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Duvall ? From page 8 Duvall feels that rehearsal j: an important part in the creati a character on film, but philosophy, he found, was shared by Marlon Brando. "V we were working on The father," Duvall said, "Br never wanted to rehearse. He ted to talk about politics am dians." IN ADDITION TO Brando Olivier, the world's most adn actors, Duvall has worked r Air AfO 1 /\f U/\l J ' n - o v, t v i u ? vi iivujr vruuu d I beautiful womeh, including 1 Dunaway, Diane Ke? Katherine Ross, Karen Black, now Blythe Danner. "A lot o Danner From ?,gt Even though she has s become successful on the scr Ms. Danner maintains thnt st love is the theatre. "It give: greater freedom with less disi tion," she said, adding that "v you put a camera in front of r feei like I'm off in six diffc directions." Having long been a fan of Danner's sexy voice, I asked h she thought it had anything t with winning some parts. "I shp sniH pynlainino tViot ctio i to be a singer, but her voice "too flutey." "When I got the in Butterflies Are Free, I di want my character to be ano squeaky blonde, so I said I'd her a really husky voice. Aft used the voice for so long, tho it stuck with me, and as a sequence, I can't sing anymo "1776 was the last time I c sing," she said. fpRYE I KiHi H> N( H( KAMI O SiNC I I 86 J | >S? i H tilSgllll^illll II ImiKipffii Wi v.v, WHj _,_ -,." _^ir_f--_ i_4__-_ ~3p| ^ J - ;!;X; r" I '":-Z'^ f??~L-?.' 1 Xv.' fit Sumttr Strael SS Houri 10* Mon.-Si 2$4-2f4J lays Besses are neurotic," on of "Blythe is better th* that she's more open to not around her," he added /hen Duvall has also 1 God- portunity to work w ando America's leading d wan_ Network director Sic i In- who ^as s'nce done th< sions of Equus and Th< said "He's really a gr and 15111 out ?* New Yor* lired Duvall made referenc with disastrous Lovin* Moll nost set in t^ie midwest Faye cidentally starred IS . who rprpiuoH tlin r iton, : T"*: and Pra,se in the otherwist f ac- film' Duvall truly enjoys 3 since Ms. Danner played een, Martha Jefferson in r fir- version of that hit mus s me the play and adored trac- material just didn't < vhen well on screen," shi ne, I plaining the film's poc rent showing. Following 1776, Ms. ^ To Kill a Clown, Lc Hearts of the \ er if o do sj0>" Futureworld. Her fav< used bunch is Hearts of the was co-starred Jeff Bridge role Arkin. idn't "I had a great time ther she said. 1 adored Alt give I used to follow him er j set," she admitted. "J Ugh, fun to work with. Hi con! example of the Calif re/? actor." "He can go strj ould conversation into a s Danner said with ama iV7 i WjT VW" Best boots made in Ame Period. In a class by th i selves. Benchcrafted 5 old time way, in prem I leathers, with rich h L detailing. And the n Duvall said, tures for in most . . . "I've work the people and will be next year,' lad the op- tly complc ith many of long-awai irectors. Of Apocalypsi Iney Lumet, trays a 1 e screen ver- relieves th 5 Wiz, Duvall fing. "He'i eat director, ter," Duva . 1 t _ 1 M 1 A ^ - i nes IOSI. wespue e to Lumet's coast screi y, which was hopes for , and coin- think it she fls. Danner, said, notin mly critical campaign 3 condemned to promot that Coppo making pic- without cr< out handbi the role of din8 that s the screen her charac ;ical. "I saw Just bef it, but the The Grea :ome off as completed 5 tt^X~ starring ft ?r box-office about a CQ ~ ... divorce," j Dannerdid on CBS . [Y Molly, January. Vest, and when ? foron^Dc Ki ivi UIIV/V/J VJI orite of the films for West, which replied th? >s and Alan the bif "Features making it," week sche< in Arkin . . . that kind o around the takes you i eff was also don't alio e's a great schedule," ornia-raised aight from a jcene," Ms. |1 zement, ad- I 1 " H a 11 r It ?8$ N I w: SmS f 1 rica, s$$ !'X< ,em' il I the Si* SBa t ium ;:|i| ,and ?||i lore i|ii: the >:$$ m oet the ||| yles || :Jw: 3on. sag: R I \ II *, m \ ? ! | LJm Francis Ford Coppola. ;ed with him five times B !; working with him again " he said. Duvall recen;ted work on Coppola's ted Vietnam epic, B e Now. In it, Duvall por- B lelicopter colonel who B l^fff e tensions of war by sur- B |;j-5 5 really a crazy charac- IB gglj 11 said. H pill two disastrous west iB ppf jnings, Duvall has high |B B^ Apocalypse Now. "I |H mid be a great film," he g that Jimmy Carter's p| manager has been hired H e it. Duvall explained |l la plans to show the film pi edits, preferring to give pj lis as if it were a play. H he needs time to get into I ore she started work on H) t Santlni, Ms. Danner : a television movie co- I j /lichael Moriarty. "It's |fj uple that goes through a 1 SB she said. It will be shown S| g||g| n either December or i||pi isked about the dif- K etween feature films and H television, Ms. Danner it "time and quality are >gest differences." WBKM are shot on an eight WTgmm dule at a minimum. With B W f time, you can do all the tieed. Television budgets H w for such a lengthy Millll she said. 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