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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
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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
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left him. I think Peter thought I'd "I
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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
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"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
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