Movie: ‘Up Close’ lacks originality
■ Continued from Pag* 11
roov** lo Philadelphia and Wtmra »(•>• behind,
ibey tmm on* another. and Tally * cam fesgm* to
bn affe»i*d by her loneltn*** Warren then mem*
»® Phiiadalphta. ihary get hitched. and Tally move*
on lo b« become * national new* broadcaster
Tha atory of Up Got* and Pmnonal follow* a
•lamUrd regilorii he* Morvlin* addressing lh»
emotional turmoil that come* along with *u<Jt «uc
«•»- In that reaped. Up (dam and PmnanaJ tin t
unoriginal and. at time*, all tor* familiar Only the
lee* than happy ending aami to break away from
thi* standard tala
Aa for th* performance* of Bedford and Pfeiffer
I hay croat* mm t* magic The chemistry they have
i» a delightful surprise. and it really add* to tb*
relationship between them
The aging Bedford Deemed a little too old and
tired to really be teeing a woman like Pfetffer. but
lhen again lack NichoUon warmed to be a little too
old for Pfeiffer in Witch** of Eattwick and Wolf
Pfeiffer seem* to create good cbemittry with all
her leading men f Tpqutfa Sunns*, for example)
Regardless of their age difference. Bedford and
Pfeiffer work together splendidly. and their very
prwm e make* the Rim worth watching
Complementing the film * magic it Stinkard
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CouK'tw* *mdto
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•ncfxx arWi tha aaatatanca of Wan«i duatica
Channing (Si* fVgrre* of Separation; who ha* a
wonderful aupporling rule a* • hard at rock*
rapoftor who know* her career t* turning on the
down-aid* )t»at when Tally * t* on tha up awing
Diracted by Jon Avnat (Th» bar. fried Gnmn
Tomato**). Up Uom* and fVrwwwf i* a tlick. wall
(timed movie *von though tha atury lack.* real
(acua Add in tha •mcallant performance* of Rad
ford. Pfeiffer, and Charming, and PvnonaT* weak
n*mm ara a I moat worth ovar looking
Theater: Unlikely couple falls in love
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major Sara Martyn. is an "ice
prince**" who inadvertently
become* the accomplice of an
enemy noldier seeking to escape
capture. After stumbling upon
her in her room. Captain
Bluntschli, played by senior the
ater arts major lustin Davanzo.
hide* from his enemies with
Raina's help.
The two fall In love, and the
story becomes even more com
plicated when Raina's fiance
and her father enter the picture
Barton said that the conflict
ing personalities of the two
main characters contribute to
the comedy and richness of the
play. He compared the chem
istry between them to that of
Spencer Tracy and Katharine
Hepburn
"She * very highfalutin, ' he
•aid, "while he’* down-to-earth,
blunt and direct.
There’* a claah in «:he*m*try
The guy take* down the lady,
and *he give* him dignity,"
Not only dona the play aatirue
romance, but it poke* fun at war
and heroism. as well
"People get caught up and
think that war is about heroics,*
he said, "People have these
incredibly naive idea* about
what it takes to win a war “
To combat these perception*,
one character in the play assert*
that a true war hero is not a gen
eral or a soldier but the supply
master, who distribute* food
I
and other necessities lo the sol
diers on the battlefield
Merton who described him
self as a "classical theater guy.'*
said the play wu chosen
because of the opportunities it
provided Ur student actor*
"If* • greet young actors'
fdey." he said "It hea some reel
y rich comic role* for young
m tor* It * a reel romp “
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