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Thursday
January
30
1975
THE
GAMBLE
HIS
LATEST
ROLE
ersatile
Caan
keeping
busy
James
Caan
still
in
tho
white
heat
glow
of
his
Oscar
nomination
for
The
God
Godfather
¬
father
two
years
ago
has
not
stopped
working
an
exhilarat
exhilarating
¬
ing
state
of
affairs
for
a
young
actor
who
had
been
quoted
on
several
occasions
for
liking
to
pick
and
choose
his
movies
The
past
year
while
moviegoers
enjoyed
his
per
performance
¬
formance
as
a
Seattle
stranded
sailor
on
a
Cin
Cinderella
¬
derella
Liberty
he
got
to
impersonate
the
legendary
showman
Billy
Rose
in
Funny
Lady
and
New
York
to
help
publicize
The
Gam
Gambler
¬
bler
the
Karel
Reisz
film
set
in
New
York
and
Las
Vegas
in
which
he
plays
a
college
pro
professor
¬
fessor
who
takes
risks
with
his
life
and
the
people
and
things
he
cares
about
The
Gambler
opens
Sunday
at
the
Spruceland
Theatre
Until
this
hyperactive
period
of
work
took
over
Caans
fil
mography
the
actor
had
been
looking
for
that
big
break
A
film
that
would
be
commer
commercial
¬
cial
as
he
puts
it
something
that
I
could
show
myself
off
in
and
be
seen
While
critics
touted
his
work
as
a
mentally
retarded
hitchhiker
in
The
Rain
People
hardly
anyone
got
to
see
him
because
the
film
failed
commercailly
The
Godfather
of
course
changed
all
that
with
practi
practically
¬
cally
everyone
involved
in
that
fim
suddenly
in
the
limelight
When
I
first
started
I
tried
very
hard
to
be
as
different
as
I
possibly
could
with
each
role
Id
get
recalls
Caan
And
hes
glad
that
he
did
Because
he
says
people
dont
associate
me
with
any
one
particular
kind
of
thing
which
is
fine
with
me
You
know
he
continues
the
great
thing
in
the
film
business
the
thing
that
I
admired
about
the
actors
that
I
admire
such
as
Brando
Muni
and
Tracy
is
that
they
put
themselves
out
on
a
limb
and
put
themselves
in
a
posi
position
¬
tion
where
they
can
fall
on
their
face
you
know
what
I
mean
And
I
think
thats
a
lux
luxury
¬
ury
that
this
business
now
has
sort
of
taken
away
from
many
actors
because
you
know
like
they
say
Youre
as
good
as
your
last
picture
Its
really
true
You
can
be
the
superstar
and
then
come
out
in
some
bomb
and
youre
a
mess
If
I
wanted
to
learn
to
play
the
saxophone
and
I
learned
to
play
Yankee
Doo
Doodle
¬
dle
Dandy
on
it
and
I
was
the
greatest
Yankee
Doodle
Dandy
player
in
the
world
that
doesnt
make
me
a
saxophone
James
Caan
is
jubilant
as
he
rides
the
crest
of
a
winn
winning
¬
ing
streak
in
Las
Vegas
in
Paramount
Pictures
The
Gambler
The
Robert
Chartoff
Irwin
Winkler
Production
of
a
Karel
Reisz
Film
was
written
by
James
Toback
Reisz
directed
the
film
drama
which
also
stars
Paul
Sorvino
and
Lauren
Hutton
on
loca
locations
¬
tions
in
New
York
and
Las
Vegas
In
Color
Opens
Sun
Sunday
¬
day
at
the
Spruceland
Theatre
player
as
far
as
Im
concerned
Maybe
Im
too
much
of
an
idealist
but
I
went
through
a
creative
process
in
New
York
for
four
and
a
half
years
and
I
like
to
play
different
things
I
like
to
mess
with
the
instru
instrument
¬
ment
as
much
as
I
possibly
can
You
gotta
blow
a
little
jazz
you
gotta
blow
a
little
straight
a
little
classical
stuff
Then
youre
accomplished
I
guess
I
just
kind
of
like
to
do
it
the
way
I
like
to
do
it
answers
Caan
when
asked
about
his
throughts
on
acting
But
Caan
who
musters
the
same
expansiveness
and
affa
affability
¬
bility
off
screen
as
he
does
on
admits
that
he
cant
live
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AND
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life
of
an
actor
as
far
as
the
cliche
role
of
an
actor
is
in
his
social
life
I
like
to
get
out
with
my
friends
explains
Caan
I
like
to
go
to
the
pool
room
have
a
few
drinks
and
chase
girls
and
do
all
of
that
I
have
to
be
able
to
blow
off
the
days
work
But
now
I
try
to
laugh
when
I
am
working
and
have
a
good
time
Caan
who
now
makes
his
home
on
the
Pacific
coast
and
spends
much
of
his
off-the-set
time
in
rodeo
competitions
admits
to
being
most
at
ease
with
what
he
calls
rough
and
tumble
roles
such
as
The
Gambler
but
its
the
versatil
versatility
¬
ity
that
he
keeps
aiming
for
and
hoping
to
achieve
He
describes
Axel
the
character
he
plays
in
The
Gambler
as
a
man
who
is
turned
on
by
taking
chances
with
his
life
Everybody
wants
to
work
and
fill
the
tree
with
a
lot
of
branches
do
you
know
what
I
mean
And
this
role
was
a
role
that
I
hadnt
played
before
says
Caan
an
actor
who
is
clearly
and
hap
happily
¬
pily
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on
his
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