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RICHARD JOHNSON NOT AFRAID OF BEING "TYPED" IN ROLES
England's Richard Johnson, enjoying international popularity as the handsome, outspoken star of the jet-age adventure mystery, a Universal release in Technicolor, "Deadlier Than the Male," is tall, athletic and the possessor of talents which run deep in the tradition of British acting. He has starred in a dozen plays in London and Broadway and has spent two seasons with the famous Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Company. With this background, there would seem to be little chance Johnson could ever be stereotyped, and he's not worrying about it a bit.
"Let it happen," declares Johnson. "If 'Deadlier Than the Male' is a real smash, like I think it will be, I'll play Hugh Drummond as many times as the Producer asks me to."
The conclusion is simple; Johnson is a dedicated actor. He works long and hard at his profession. ''Deadlier Than the Male," also starring Elke Sommer, Nigel Green, Sylva Koscina, Suzanna Leight and Steve Carlson, seouiaee Johnson with one more outlet to prove his versatility. This modem
version of Hugh Drummond opens ....... at the ....... Theatre.
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ELKE SOMMER ACHIEVES STATUS SYMBOL; NOW RECOGNIZED AS ELKE
Status symbols in Hollywood invariably center on the size of a trailer dressing-room on a sound stage, the number of members of a star's coterie, perhaps an $18,000 automobile or even one's own independent motion picture company.
In Europe, says gorgeous Elke Sommer, it's different; when it comes to status symbols, the name is the game.
"To be recognized by one's first name alone is the status symbol on the Continent," says Elke, who plays a bikini-clad international assassin in Universal's Technicolor release, "Deadlier Than the Male" now at the ....... Theatre. Miss Sommer, to prove her point, quickly cites examples with a roster that includes Liz, Brigitte, Sophia, Gina, Romy and Kim. She is also extremely proud that recently the surname-dropping compliment has come her way, too.
"That makes me very happy," she admits. "I have worked very hard to achieve it, and I will work even harder to sustain it."
Elke was discovered for films after winning a dance contest in a small Italian village near Pisa while touring Europe with her inother. In "Deadlier Than the Male," a modernized approach to one of the famous Bulldog
Drummond stories, Elke shares star honors with Richard Johnson, Sylva Koscina,
Nigel Green, Suzanna Leigh and Steve Carlson.
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