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- John Williams plays the part of Himself - Honoree in the 1985 show 'Master Harold'... and the Boys.
- In 2005, he takes the role of General Harrison in the show 'T4' in Narnia.
- He plays the part of 'English' Army Captain in the 1988 release Aerosynodos, I.
- In 2006, John Williams plays Militant in the production Alive: Back to the Andes.
- For the 2000 tv series All Access Pass to the 14th Annual American Comedy Awards, he plays the part of Insp. Byrnes.
- For the 1986 video All Over Down Under, he is cast in the role of Gerald Waverly.
- He stars as Arthur Frankland in the 1995 show Alt-Heidelberg.
- For the 1991 Anal Encounters 1, John Williams plays H. H. Hughson.
- In 1985, he is cast in the role of Himself in the video release of Anal Player.
- Performer in the 1988 show 21 Hump Street.
- John Williams is cast in the role of Mr. Foster in the 1975 show 3 Minutes on the Dangers of Film Recording.
- In 2005, John Williams plays Chief Insp. Hubbard in the feature 9 Steps to a New Start.
- John Williams stars as Lutz in the 1908 show The Adventures of a Watch.
- For the 1967 feature Adyang Batibot, Himself - Conductor.
- In 1971, John Williams plays Himself in the show Airlift a la Carte.
- Himself in the 1973 release of Airline Cockpit.
- In 2007, John Williams plays the part of Himself in the show Airlock, or How to Say Goodbye in Space.
- In 1957, John Williams's character is Cop #1 in the production of Ana.
- In 2004, John Williams plays Dr. Finache in the video The Babysitter 18.
- In 2004, John Williams stars as Colonel Pickering in the video Barely Legal 47.
- For the 1994 release Battle of the Glands, Himself - Best Original Score Winner.
- For the 1980 tv series Battle of Westlands, he is cast in the role of Himself.
- He is cast in the role of Himself in the 2005 video Big Gulps.
- In 2005, he plays Himself in the video Bound Captives in Sexy Costumes!.
- For the 2003 release Bound Cargo, he plays the part of Himself.
- In 1999, he plays Mansfield in the release of Atsumono.
- For the 1931 release of Ausflug ins Leben, John Williams stars as Launching officer.
- In 1991, he is cast in the role of Judge in the movie The Ballad of the Sad Cafe.
- For the 1991 feature Battle of the Bulge, he is cast in the role of Sir Roger Haversham.
- Himself in the 1926 movie Battling Kid.
- For the 1956 movie Behind the High Wall, Archbald Puffin.
- He plays the part of Thomas Fairchild in the 1946 feature The Best Years of Our Lives.
- For the 1981 movie Bidasses aux grandes manoeuvres, Les, John Williams stars as Colonel Whittingham.
- For the 1950 movie Blaze Busters, John Williams plays the part of Nigel 'Niles' French (1967).
- In 2009, John Williams plays Jameson the Butler in the movie Bob and the Alien.
- He plays Himself in the 1987 movie The Brave Little Toaster.
- For the 1969 feature Breve cielo, John Williams plays Himself.
- In 2000, he takes the role of Gen. Mayhew in the tv series Cleo Bachelor of the Year.
- In 1997, John Williams's character is Prosecuting Counsel in the video release of Coronation Street: Viva Las Vegas!.
- He takes the role of Insp. Briscoe (1964-1965) in the 2000 video Corporal Punishment.
- For the 1994 production of By Woman's Hand, he plays the part of Mr. Brogan-Moore.
- For the 2005 feature Calentito, El, John Williams is cast in the role of Peregrine Upjohn.
- John Williams plays Himself in the 1961 movie Cave se rebiffe, Le.
- In 1970, John T. Blessington in the release of Count Yorga, Vampire.
- He plays the part of Delton in the 1919 movie Count Your Change.
- In 2002, Gilbert Dickinson in the release Dark Stories 2.
- For the 1977 show The Crater Lake Monster, John Williams's character is Himself.
- John Williams plays Brig. Russell in the 1965 feature Den boroun na mas horisoun.
- For the 1965 movie Deutschland - Terminus Ost, John Williams's character is Himself.
- For the 1986 movie Didi auf vollen Touren, he stars as Conductor (1979-1995).
- For the 1985 show Emila nedarbi, John Williams plays Himself.
- For the 1914 production of The Fable of the Regular Beanery and the Preachy Newcomer, he plays Himself.
- In 1987, Himself in the video release of Grateful Dead: Ticket to New Year's Eve Concert.
- John Williams stars as Himself in the 1994 video release of Grateful Grandma's Gang Bang.
- In 2004, he is cast in the role of Himself in the show Grattis Victoria.
- John Williams plays Stevens in the 1948 feature Grande strada, La.
- In 1959, he takes the role of Himself in the movie Hao yuan jia.
- In 1980, John Williams plays Himself in the movie Hard Knocks.
- He is cast in the role of Himself in the 1958 feature High Hell.
- In 2003, John Williams's character is Himself in the release Hot Rods.
- Review: Good to see Indy, but `Skull' is a mess (AP)
  
  AP - You see the hat before the hero — that famous fedora, the one that stays put through every tricky situation, or at least at arm's length for a hasty getaway. And of course he still has the whip, the paralyzing fear of snakes and the catchy John Willi
  on 2008-05-19 00:45:55
- Review: Good to see Indy, but `Skull' is a mess (AP)
  
  AP - You see the hat before the hero — that famous fedora, the one that stays put through every tricky situation, or at least at arm's length for a hasty getaway. And of course he still has the whip, the paralyzing fear of snakes and the catchy John Willi
  on 2008-05-19 00:46:21
- Review: Good to see Indy, but `Skull' is a mess (AP)
  
  AP - You see the hat before the hero — that famous fedora, the one that stays put through every tricky situation, or at least at arm's length for a hasty getaway. And of course he still has the whip, the paralyzing fear of snakes and the catchy John Willi
  on 2008-05-19 12:45:27
- Sugar Bits - Industry Buzz Calls Golden Compass a Dud
  
  Film industry buzz is that Nicole Kidman's next movie, The Golden Compass, will bomb at the box office. In fact, the entire article is about her string of failed films. Hopefully the Oscar winner will prove them wrong. ? Page Six Singer and actor
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- Beyonce, Carrie Underwood, Elton John to Perform at Movies Rock
  
  Speaking of well-known music from movies, Conde Nast Media Group the Producers Guild and the Entertainment Industry Foundation will team up for Movies Rock, a salute to music in movies, which will air December 7 on CBS. Similar to their Fashion Rocks eve
  on 2007-10-24 16:49:48
- Gretchen Mol Has a Son
  
  Ptolemy John Williams is the first child for the actress and her director husband
  on 2007-10-23 22:46:36
- I like this kind of stuff (and *love* the Oscars), hope it's okay to post here seeing as it's not really gossip. From here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4723752.stm Academy Awards 2006 trivia PICS: Brokeback Mountain leads an open race for the Oscars Dame Judi Dench'>Judi Dench is nominated for Mrs Henderson Presents Steven Spielberg is one of the most successful Oscars producers The Academy Awards will be handed out in Hollywood on 5 March. Now in its 78th year, the ceremony has long fascinated movie fans with its mix of glamour, suspense and surprise. Here are some of snippets of trivia about this year's event: Brokeback Mountain leads the nominations with eight. It is the most open Oscars race since 2000, the last time a film topped the list with eight nominations (American Beauty). The leading films in subsequent years have received between 11-13 nominations each. It is a good year for Oscars newcomers - 14 of the 20 acting nominees have not been nominated before, the highest number for nine years. The remaining six have 13 previous nominations and four awards between them. It is a good year for low-budget films - only one of the best picture nominees had a budget over $15m (Ł8.6m), according to the Internet Movie Database. Munich is the most expensive, with a reported $75m (Ł43m) budget. Among the best picture nominees, Crash led the US box office takings at the time of the nominations with $55m (Ł32m), followed by Brokeback Mountain's $42m (Ł24m). For the first time in 25 years, all five nominees for best picture have also been nominated for best director - only the fourth time in Oscars history that the shortlists have been the same. At 71, Dame Judi Dench'>Judi Dench is the oldest best actress nominee since 80-year-old Jessica Tandy won for Driving Miss Daisy in 1990. Dame Judi is nominated for her role in Mrs Henderson Presents. Keira Knightley, 20, who is shortlisted for Pride and Prejudice, would be the youngest best actress winner if she won. The current record is held by Marlee Matlin, who won for Children of a Lesser God in 1987, aged 21. If Heath Ledger wins best actor for Brokeback Mountain, the 26-year-old would be the youngest winner of the award. Adrien Brody, who was 29 when he won for The Pianist in 2003, currently holds the record. Ledger's girlfriend Michelle Williams is nominated for best supporting actress. The pair met while filming Brokeback Mountain and had a daughter in October. George Clooney is the first person to be nominated for acting in and directing different films in the same year. He is up for best supporting actor for his role in Syriana, plus best director and best original screenplay for Good Night, and Good Luck. Clooney is only the fifth person to be nominated for acting, directing and writing in the same year - following Orson Welles (1942), Woody Allen (1978), Warren Beatty (1979 and 1982) and Roberto Benigni (1999). With Munich, Steven Spielberg has produced a total of five films with best picture nominations - one behind record-holder Stanley Kramer and tied with Francis Ford Coppola. He has also been nominated for best director six times. Woody Allen has received his 21st career nomination for best original screenplay for Match Point. He has received more screenplay nominations than any other writer in Oscars history with 14. He has also been nominated for best director six times and best actor once, winning a total of three times. Composer John Williams has two nominations for best original score for writing music for Munich and Memoirs of a Geisha. It takes his career nominations tally to 40 - one behind best score record-holder Alfred Newman. Williams has won five times. Cheers, TD (aka Rhonda) So keep your auditions for somebody Who hasn't got so much to lose 'Cause you can tell by the lines I'm reciting That I've seen that movie too from Elton John's "I've Seen That Movie Too" for a good time call www.tinyd.net The Original Sesame Street Lyrics and Sounds Archive http://www.tinyd.net/sesame1.html
- http://breakingnews.iol.ie/entertainment/story.asp?j=69140484&p=69y4x786&n=6 9140864 Spielberg rushing to get his Munich film out on time 06/11/2005 - 13:57:08 Movie-maker Steven Spielberg is promising film fans and critics his new movie about the 1972 Olympics will hit cinemas on time next month, even though composer John Williams is struggling with the score. Spielberg is in a real race to complete the film, Munich, in time for the all-important Oscars consideration period this side of Christmas - even though the film seems far from finished, according to new movie awards website TheEnvelope.com. The controversial drama about the hunting down of Palestinian militants who killed 11 Israeli athletes at the Olympic Games only finished filming in late September and Williams has yet to record a single note for the soundtrack. But Spielberg insists his film will hit cinemas on time. The director's spokesman Marvin Levy says: "There aren't many movies like this, which start shooting around July 1 and plan to be in theatres on December 23. But it will get done. Munich's production is moving forward exactly as it should." According to the new Los Angeles Times website, which will monitor all the movie awards leading up to the Oscars, 8 December is the last possible day Munich can be considered for the early press awards. Golden Globe ballots are due on 10 December. Many critics, who vote on the ballots, have been told they'll see the film in early December.
- Skipper wrote: > Story sounds accurate. That sounds just like both Fields and Levy > (who's a classy guy). > Marty Rathbun deRothschild wrote: The preceeding posting was not posted by Marty Rathbun de Rothschild but by notorious forger Garry Scarff from Hollywood, California. Complain to this ISP Earthlink and the authorities and read about the lawless man here: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=Garry%20Scarff&hl=en&lr=&sa=N&tab=wg
- Story sounds accurate. That sounds just like both Fields and Levy (who's a classy guy). In article , Marty Rathbun deRothschild wrote: > Steven Spielberg Will Not Be Working With Tom Cruise Again, "Will Never > Call Him His Friend"... > Spielberg, who directed him in "War of the Worlds," to call. > say the director is still steamed at Cruise for ranting, during what > were supposed to be promotional appearances for the Martian-invasion > film, against the widespread use of Ritalin to treat unruly children > diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. > themselves and know some children for whom Ritalin does a lot of good. > They took exception to what Tom said about the drug." > more than the movie during press interviews. > letter from Cruise's lawyer Bert Fields, noting: > Spielberg was upset with Tom about Tom's speaking out about his views > on children's use of drugs . . . and that now they are not speaking to > each other." > demonstrably false. Steven is not upset with Tom . . . Tom and Steven > remain close friends and are looking forward to working together again. > The idea that they are not speaking is not only false but absurd. > Actually Steven is shooting a movie in Budapest and Tom is shooting one > [in the States]." > letter. > working together again and Steven will never call him his friend." > comment, Levy first wanted to settle the score about another item > picked up from a Web site claiming the director insisted on being > called "Maestro." > wanting to be called 'Maestro' with no eye contact must have had a bad > serving of goulash. The only person in our film community who might be > called 'Maestro' is [conductor] John Williams and only when he's on the > podium holding a baton. I will get back to you on the other item after > I talk to Steven." > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > chosen to run out of ALL the stories out there today? > Posted by: shthar on September 21, 2005 at 11:33am > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Well whaddya expect from a nominally practicing Jew and a conveniently > semi devout Scientologist. It's all to generate buzz and $. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > This vendetta has a lot less to do with Cruise's scientology and a lot > to do with the stance he has been taking with the multi-billion dollar > drug industry. > Posted by: Grunty on September 21, 2005 at 11:49am > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Cruise knows everything, he has read up on almost everything, he can > never be told anything, because he knows better. He is convinced he is > a walking God. > is his anchor, this makes him even better than his best. He too > believes, he's the greatest actor of all time. He is absolutly amazing. > Posted by: on September 21, 2005 at 12:13pm > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > She could wear anything. Good kee-rist, she looks awful in that dress. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > failed movie elsewhere. One botched Tom Cruise interview on Oprah > wouldn't drive people away from the theaters - if the movie were any > good. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > The truth" Tom made a move on Steve.. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > I never really realized how good Tom looks in a dress. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Hopefully Spielberg will distance himself from anyone who uses their > celebrity status for religious or political issues. Regretfully I doubt > that will be the case. The phone calls stop coming when anyone goes > against the grain of the Hollywood left. Guys like Mel Gibson gave > Hollywood the middle finger and did it his way. I'm sure Tom will do > the same. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Ritalin is speed for kids, profit for drug companies (Novartis et al). > Just say no. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > I realize Arianna Huffington is a Californian who never met a camera > she did not like, or never used her cleverness for anything other than > her own causes and agenda. So here is a bit of news. The world does not > revolve around Hollywood. > obviously an attempt to make Cruise into what Huffington is, an > egomaniac who can't get enough of self. There can be no doubt, > so-called celebrities think of themselves as above the common man. The > aftermath of Katrina is about these concerts by big name stars who want > everyone to know they care. > hero star, they're all as fucked up as the rest of us. As for how > Spielberg deals with Cruise is his business, not mine. As for this > blog's obsession with innuendo, fuck you Arianna. As for Scientology, > who gives a shit. Besides, as Groucho Marx once said, "I would never > join a club that would have me as a member". > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > What's all the fuss? So I worship L. Ron Hubbard. Who am I hurting? At > least I don't wallowing around in religious sentiment and worship an > invisible man that lives in the clouds like you losers. Get a life and > stay out of mine!! > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Cruise has jumped the shark. It doesn't mean that his opinions are not > wrong or that he couldn't contribute anything to the debate, but the > Scientology connection is discrediting. > drug companies for the same market. Where is the public interest? Its > not there. > so as a proxy for Scientology, that's suspect. > years his junior doesn't help his credibility. > a bet that L. Ron Hubbard made with another Sci-Fi writer, Hubbard > betting that he could invent a religion... Voila. > Psychological theories. > personal, keep it to your self, and keep it out of business and the > work place. His failure to do that may do to him what is would likely > do to all of us, ruin our careers. As it should. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > The aliens are coming, Tom will show you the way to enlightenment. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Dubya supporters will defend Scientlogist wackos like Cruise to the > bitter end because they're brainwashed cultists as well. > For Themselves on September 21, 2005 at 02:14pm > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Cruise should get some good Qualudes for himself. > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2005/09/21/steven-spielberg-will-not_n_7670.html >
- Steven Spielberg Will Not Be Working With Tom Cruise Again, "Will Never Call Him His Friend"... The New York Post TOM Cruise shouldn't wait by the phone for his old "friend" Steven Spielberg, who directed him in "War of the Worlds," to call. Reports from Budapest and Paris, where Spielberg is filming "Munich," say the director is still steamed at Cruise for ranting, during what were supposed to be promotional appearances for the Martian-invasion film, against the widespread use of Ritalin to treat unruly children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. One source said: "Steven and his wife [Kate Capshaw] have five children themselves and know some children for whom Ritalin does a lot of good. They took exception to what Tom said about the drug." Spielberg was also said to be annoyed that Cruise played up Scientology more than the movie during press interviews. In August, when PAGE SIX started researching this story, we received a letter from Cruise's lawyer Bert Fields, noting: "We have received word that you are planning a report that Steven Spielberg was upset with Tom about Tom's speaking out about his views on children's use of drugs . . . and that now they are not speaking to each other." The letter stated: "Each of these statements is absolutely and demonstrably false. Steven is not upset with Tom . . . Tom and Steven remain close friends and are looking forward to working together again. The idea that they are not speaking is not only false but absurd. Actually Steven is shooting a movie in Budapest and Tom is shooting one [in the States]." But maybe Fields should have talked to Spielberg before writing this letter. Another source, a close friend of the director, said: "They will not be working together again and Steven will never call him his friend." When we faxed Fields' letter to Spielberg rep Marvin Levy and asked for comment, Levy first wanted to settle the score about another item picked up from a Web site claiming the director insisted on being called "Maestro." Levy said: "Whoever fed you that ridiculous item about Steven Spielberg wanting to be called 'Maestro' with no eye contact must have had a bad serving of goulash. The only person in our film community who might be called 'Maestro' is [conductor] John Williams and only when he's on the podium holding a baton. I will get back to you on the other item after I talk to Steven." Levy called back to "decline comment." ------------------------------------------------------------------------- POSTED COMMENTS FROM READERS: ok, somebody at the huffpo must have a vendetta against Cruise. This story isn't even worthy of being called gossip, but it's the one chosen to run out of ALL the stories out there today? Did Tom not give you an autograph? Never replied to your letter? What? Posted by: shthar on September 21, 2005 at 11:33am ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Well whaddya expect from a nominally practicing Jew and a conveniently semi devout Scientologist. It's all to generate buzz and $. Posted by: Jay Scott on September 21, 2005 at 11:40am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This vendetta has a lot less to do with Cruise's scientology and a lot to do with the stance he has been taking with the multi-billion dollar drug industry. Posted by: Grunty on September 21, 2005 at 11:49am -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cruise knows everything, he has read up on almost everything, he can never be told anything, because he knows better. He is convinced he is a walking God. He is the most perfect specimen of humanity that exists. Scientology, is his anchor, this makes him even better than his best. He too believes, he's the greatest actor of all time. He is absolutly amazing. Posted by: on September 21, 2005 at 12:13pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- She could wear anything. Good kee-rist, she looks awful in that dress. Posted by: bibimimi on September 21, 2005 at 12:17pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Or could it be that Spielberg is just trying to place the blame for his failed movie elsewhere. One botched Tom Cruise interview on Oprah wouldn't drive people away from the theaters - if the movie were any good. Posted by: J.Neem on September 21, 2005 at 12:30pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- The truth" Tom made a move on Steve.. Posted by: pascal jim on September 21, 2005 at 12:54pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I never really realized how good Tom looks in a dress. Posted by: Larry on September 21, 2005 at 01:34pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hopefully Spielberg will distance himself from anyone who uses their celebrity status for religious or political issues. Regretfully I doubt that will be the case. The phone calls stop coming when anyone goes against the grain of the Hollywood left. Guys like Mel Gibson gave Hollywood the middle finger and did it his way. I'm sure Tom will do the same. Posted by: what on September 21, 2005 at 01:43pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ritalin is speed for kids, profit for drug companies (Novartis et al). Just say no. Posted by: mongo on September 21, 2005 at 01:45pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I realize Arianna Huffington is a Californian who never met a camera she did not like, or never used her cleverness for anything other than her own causes and agenda. So here is a bit of news. The world does not revolve around Hollywood. Capernicus discovered that planets revolve around the sun. There is obviously an attempt to make Cruise into what Huffington is, an egomaniac who can't get enough of self. There can be no doubt, so-called celebrities think of themselves as above the common man. The aftermath of Katrina is about these concerts by big name stars who want everyone to know they care. Well, to all you star gazers who think their lives revolve around their hero star, they're all as fucked up as the rest of us. As for how Spielberg deals with Cruise is his business, not mine. As for this blog's obsession with innuendo, fuck you Arianna. As for Scientology, who gives a shit. Besides, as Groucho Marx once said, "I would never join a club that would have me as a member". Posted by: whocares on September 21, 2005 at 01:49pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- What's all the fuss? So I worship L. Ron Hubbard. Who am I hurting? At least I don't wallowing around in religious sentiment and worship an invisible man that lives in the clouds like you losers. Get a life and stay out of mine!! Posted by: tom on September 21, 2005 at 01:52pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cruise has jumped the shark. It doesn't mean that his opinions are not wrong or that he couldn't contribute anything to the debate, but the Scientology connection is discrediting. Religious fundementalist object to science. Scientologist compete with drug companies for the same market. Where is the public interest? Its not there. If he wants to speak out against drug companies, that's fine. But to do so as a proxy for Scientology, that's suspect. And jumping up and down about a relationship with a women nearly 20 years his junior doesn't help his credibility. One of my Sci-fi buff friends thinks that Scientology was the result of a bet that L. Ron Hubbard made with another Sci-Fi writer, Hubbard betting that he could invent a religion... Voila. >From what I have read, Scientology is just a metaphore for Psychological theories. Having said that, if it does Tom some good fine. But religion is personal, keep it to your self, and keep it out of business and the work place. His failure to do that may do to him what is would likely do to all of us, ruin our careers. As it should. Posted by: Bub on September 21, 2005 at 01:54pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The aliens are coming, Tom will show you the way to enlightenment. Posted by: on September 21, 2005 at 02:13pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dubya supporters will defend Scientlogist wackos like Cruise to the bitter end because they're brainwashed cultists as well. Posted by: Cons Love Cultists Because They're Not Smart Enough To Think For Themselves on September 21, 2005 at 02:14pm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cruise should get some good Qualudes for himself. Posted by: Red_Neck_Repub on September 21, 2005 at 02:17pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2005/09/21/steven-spielberg-will-not_n_7670.html
- "Thanatos" wrote in message news:atropos-5602CE.21455318032008@news.giganews.com... > In article > , > TranslucentAmoebae wrote: possession"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/11/mary-ann-busted-with-mary-jane/ responsibility"http://www.tmz.com/2008/03/12/it-wasnt-mary-anns-mary-jane/ > difference? He can't tell you...too drunk.
- SPIELBERG IN CRUISE MELTDOWN TOM Cruise shouldn't wait by the phone for his old "friend" Steven Spielberg, who directed him in "War of the Worlds," to call. Reports from Budapest and Paris, where Spielberg is filming "Munich," say the director is still steamed at Cruise for ranting, during what were supposed to be promotional appearances for the Martian-invasion film, against the widespread use of Ritalin to treat unruly children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. One source said: "Steven and his wife [Kate Capshaw] have five children themselves and know some children for whom Ritalin does a lot of good. They took exception to what Tom said about the drug." Spielberg was also said to be annoyed that Cruise played up Scientology more than the movie during press interviews. In August, when PAGE SIX started researching this story, we received a letter from Cruise's lawyer Bert Fields, noting: "We have received word that you are planning a report that Steven Spielberg was upset with Tom about Tom's speaking out about his views on children's use of drugs . . . and that now they are not speaking to each other." The letter stated: "Each of these statements is absolutely and demonstrably false. Steven is not upset with Tom . . . Tom and Steven remain close friends and are looking forward to working together again. The idea that they are not speaking is not only false but absurd. Actually Steven is shooting a movie in Budapest and Tom is shooting one [in the States]." But maybe Fields should have talked to Spielberg before writing this letter. Another source, a close friend of the director, said: "They will not be working together again and Steven will never call him his friend." When we faxed Fields' letter to Spielberg rep Marvin Levy and asked for comment, Levy first wanted to settle the score about another item picked up from a Web site claiming the director insisted on being called "Maestro." Levy said: "Whoever fed you that ridiculous item about Steven Spielberg wanting to be called 'Maestro' with no eye contact must have had a bad serving of goulash. The only person in our film community who might be called 'Maestro' is [conductor] John Williams and only when he's on the podium holding a baton. I will get back to you on the other item after I talk to Steven." Levy called back to "decline comment."
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Review: Good to see Indy, but `Skull' is a mess (AP)

Review: Good to see Indy, but `Skull' is a mess (AP)

Review: Good to see Indy, but `Skull' is a mess (AP)

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