By HERBERT G. LUFT
Hollywood Personalities
HOLLYWOOD—Leo V. Gordon,
the actor-turned-screen writer, au-
thor of the anti-Nazi yarn "Tobruk,"
now comes up with a serious ex-
amination of sexual behavior of
the American higher middle-class
society of today with his movie,
"All The Swinging Couples," spe-
cifically exploring a subject matter
which has been taboo in the mass
media of communication—the phe-
nomenOn of "wife-swapping" that
involves some 7,000,000 couples
throughout the United States.
Gordon has dramatized the sex
revolution of the younger gener-
ation by presenting on the screen
the weekend activities of four
typical suburban couples who
switch partners in the course of
their habitual drinking parties.
Co-producer Milo Frank (hus-
band of acrtess Sally Forest), until
recently vice-president in charge
of production for Cinerama, wants
to make it clear that this is not
going to be a "girlie" picture, but
.fi n honest statement of facts of
r ife. Frank, who is a happily mar-
led man, would neither endorse
such shenanigans nor condemn the
participantS. To him, "the swing-
ers" of today are one aspect of
a search for freedom from estab-
lished and ultra-conservative mor-
ality. Indicating the widespread
"change partners" trend, Frank
estimates that more than 30 new
publications are catering to this
fast-growing fad.
(Copyright 1968, JTA
HAROLD NEBENZAL, who is
producing "All The Swinging
Couples," together with Milo
Frank, is the son of the late Sey-
mour Nebenzal — pre - Hitler Ger-
many's most important independ-
ent producer responsible for
Elizabeth Bergner's film, "Ari-
ane;" G. W. Pabst',s "Three Penny
Opera," "Comradeship," "Atlan-
tis," "Westfront 1917;" Fritz
Lang's "M" and "Last Will of
Dr. Mabuse;" who made in
France "Mayerling," directed by
Anatole Litvak; and in the U.S.
"Summerstorm," "Whistle Stop,"
and "The Chase" in the 1940s. The
young Nebenzal previously pro-
duced two films of his own in
Europe.
--Friday, May 17, 1968-37
THE DETROIT jEWPSH NEWS
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HARRY SALTZMAN, the British
United Artist producer, who made
a mint with his "James Bond"
series, now turns from "Gold-
finger" to Spitfires, restaging
World War II with his epic pro-
duction of "The Battle of Britain,"
in which Michael Caine appears
with Rex Harrison, Sir Laurence
Olivier, Michael Redgrave, Robert
Shaw, Susannah York, German
Curt Jurgens. Guy Hamilton whom
we met in Israel in 1961 when he
guided another war picture deal-
ing with the Ethiopian campaign
of the very same period, "The Best
of Enemies," is directing the cur-
rent multi-million dollar spectacle
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