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Show rfej-- amt&m 12 A " DESERET c tfV'A "'S NEWS. "' W 1969 19, Saturday, April ?4 . tS Ay Award show on TV, he salij:- -' Its always good for laughs By HOWARD PEARSON News Theater Editor if A.y' ft Concerning the awards them- -' selves, he said: I hadnt seen' ail the nominated pictures, After four months in Europe filming whar he calls his toughest movie," actor Robert Redford will return to Utah this weekend to complete scenes in the Beehive State. Titled t. The but you never agree complete- -' ly with the choices because its political anyway. The star, who has adopted Utah as Us home, named the production company Wildwood Downhill Racers," the picture is a ski story that, in Redfords words, goes beneath the glamor of racing to show It as it really is, clouded by the pressures of politics and other ts'V'S Tu Pictures, the name coming his home in Provo ' C Canyon. from -- problems. Rouvaun Set: Be said it had to he filmed mostly in Europe, where the company has been for four because we needed months, the authentic European back- Bob was speaking on the phont from Vail, Colo. Some scenes are being shot there, thpn the company will be in Utah at Sundance Resort, formerly Timp Haven. Bob is part owner of the Provo resort. I understand we had a successful season, he said. Well open up Reed Retiring When He's 35 Oliver Reed, whose acting Oliver is one of the highlights of that picture, plans ti. retire when in Oscar-winnin- hes 35. Hes g now 31. Most actors dont want to do anything except act, he said during an interview. Generally, they think about their next part, and how great Its going to be, and little else. Me, I want a lot of things from life. I want great chunks of living and experience that acting alone cant possibly provide. The one thing a film actor has is lots of time to think between actual filming. Were all preoccupied, as a bunch of people with ourselves. We spend endless days thinking constantly about ourselves in those endless hours between setting up the next shot. Those great vast areas of time have given me a Jot of hoars to reflect on whether or not Id be bored if I werent Next Week grounds and movie companies are allowed to work in Europe seven days a week. This isnt allowed at home. Oliver Reed, star of "Oliver," is shown at left in one new movie, "Hannibal Brooks," and in his next one, "Women In Love," with Glenda Jackson. By THE MOVIEGOER sgtfa lAypelgw Star To Wind Up Ski Film in Utah ' r?:ai ?.1'5 Mgaiewg Harris only to shoot the film his early good years struggling for good parts and success. If they both come, then he often earns a fantastic income. But quite often he forgets how to spend ir. I dont want to stay pinned to the whole structure of making money all my life. I want to laze, and groove In on whatever happens. I want to live by the ocean and have fun . . . Of course, I might say something else when it comes time to retire, he added. Reed, who plays Bill "sikes In Oliver, will next be seen in Hannibal Brooks, a story about moving elephants over the Alps in World War II, and Women In Love, a romantic film. and then well close down again, but you can be sure we are looking forward to next season. The fame of Utah County skiing is spreading. Hes not partial to Sundance, however. Some scenes will be made at Alta next week, he said. Downhlil B&cere stars Gene Hackman, Academy Award winner tor Bonnie and Ciyde and Camilla Sparv as well as Redford. It also features several ski champions turned acton and acton who are excellent skiers. Many of the scenes were taken during actual racing in Austria, Switzerland and other European sites. Mr. Redford, who injured his knee in an accident before Paul Newman, Katharine Ross and Robert Redford in scene from "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" which depicts time Cassidy and the Kid were in New York. he left Utah, mended sufficiently so he was able to do much of his own skiing, which was fine with him because he portrays a champion. I believe have sensahe said. We We tional film. shot 300,000 feet in four months, which is more than was shot in 11 months on Dr. Zhivago. After he finishes the Utah scenes on Downhill Racers, 23 AFTER LAST Redford will drive to Hollywood to see a rough cut of Batch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, which tells the story of a bandit character in Utah more than 70 years ago. Paul Newman is Mr. the Cassidy; Redford dance Kid. Sun- -' Scenes for this movie were made in Utah, Arizona, California, New York and Mexico. We before Bob. week Cassidy and then go to New York for three weeks to make arrangements for the second season for our Provo resort. Then Ill return to Hollywood to start a new movie, Big Halsey an$ Little Foss, a film about motorcycle racing. Michael Pollard, the driver in BIG WEEKS and Clyde, is Bonnie He will perform: every eve- at 8:30 p.m. and has matinees Fir days and Satiff- -' ning star- ring also. days. Valley Music Hall was talking of the possibility of adding still another matinee. Bob will be on that film until September, then hell start work in the cutting room on Downhill Racers, which is expected to be reused in December. Extra already has seating been added and any tickets will be for seats around the back of the auditorium. Skiles and Henderson, a comedy team, will perform with Rouvan. Bob can always be denuded upon for a candid statement. About the Acack-i- y . ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST YEAR!.. 5 DAYS! Will Never Again. Be With Valley Music Hall already sold out for all performances, Rouvaun, the Utah singer, will make his third appearance next week at the North Salt Lake theater-in-th- e - round. 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