Confessions of a FILM FOX
Woody's Watergate? The sole copy of the 1971 flick, The Politics Of Woody Allen, was lifted from PBS-TV's N.Y. offices—but what year, is a mystery. PBS had nixed the film in '71 for "legal and taste reasons," after ill attempts to cut certain colorful scenes (i.e., a nun calling a Kissinger character a sex freak).
Confessions of a FILM FOX
Better than catnip: Klee' Peter Cries is purring these days, thanks to his new toy, none other than Dave Mason's former lady.
And what of Babe, since Elvis C.'s departure for the U.K. and his family— (read Rock 'n' Roll News and you'll know!)? The former model has. been popping up at NYC rock gigs all by her lonesome, apologizing to pals for looking ever so poorly (do we detect a bleeding heart?).
Woody's Watergate? The sole copy of the 1971 flick, The Politics Of Woody Allen, was lifted from PBS-TV's N.Y. offices—but what year, is a mystery. PBS had nixed the film in '71 for "legal and taste reasons," after ill attempts to cut certain colorful scenes (i.e., a nun calling a Kissinger character a sex freak). Don't worry, Woody—if you find it, you can always sell it to Saturday
Night Live.
Cheese queen Cheryl Tiegs (some of us remember when she wasn't such a... big girl) lost the limelight to estranged hubby Stan Dragoti when he was busted at Germany's Frankfurt airport recently for possession of cocaine. Meanwhile, Cheryl's getting over her embarrassment with the help of current squeeze, Peter Beard.