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Suddenly, Last Summer Columbia
If you enjoy shivering at the movies, but the regulation kind of chiller seems a little bit childish, then here’s a highbrow horror picture for you. Its monster looks like a bright, charming blue-blooded lady, but the way Katharine Hepburn plays her she’s a monster for sure. Or maybe you belong to the “Liz Taylor can’t act school? Then you’ll be surprised at the emotional power Liz puts into another traditional horror-movie character, the heroine who is in terrible danger and who has been put into a mental hospital because she insists on telling a fantastic story about the death of Katharine’s son. Now we need a hero to try rescuing the girl — Liz — and this is Montgomery Clift, a neuro-surgeon who isn t so sure his beautiful patient is insane ( at left, top) . Both the stars and the director. Joseph L. Mankiewicz, have a very difficult job in adapting this Tennessee Williams play, but do it well. The real climax — and it’s a shocker — is the story of what really happened last summer. It must be brought out in talk, and that throws the burden on the two leading actresses. Liz bears up nobly, though she isn’t quite in Katie’s league. adult
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Journey to the Center of the Earth DE LLXe color
The delightful adventure yarns of Jules Verne, the sciencefiction pioneer, make wonderful movie material and this one, done in the same tongue-in-cheek, all-in-fun manner as “Around the World in 80 Days,” is fun. In fact, James Mason, Pat Boone and their fellow adventurers are the only people likely to be completely serious about their expedition. The 19th-Century atmosphere is kept up very properly and quaintly while the geology professor and his earnest young student get ready for their junket down the crater of an extinct volcano and through the earth’s insides. Yes, there are four songs for Pat. and there’s a love interest for each hero. Diane Baker’s the sweet, pert girl Pat leaves behind, and Arlene Dahl’s the sprightly Scandinavian lady who insists on going along. And you can’t blame her. considering all the excitement we find. The settings are really wild! — caves, tunnels, rivers, even an underground ocean. family
Who Was That Lady? COLUMBIA
Probably no husband, who was caught kissing the wrong lady, ever offered his wife such a crazy explanation as the one Tony Curtis gives Janet Leigh. But then, the results of the family fight usually aren't as funny as all the excitement that Tony’s fib gets him into. To do him justice, it’s actually his over-imaginative pal. Dean Martin (at left, bottom, with Tony and Janet), who dreams up the story that Tony isn't merely an assistant professor at Columbia University in New York; lie’s an undercover agent for the F.B.I.! It’s a pleasure to see how Tony’s all-around talents blossom with each picture he makes. He has really turned into a sharp comedian. But Janet keeps step with him nicely. And the movie figures that it has license — the genuine Curtis marriage license, that is — to make the love scenes extra-warm.
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