Murphy's Romance

[Snap]

I just watched Murphy's Romance, and it mentions Carole as a cast
member as well as writing the score. I think it says she
played "Tina". It's hard to tell because The Encore Movie Network does
that annoying half screen during the credits that the networks do when
they show a movie. Encore only does it for a few seconds, but it seems
it is always during the main cast. Anyway, I've rewound and can't find
Carole in the movie anywhere. Anybody know where in the movie I can
find her? Anyone At All?

Don Hertel (pronounce Hurt-Tell, before anyone tries to write a song
called Hertle Turtles All Around)

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[CKHeadMary]

Been ages, Snap, since I've seen Murphy, but there's a point in the film
when Sally Field goes into a government office to get a business permit
(I think), and the woman she deals with is Carole King. I think King's
character is actually named is actually Tillie, not Tina. Carole's big
line is: "And NO smoking," said, I think, as Field takes the necessary
papers to fill them out. Who else remembers? I barely remember how to
spell MAKING and to place that comma before AMIGO, for god's sake!

Not editing!
Mary

In article <7pkjas$fu8$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,

[bted...@my-deja.com]

Hello Mary,

Your memory is better than you think. You're right on the mark.

Becky.

In article <7pkmet$iag$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,

[Swee...@aol.com]

Hi---

I remember during the making of "Murphy's Romance" that a couple of
newspapers had a few blurbs about how Carole had an acting role in the film
as a government employee, and I remember Carole being quoted as saying that
(in her first acting gig) how she acted JUST like a government employee.
Perhaps with all her turmoil with the government in the early 80s that's how
she was indeed treated. I have to tell ya, however, that as a former
government employee of a few years, I never had the pleasure of encountering
my diva. I did, however, encounter a Roberta Slack--that's as close as it got.

Jazzman Steven

[rf...@aol.com]

I missed CK's great screen moment the first time I saw "Murphy's" in
theatre.

Question--A search on one of the web's search engine says that Carole
King appeared in 1982's "Making Love." Does anyone know if this is
true? I've seen it several times; just don't every remember seeing CK
on screen or listed in the credit.

Anyone? Anyone at All?
Bob