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Glenn Clos< By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES ? After two Academy Award-nominated portrayals of vindictive women, versatile Glenn Close returns in another guise: as a married woman seeking to adopt the baby of an unwed teen-ager. Immediate Family is the apt title of the Columbia Pictures release in which Close and James Woods play a childless couple who seek the child of young Mary Stuart Masterson and her leather-jacketed boyfriend, Kevin Dillon. Immediate Family follows two stunning portrayals^for Close: as the murderous career woman in Fatal Attraction and the scheming Marquise de Merteuil in Dangerous Liaisons. In both films she wreaked dire revenge on men who had spurned her. "A tragic victim ... out of control," is her assessment of the Fatal Attraction protagonist "And I think ultimately the Marquise de Merteuil is a victim of her society," she added. "That's my subjective viewpoint. Yeah, they Actress ma By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES ? Actress Shera Danese, in her third appearance on "Columbo," is getting closer to hf?r amhitinn tn hf*. the. killp.r lin masked by the deceptively shrewd detective. "My first time on the show I was a secretary," she said. "The second time I was the killer's secretary. This time I'm the killer's wife." Her earlier appearances were on "Columbo" when it was on NBC in the 1970s. She will be on the show tentatively scheduled for "The ABC Saturday Mystery Movie" on Nov. 25. Danese is married to "Columbo" star Peter Falk, but says that has Mon PEOPLE WITH Mi are urgently needed to aid i Mono test kits. If you have within the past two weel $n fnr nnlu 1 hnnrc VI Ulll J U IIVUI w For Further Informati SEROLOGIC 2719 Middleburg Columbi 254-6 (A rewarding f ^ you in touch wi Today's Air Force opportunities for development witli benefits, normal v complete medical and 30 days vacat year. Learn how t< Air Force health p TSGT LARR 803-77: COL1 Hurry & Submii Projects & E Deadline for 1981 Community Servic< extended to Fri Any student organiz interested pk your Carolina Car< Heather at 5 Tamara at' e looking for were dangerous people. But they fi were also trying to survive." Is it possible to play a role with- g out feeling any sympathy for the h character? c "I don't think it is. Whenever I Y approach a role, there always has L to be a place where I can identify f< with her humanity and basically n love them." Close gives dimension to her f< role as the barren Linda Spector in t( Immediate Family. What helped g with Barbara Benedek's script, she p said, "was its wonderful sense of humor. For all the pain that Linda g and Michael are going through, b iney aiso nave a sense or numor tc about themselves, and about life. It tc helps to get through the hard t! times." tc After two childless marriages and two divorces, Close gave birth ai to Annie Maude seven weeks be- ti fore starting Dangerous Liaisons. D She lives with the father, producer John Starke. hi Close was born in 1947 in w Greenwich, Conn., the middle of o three children of a well-to-do Uj ikes 3 'Colui not helped her get the roles. They G met when she had a small role in fc "Mikey and Nicky," which was w filmed in her hometown of PI Philadelphia. P] "After we married I decided to IS go back to work and Peter had his agent sign me," she said. "He got me a part on 'Columbo,' so Peter ar left him. I think Peter thought I'd "I stay home and do nothing. The in first time the producer hired me C; and Peter didn't know. The second time Peter made me read for the ? part" Danese also has a starring role in a CBS comedy pilot called "Mulberry Street" If it's picked up by CBS it will be her third series. She was Tim io? I ONONUCLEOSIS in the manufacture of the Mono, or have had Mono ks, you may qualify for DO ; of your time, on Call or Come By: IALS, INC I Dr. Suite 105 ia, SC R37 T 1 COLLEGE STUDENTS MAJORING IN HEALTH PROFESSIONS er a challenging, uture that puts th your skills, offers ongoing professional i great pay and working hours, and dental care, ion with pay per 3 qualify as an irofessional. Call Y BAXTER 1-1698 ,ECT ?i t Your Service 'undraisers! ) Carolina Cares e Week has been day, Nov. 10! ;ation or individual :ase refer to is booklet or call 44-1242 or 777-5780. * Oscar amily. "When I was really little, the ^ olden age of Walt Disney made a uge impression on me," she realled. "The Littlest Outlaw, Old eller, The Vanishing Prairie, The iving Desert. . . vivid movies Dr a child, wonderful, wonderful "That had a lot to do with my intasy life of wanting to be an ac)r, to be in movies like that. I Ifl rew up in the country, and my arents were quite" ? she laughs - "actually antisocial. We had a reat upbringing; we could have een in Iowa. We were very near ) New York, but we only went in ) see 'The Nutcracker Suite' and le Bamum and Bailey circus and ) have our eyes examined." Her five Academy nominations e Garp, The Big Chill, The Nairal, Fatal Attraction and angerous Liaisons. o She kids about the fact that she is been a five-time bridesmaid A ithout becoming a bride at the Boy scars: "Well, I'm not married in at 8 fe. So we'll see." nbo' appears on way's girlfriend in "Ace Craw- them in >rd, Private Eye" in 1983. She Falk su as a model and Suzanne his eye leshette's best friend in "Suzanne leshette Is Maggie Briggs" in "Eve >84. 'cut' y< 'Ha, ha Her only otner aeung appear- scene n ice with Falk was in a play called ter kept Cnives," written by Falk's co-star ren't d "Mikey and Nicky," John o'clock issavetes. filmed There is no recognition between kept thi Kwp KuIP mmkm HLrM Order yo J( A M E Date:November 6,7 Time: 9 to 4 Deposit: ! 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The show starts $5 for students. i ^ Continued from page 4 inted by the dreary intellectual yawner, Crimes it who then and Misdemeanors is never boring a bad idea or preachy, another Oss acting in Ore word of warning: this movie is very funny at times, but at leanors ex- the end, it would be hard to leave God, the ef- the theater without feeling mildly ling of life depressed. Don't expect Bananas. /e. Crimes and Misdemeanors is courage po- playing at the Spring Valley am being a Theaters. ADVERTISING 777-4249 THE GAMECOCK THE GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University * of South Carolina and is published three times a week on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, w ith' the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in THE GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of The University of South Carolina. 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