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(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)
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"Sarah," in which Aca-
demy Award winner Glenda
Jackson portrays the almost
legendary French actress
Sarah Bernhardt, is cur-
rently before the cameras at
the Pinewood Studios in
Iver Heath, Buckingham-
shire, the locale of the major
production of "Fiddler on
the Roof" of five years ago.
Richard Fleischer was
chosen by producer Helen
M. Strauss of Reader's Dig-
est to guide the film dealing
with the 19th Century great
actress' tempestuous forma-
tive years in which she over-
came doubts and anxieties
with her indefatigable will
to succeed, emerging at the
age of only 35 as the leading
female performer of her
period.
"Sarah" is Dick Fleisch-
er's 37th motion picture as a
director.
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Fleischer throughout the
years is quite exceptional.
"Doctor Doolittle," which
received an Academy
Award nomination, was a
family musical; "The Boston
Strangler" was developed by
Fleischer in semi-documen-
tary fashion with the use of
split and multiple screen
images.
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Fleischer's ability to deal
with completely diverse sub-
ject matters are the sus-
pense drama, "See No Evil;"
"Tora, Tora, Tora," dealing
with the naval war against
the Japanese; the police
story, "The New Centu-
rions;" the fantastic, "20,000
Leagues Under the Sea;"
and the early medieval epic,
"The Vikings."
Just prior to "Sarah,"
Fleischer directed "Man-
dingo," a look backwards at
slavery in the American
south.
Born in Brooklyn, Rich-
ard Fleischer is the son of
Max Fleischer, pioneer of
animated cartoons and crea-
tor of "Popeye."
His first major feature
film, for Stanley Kramer,
"So This Is New York,"
from a short story by Ring
Lardner, remained unsuc-
cessful at the box office
though its star, radio co-
median Henry Morgan,
was extremely popular at
that time.
Meanwhile,
Walter
Matthau portrays the trag-
ic-comic role of Morris But-
termaker, former league-
pitcher whom booze has
pushed down to such menial
chores as pool maintenance,
for the (XiCC of one.
Buy one dinner, receive one "compliments of the house"
in the motion picture "The
Bad News Bears," now com-
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The yarn concerns a
group of bumbling misfit
kids who are molded by
their drunken "coach" Mor-
ris into a winning baseball
team, a team headed by
such unlikely hotshot play-
ers as pint-sized Tatum
O'Neal.
Matthau, in spite of his
athletic bearing, suffered a
severe coronary a few years
ago, and all his life had to
overcome being a loser.
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