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Culture Zohn Off the C(H)uff: Roger Corman and His Oscar

Patricia Zohn | Posted 11.13.2009 | Entertainment

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Patricia Zohn

2009-11-12-cormanoutside.jpg He is the unbearable lightness of being a director, producer, actor, mentor. He is the most effervescent of gentlemen, one who has that gene for making it all look easy.

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Tea and Sympathy's Robert Anderson Was a Class Act: The Great Playwright Lured Deborah Kerr to Broadway

Michael Russnow | Posted 03.14.2009 | Entertainment

Read More: ACE Award, Russnow, Switzerland, Scottish Film Council, Academy Award Nomination, Deborah Kerr, Roundabout Theatre, Motion Picture Academy, The Patricia Neal Story, The Nun's Story, I Never Sang for My Father, You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running, David Bruce, Tea and Sympathy, WGA Award, WGA Nomination, Prime Minister Major, The Sand Pebbles, Cbe, Ben Benjamin, Until They Sail, Queen Elizabeth, Ingrid Bergman, The Reader, Tennessee Williams, Harvard Club, New York City, Arthur Miller, Robert Anderson, Michael Russnow, Providence, Klosters, Dame, Movies, The Last Act Is a Solo, Silent Night Lonely Night, Entertainment News
Michael Russnow

Tea and Sympathy will be remembered eternally for its final line, "Years from now when you talk about this -- and you will -- be kind" -- one of the tenderest moments in Broadway history.

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