The gusty winds are continuing to blow. “Last Of The Wild”, this evening, focuses upon the pelican. “Willesee”, at seven o’clock on Channel Seven, contains an interview conducted between Paul Makin, a reporter on the show, and an apparently drunk Robert Shaw. The actor, who was born in England, is asked about his role in the film, “The Deep”, which also stars the English actress, Jacqueline Bisset and Nick “Rich Man, Poor Man” Nolte.
Half past seven heralds another delivery from the American comedy series, “Good Times”, and an hour later, and also on Channel Seven, Bill Collins introduces the picture, “Reflection Of Murder”. Produced in 1974, it features actresses Tuesday Weld and Joan Hackett. Bill informs us that it is based upon a French film of the 1950s, which I remember having seen.
“Darling”, another motion picture, from 1965, screens from half past ten, however, we are only to watch the commencement of it. Evidently, the English duo of Julie Christie and Dirk Bogarde has a prominent role to play, as does the late Laurence Harvey.