first

FRESNO, Calif. (AP) —
Putting the focus on power,

six-hour, five-part
saga of lust and greed in the
world’s raisin cay is a

of the prime-time

not of this dusty,
sweltering and much
maligned city in California's
heartland 320 kilometres
southeast of San Francisco.

“If people hope to see a city
savaged, they will be dis-
appointed,” said Barry
Kemp, producer of the MTM
Enterprises production that
is scheduled to air in Novem-
ber.

Fresno will parody prime-
time soaps and epic-oriented
miniseries with a saga of the
raisin-rich Kensington family
dynasty in this city famous
for lacking everything else
California is noted for.

If it’s a hit, Fresno could
usher in a new wave ol
comedy, break miniseries out
of the self-imposed rut of
dramatic or historical TV
novels, and make the town
Johnny Carson loves to mock
a place of at least passing
interest.

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but I feel that it is an ar
Zeffirelli_ deplores the

This Week in

directors, b

T hope it

work of my

These are
kept alive
to be able to pass them along
T hope, will not be as mater

monumental
says filmmaker

ed Tvalian was explaining why he, alone

ss devoted much of his career
eo and Juliet, The Taming of

the Shrew. La Trasiata and now Verdi's Otello, starring
Placido Domingo, Katia Rice

However, films such as The Champ and Endless Love
and the TV mini series Jesus of Nazarath, prove Zeffirelli

hasn't neglected more popular entertainment

relli and Justino Diaz.

The filmmaker was here for test screenings of Otello,
which Cannon Films is releasing in September
rid said Otello is “the

Lurning point, the end

all the fields I have worked in

plays for Shakespeare. It was one

s not the last for me

maturity

Hollywood companies. “They

make money and invest in real estate: they don’t put it back

he said

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new breed of
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Cannon Films. The opera

Aids rumours
hurting Burt

Burt” by rumors
that Keynolds has AIDS

The latest rumors have
Reynolds confined to the
National Institute of Health

ay

YNOLDS

Hospital in Washington
D.C., David Gershenson said

In the past year they're
mentioned hospitals in Hou
ston New York and Los
Angeles Gershenson said he
believes the rumors are
spread maliciously

Burt Reynolds is working
six days a week making a
movie in Vancouver,” said
Gershenson “He just fin
ished another movie and is
going to start a third movie
in November. He nas been on
television in Canada, be has

given interviews

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Otello costs big
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I would like
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contrasts with their usual product, which rehes heavily on
the macho doings of Sylvester Stallone, Chuck Norris and
Charles Bronson

“Cannon didn't take my film to make money, but to
broaden their scope.” said Zeffirelli. “In the end, they will
show a profit, because Otello will be a perennial

He reported the cost at $10 million
t looks like $25 million on the screer

a miracle because

Zeffirelli has recently completed his autobiography
While it may not tell all
biographers it should be a remarkable account of an
amazing life and career

1 must leave something to my

I've seen them all — including Hitler and Mussolini,” he
said. “Yes, even those two. It was in May of 1937, when
Hitler way paying a state visit to Italy. 1 was one of the boys
who had to line up in black shirts to help put on the show

“It was a most horrendous thing for a boy to be forced to
put on that uniferm and not play football on a Saturday. And
to wear those green felt bandages on my legs. I itched for
weeks.

Zeffirelli was born in Florence on Feb. 12. 1923, studied
at the school of fine arts and architecture there before
becoming an actor director

After directing plays and operas throughout Europe, he
filmed his first opera, La Boheme, in 1965. Having dealt with
operatic temperaments, he had little trouble handling Eliza
bet Taylor and Richard Burton in Taming of the Shrew

Zeffirelli was a bit defensive about the visual aspects
of his films. “I've been accused by my critics of self-in
dulgence, of being merely a set decorator, stuffing my films
with props and furni Otello is different. It is maniy and
strong; there is great depth to

That's g for which
this town is longing. It's tired
of the jokes.
COMES LAST

No wonder. When Rand.
MeNally published its rank.
ing of 277 metropolitan cities
in the United States two
years ago, Fresno came in
last for quality of living.

“This is our chance,”
boasted Mayor Dale Doig,
who gets to play a bit part in
a costume ball dressed as Yul

Brynner playing the king of
Siam.

“Fresno people are bound
to feel better about them
selves. This series makes the
point that Fresno is a place of
glamour, greed and revenge,
all the things that make life
worthwhile,” deadpanned
actor Anthony Heald in @
break during two recent days
of shooting.

“Fresno is going to be one
of the most familiar cit: in
the country when we're
done,” said Kemp., “People
are going to want to visit it,
perhaps for the first time in
their lives.”

Regardless of what it does
to Fresno, the centre of Cali
fornia’s agricultural belt, the
show could shake up Holly
wood.

“If it works, it opens up a
whole new avenue for what
we and the rest of the movie
and television industry will
be able to do in miniseries,”
said Steve Mills, CBS’ vice
president of miniseries.

“This program is some
thing we felt we had to do,
because otherwise we knew
we'd be stuck doing mini
series with the stories of
Sidney Sheldon or other his.
torical tales like Roots for the
rest of our lives,” he added.

DOUBLE ROLE

What's different about
Fresno is this: For the first
time, a television miniseries
will be a comedy and a major
length parody.

CBS is betting on a ratings
winner with a cast that in
cludes Burnett, Charles
Grodin, Teri Garr, Gregory
Harrison, Dabney coleman
and Jerry Van Dyke.

3-D TV still
needs glasses

TORONTO (CP) Three.
dimensional entertainment
has never really caught on,
but it's also an idea that
won't go away

In the 1950s, theatres were
filled with patrons wearing
polarized glasses and shriek
ing in delight as chairs and
knives seemed to fly off the
screen into their laps.

The novelty wore off
quickly, hurt by low-budget
productions and inconsisten
cies. in projection from
theatre to theatre, but now
the Toronto Globe and Mail

reports that a number of
small and highly specialized
companies are working on a
3-D television.

The TVs would still re
quire the glasses, but some
manufacturers believe that
picture quality has always
been the main obstacle in the
past to 3-D's success.

The newspaper notes that
interest in 3D comes and
goes, gaining use primarily to
promote films and technical
matters, but that Disney
World has a new 3-D film
starring pop creation Michael
Jackson.

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