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Show The Daily Herald Tuesday, January 23, 1996 p1!': Rv .IAKIPT UADT Daily Herald Lifestyle Editor n. PARK CITY - When super b", jriodel Elle Macpherson received p;i copy of the script to Sirens in mail, she put it aside because i.- she wasn't interested in making - k-- movies. But then the directed wanted ,. ,to visit with her in person about ;; tne movie and her manager nee- i dled an answer. EHkiiAHiininiifTi SUUDAMCE Successful people have a can do attitude making Sirens," said Macpherson. Knight-Ridd- film is really where my heart f 4 'h. it -- 17 f 7 n '"W'--- .4 . ; v if Si . ;j "I said,I 'I don't want to read it ,,l?ecause don't want to make a pl.movie.' My manager said, 'Then ,j i;I think you should tell him (the director) that, tell him that you care about his work and :,;;! you're not flattered by the fact he's interested in you in this ',"' really great film...It's a thing you should do just for the fun of it.' fJl$o I said, 'OK, OK I'll do it,'" t i lexolained Macoherson Sundav ner notei room nere. irom ' The Australian-bor- n beauty is nere p',, promoting her latest film, If Lucy Fell, which premiered Sat urday night as part of the Sun- yuncc mm rcMivai. J'' Sirens also played at the film "'festival in 1994. Although l r " ti uiun i reauy want 10 ' iviacpnerun make films, that first acting job ' "'pointed her in a direction she's ' now totally tocused on. "I never expected it to lead to four or five other films. I never L'V'.wanted to do it, but I just had ., Such an unbelievable experience IV . it. who also designs and produces a line of lingerie in Australia and a restaurant in New York City with Claudia Schiffer and Naomi Campbell. But all of these other interests were put on hold between Feb. 1 and March 9 of last year. Those five weeks were dedicated to filming If Lucy Fell, a romantic-comed- y which also stars Sarah MB S V , 0 U K &,'.r co-ow- ns Jessica Parker, Eric Schaeffer and Ben Stiller. Parker plays the role of Lucy and Schaeffer, who also directed the film, is her friend and roommate, Joe. Both are searching for the true love and have entered a pact to jump off the Brooklyn Bridge if they can't find it before turning 30. Because Lucy's 30th birthday is only a month away, they both decide to go for it. For Lucy, that means ending a meaningless relationship and beginning another with Bwick, 8) The Photo courtesy TriStar Pictures, Inc. Supermodel and actress Elle Macpherson plays the ravishing neighbor Jane in TriStar Pictures romantic comedy "If Lucy Fell." an eccentric but charming painter thought, "Oh right, I play the nity. 9) The can-d- attitude cares o Yes, we can have more, be more, do more. It is up to each of us to first believe it possible for our- self, and then act accordingly with : about itself and looks out for the welfare of others. attitude is a 10) The can-d- o winner. It knows that a champion attains reatness bv overcoming its own weaknesses and by helping others to grow to their full poren-tia- l. attitude." "can-d- o attitude sees con- can-d- o stant change as constant opportu- grander, more expansive ways? Some of us already do. There are outstanding men and women in all fields. What about the rest of us? What holds us back? Perhaps, not having a clear cut understanding of what an attitude of positive expectancy can do. Consider these 12 aspects of a ? played by Stiller. For Joe, that means finally speaking to the ravishing neighbor, Jane, he's been watching through his bedroom window for years. Macpherson plays Jane. "It's just basically a beautiful love story. What I can say about the film is it's funny, it's charming, it's touching, it's sweet, it's warm," said Macpherson. "It's a real feel good movie and people have to go and get what they can out of the different points of view." Macpherson said when she first read the script, she had to laugh a little at her role. "I following our normal acceptance levels? Absolutely! Have we, as the human race, the capacity for accomplishment to the benefit of all? Certainly! Is there any known limit on our creative abilities? No! Then what are we waiting for? Why don't we express in bigger, S, 3 The material might prove to be inspirational and motivating: Read at your own risk. In cases of extreme activation the only known remedy is to share this article with family, friends, associates and befuddled looking strangers. Do we have potential beyond multi-medi- ' Newspapers er WARNING: is.. .for now." But if Macpherson's schedule is any indication, making movies might be taking up the majority of her time for awhile. Jane Eyre, a movie Macpherson made with William Hurt, is set to hit theaters in April. When she leaves Utah on Wednesday, Macpherson is heading to New York to start shooting what she describes as a "tiny, weeny" role in Barbra Streisand's The Mirror Has Two Faces. The model and actress also a has a contract with Miramax to work on video, film and television projects. "One thing lead to another. I'm loving it," said Macpherson, when to work and when to .rest, when to ask for help and when to . go it alone. By TIM O'BRIEN "I'm always doing things, but "; The can-d- o attitude does not attitude stands 11) The can-d- o think if, it thinks, how? tall on its own accomplishments, attitude does not 2) The can-d- o not by stepping on others. think maybe, it thinks, w hen? attitude only 12) The can-d- o attitude thinks of knows one 3) The can-d- o way to act and live: possibilities, then decides to make with courage, confidence, convicthem realities. tion and integrity. attitude does not 4) The can-d- o Yes, we can have more, be think it can, it knows it can, with do more. It is up to each of more, the correct support and effort. first believe it possible, for us to o The can-dattitude is practi5) cal and knows it takes work to see ourselfand then act accordingly dreams come true and it works with confidence. smarter not harder to achieve Why settle for less than our full them. potential? Why accept less. than attitude believes 6) The can-d- o life w ill, willingly, give us jf we do iii itself. It believes in other peo' our , part? ple. It believes in the OrganizaTim tion. It believes in the future and 0 Brien is director of the Institute for Stress Management in wants to be a major part of it. Tallahassee. attitude knows 7) The can-d- o 1 pretty girl who lives next door and the guy is obsessed by her. Oh right, that's new.'" But the actress said she and Schaeffer worked hard on making the role of Jane more interesting than that. "On the surface, that's what she is, but underneath there's a whole other thing going on," Macpherson added. Although acting is something Macpherson is enjoying, it's not always easy. She's had to spend many hours in acting lessons since the last 14 years of her life have been dedicated mainly to modeling. ) ; Tips to help improve your fingernail health Butt ina On a- Show at VOUr Weddina J isn't worth going into years of debt Fungal infections are often encountered by people who frequent fingernail parlors. One Ann Landers: I want to j "'Pear 'WpYess my feelings about what Modesto, Calif." had to say s. regarding passing the hat at wed-'ding- n ,,,My husband and I were both 18 i.when we married. Our parents were of modest means, and we had to pay for everything ourselves. We (decided there was going to be no ,jiat, passing. I spent $25 on fabric, inid, my sister made my wedding jjgQiwn. The veil cost $9. A family jfrje.nd made a four-tiwedding cake, which was beautiful. We her $20 for the ingredients. My. mother's best friend made silk .flowers for the altar, and they ilopked wonderful. My sisters, my maid of honor and my mom prepared the dinner the night before. "!.).'We will soon celebrate our 1th '"anniversary. Our two young sons ' are' & joy to us. We are very happy, Sveii though we still have to watch 'vety penny. I hope you will print my letter, Ann. It might discourage 'oiing people from going into debton a show. The "perfor'toput m'ance" lasts for about four hours, and it takes two years to pay for it. ' Struggling But Happy in Maine Dear Ann Landers: I have known "Belinda" for several months, and I'm in love with her. She says she loves me, too, but we have constant fights about her roommate, "Joe." When I first met Belinda, she -- er 1 Dear Struggling: Many of "tnc brides whose weddings cost thousands of dollars would give a lot to be as happy as you are. I've said it before, and I'll the best things in it again life' aren't things. say, V Mm r J s hi Landers Advice Columnist explained that Joe was just a family friend and that there was nothing sexual between them. I believed her then, and I still believe her, although some of my friends think this is a mighty odd arrangement. Belinda and I have talked about marriage and moving in together, but she refuses to ask Joe to leave. The man sleeps on the floor in the living room. He has a good job and could well afford a place of his own. He insists that he is happy the way things are and will not look for a place of his own unless Belinda asks him to. Whenever I tell Belinda that Joe should move out, she becomes very upset and says don't trust her. I am confused about their relationship. I'm really in love with her, Ann, but I'm conflicted. Please rush your answer to Bothered and Bewildered in North Hills, Calif. Dear North Hills: No couple should start life together with a I family friend sleeping on the living room floor. Tell Belinda that Joe must go. If she refuses to respect jour wishes at this point in your relationship, you are destined to have a very rocky marriage. Dear Ann Landers: I am in my late 80s and have a poor appetite. When I go to a restaurant, I often prefer to order from the child's menu because the portions are the right size for me. Am 1 right to say it is discrimination when the waiter tells me the restaurant will not allow me to do that? I believe it is wasteful to insist that I order more than I can eat. I resent paying for food that w ill go in the garbage. What do you say? Upset in Ida Grove, Iowa Dear Ida: I say you should go to restaurants that serve half portions and offer senior citizen discounts. Check around. Gem of the Day: Advice for women who long for a man: It's better to be alone than to wish you For Jan. 24 i(i'4RES (March 19): Sharpening your skills will boost your earning potential. .Take classes. A change of lifestyle will bring people to your side. Be dis- iffcm when dealing with envious people. y 20): Curb a tenTAURUS (April dency to overspend. Others may ask questions if you start to splurge. Do not shirk your I'lCsponsibililies. Tend to an older person" needs with good grace. The outlook for ' romance is great tonight. 1 C.EMIN1 (May 20): Caution is iSWVfsed when pondering major business moves. Do not gamble on a new trend; it may of the i not last. Your relations with members ' yo&ngcr generation are in the spotlight. Use ijianVmon sense. 22): Plans you I.,CANCFR (June beautilul-jv- . isejrinto motion now should succeed Your intuition is right on target. Profits Mia- -! Romance will flower if you change your ' ippnwch. Be considerate. 22): You are able to LEO (July Your hanijle more work than usual. grows. Teamwork is the key to lasting a 'gains'If you need to let off steam, talk to iructed friend. Seek suggestions. 22): Be alert to VIRGO (Aug. 'trouble brewing at home. You need to use more diplomacy when dealing with loved instruments your manicurists prefers, clean them with alcohol and take them to each appointment." Infections also occur if the cuticle is cut too far back. .. by Cathy Guisewite cathy LUDICROUS DEADLINES... IT'S f STRESS SICK! MV EmER&ENGIES... 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