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Suitable even though blasphemous!
BUENOS AIRES The president has dismissed her as unsuitable to be cast as Evita Peron. Others have branded her unwelcome even blasphemous, reports AP
But Madonna, describing Argentina's former first lady as a role model" and "respectable woman." urged cynical Argentines Tuesday not to write her off too early.
"I can’t say I didn't feel hurt. But negative reactions are based on what people here don't know and don't under stand, she told a news conference "Form your opinions after you've seen the movie
Tm full of admiration for her (Evita) She came from nothing to have such Influence over the country." she added. The more 1 knew, the more I wanted to know."
Her hair tied back la a bun. with ruby-painted lips, a white two-piece suit and silver earrings. Madonna looked every bit the part of Evita, whom she will portray when shooting begins Saturday in Buenos Aires province
The film Is based on Andrew Lloyd Webber's controversial Broadway musical "Evita," which painted her as a power-hungry populist. Evita died of cancer In 1952 at the age of 33.
British actor Jonathan Pryce will play the part of Evlta's husband, former President Gen. Juan Domingo Peron. An tonio Banderas will portray a narrator, called ’Che."
Madonna's history and raunchy stage antics have made many Peronist supporter* fear she might cheapen the name of the woman they still worship.
Trashy or trash?
NEW YORK: Former 'Dynasty star Joan Collins is also a star author, hut a book editor told a court her writing is primitive and. well, no good, reports AP
Random House editor Joni Evans was the first witness Tuesday in a Random House lawsuit against Collins. The publisher wants back its 1.3 million dlrs advance from Collins, saying she failed to deliver "ready for press" books
But the British actress, who showed up for court dressed more like a diva than a defendant, wants Random House to hand over the unpaid portion of her 4 million dlrs book deal.
The star of 50 films marched into court wearing highheeled black leather boots, a white silk blouse open at the collar and a double-breasted black wool suit.
"Nobody held a gun to Random House's head to pay me 4 million dlrs." the 62-year-old Collins said. "They were begging for me."
In his opening statement. Collins' attorney said Random House wanted out of the deal because the publisher had badly overpaid.
But Evans, who is now a literary agent al Random House, testified the Collins' novel wasn't trashy — it was trash.
'I remember feeling alarmed, that it was primitive, very much off base." the editor said. "It was no good. It was not something anyone on the street would read or like."