The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, August 31, 1989, Image 10

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    The Battalion
Thursday, August 31,1989
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“Marriage is like the Mid-
isn’t it? There’s no solu-
homilies
expressed by Pauline Collins in the
movie “Shirley Valentine,” which
will open in September. She has
plenty of time to think up such
things, since she spends much of her
day in the kitchen of her modest flat,
talking to the wall. That’s right, the
wall.
Snodgress in “Diary of a Mad
Housewife.” So you might think
nothing new can be said. Wrong.
Shirley Valentine is the most heart
grabbing character on the screen in
ages. Pauline Collins is likely to grab
the Academy Award as well.
about in die play, though thG he agency
remains the monologue she din ichool Lunc
at the wall and the camera.
Scott Dun
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The boredom of housewifery has
been explored from Shirley Booth in
“Come Back, Little Sheba” to Carrie
Willy Russell (“Educating Rita”)
first wrote “Shirley Valentine” as a
one-character play. Collins
prizes for it in London’s West End,
then repeated the feat in New York,
adding the Tony and every other
award in sight. Russell’s movie script
adds the characters Shirley talked
won come
directing star-making roles, as
proved with Michael Cainein
and Julie Walters in ‘‘Edirf tient is con
Rita.” His work with PaulineOi )intly w j t p,
is nothing less than brilliant.Cte ervices
ters who address the screen can
bore. Collins never is j
round, wise face and her p j
delivery of one-liners area aeli|
watch and hear.
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