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'Bachelor Party is mindless fun
By Scott Harrah
"Bachelor Party" is the
latest fatuous farce to come
out of Hollywood's collec
tion of sex comedies. In
the tradition of its artis
tically reprehensive prede
cessors "Porlcs ," "Spring
Break," etc. this film
relies on raffish humor
rather than plot to com
pel the audience.
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The "plot," what little
of it there is, centers on a
young couple about to be
married. The mainland
man from "Splash," Tom
Hanks, plays a lovable slob
busdriver named Rick
who's engaged to Debbie,
a punk clothing store clerk
(played by Tawny Kitaen).
When Rick announces that
his buddies are throwing
him a bachelor party, Deb
bie gives her approval as
long as no hookers will be
present. Deliciously lubri
cious madness follows.
Coie,the quintessential
preppie geek who also has
his eye on Debbie plots
revenge when she turns
down his marriage prop
osal For some reason, two
salable sirens show up at
Debbie's bridal shower to
perform a wickedly rau
cous' S&M scene. This is
one of many cheap yet
hilarious sequences that
arent germane to the story.
Essentially, the film is
nothing but a chronicle
of the hedonistic tempta-i
tions Rick must avoid to
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stay true to his sweetie.
However, Debbie has her
share of temptations as
well. When her girlfriends
take her to Chippendale's,
a male strip joint, a beefy
waiter serves the gals hot
dogs but one of the
franks on the serving tray
isn't an Oscar Meyer!
I won't reveal anymore
of the juicy details as they
are much too lurid foj
publication..
Though this film is tunny,
it is hardly high quality.
Pervasive sensationalism
and Tom Hanks' commen
dable performance are the
only elements that can
hold an audience's inter
est and after an hour of
this nearly two-hour flick,
the predictable jokes get
old, you get tired of hear
ing and seeing hookers
and the unfettered breasts
are no longer interesting.
If writer-director Neil
Israel would have edited
his screenplay to thirty
minutes, this movie may
haveworked Instead,movie
goers are forced to wait
two hours to see if Rick
and Debbie will get mar
ried and live trashily ever
after.
So if you're iii the mood
for a mindless, escapist
flick and have two hours
to insult your intelligence,
check this campy turkey
out. You will laugh and
feel guilty about it!
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Leonard Nimoy has been signed to star in "The
Sun Also Rises" a four hour mini-series currently
being produced by Twentieth Century Fox Televi
sion in Paris and Spain.
Nimoy, a veteran actor, writer and director, is best
known as Mr. Spock in the "Star Trek" television
series and feature films.
Nimoy will play the role of The Count, a myste
rious member of Parisian society, in the mini-series
which will air on NBC.
James and Roberta Larson have recently joined
the staff of the Omaha Magic Theatre. James Larson
will serve as Assistant Artistic Director, and
Roberta Larson as Production Manager.
James Larson has been teaching acting and
improvisation for the Department of f hestre at the
University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas for the
past three years. He is currently completing work on
his doctoral dissertation, which centers on the his
tory of the Omaha Magic Theatre and its pkywright-in-residence,
Megan Terry.
' Friday, July 6, 1984
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