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discussed with the foreign
press his current motion
picture, "Kramer vs.
Kramer." Written and di-
rected by Robert Benton
(from a novel by Avery
Corman), the film shuns
sentimentality and the
classification of a tear
jerker.
An intimate account in a
contemporary setting,
"Kramer vs. Kramer" de-
picts the relationship be-
tween husband-and wife,
father and son, with a mere
ripple of outer tension.
Ted Kramer is an average
New Yorker who bglieves
that his wife would be satis-
fied when he spends most of
his time in the office to get
ahead in life. He has misun-
derstood the human ele-
ment that his spouse also
may seek fulfillment.
So she leaves him and
their son without warn-
ing after a lifetime of
being somebody's daugh-
ter, wife or mother. No
one has dared before to
present on the screen a
woman who walks out
and willingly leaves her
small child with the hus-
band.
Hoffman renders his
finest performance since
"The Graduate" for which
he received his first honor
from the Hollywood Foreign
Press in January 1968 at
which time I presented him
with the association's Gol-
den Globe Award.
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will portray the title role in
the forthcoming filmization
of Isaac Bashevis Singer's
"Yentl" (a play which pre-
miered in Hollywood earlier
this year). She also makes
her directorial debut in the
Warner Bros. release. Pro-
ducer Jon Peters told this
column that Ted Allan
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is writing the screenplay
with the team of Alan and
Marilyn Bergman con-
tributing the lyrics to a
number of new songs.
LEE ANTHONY, fea-
tured in the forthcoming
motion picture, "Border-
line," is a young man with
special interests in Israel.
President of Arye Imports,
with a jewelry factory in
Haifa, he makes annual
trips to the Jewish state to
visit his family. He is on the
board of directors of the Hol-
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Community as well as offi-
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Association of Southern
California. He also has been
involved with the Govern-
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Authority in promoting Is-
raeli products in the west-
ern U.S. Still, he has a
hundred TV credits and has
completed 12 Hollywood
feature films.
PETER SELLERS, co-
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Laine, Melvyn Douglas and
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Reed loosely dealing with
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parachuted from a North-
west Orient airliner seven
years ago with several
hundred thousand dollars
in ransom — never to be
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GOLDIE HAWN finally
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ting married in a Los
Angeles synagogue in a
scene from Warner Bros.
comedy, "Private Benja-
min" with Albert Brooks as
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