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^Jôlluwood iêport mi lA f Production starts for March so far reached a total of nine films—three reported from majors and six from independents. This was a gain of six above the previous month. Tabulation for March 1974 showed 14 films lined up for the cameras. UNITED ARTISTS Breakheari Pass. Jill Ireland, Charles Bronson and Ben Johnson star in this film which began last month, but was omitted in the February production starts. Tom Gries directs from a screenplay by Alistair MacLean based on his own novel. Filming is proceeding on location in Idaho. Jerry Gershwin is producing with Elliott Kastner as executive producer. The Killer Elite. This film stars James Caan, who takes an assignment as a private security officer charged with helping an Asian politician to get safely out of the U.S. The politician wants to return to Taiwan to form an opposition party while a Japanese assassination team tries to kill him before he can leave the country. Sam Peckinpah will direct the film on location in San Francisco, from a screenplay by Marc Norman, based on the novel by Robert Rostand. Martin Baum and Arthur Lewis will produce the film which will feature many new martial arts feats. WARNER BROS. Let's Do It Again. Director Sidney Poitier also stars in this sequel to "Uptown Saturday Night." The First Artists comedy has Mel Tucker producing from a screenplay by Richard Wesley. Ossie Davis stars as a scripture spouting head of a lodge for which Poitier and Bill Cosby are the fun fund-raisers. Others in the cast are Jimmie Walker, Calvin Lockhart, Lee Chamberlain, Denise Nicholas, Julius Harris, Paul Harris and Morgan Roberts. INDEPENDENTS Bryanston Pictures The Human Factor. Rita Tushingham. George Kennedy, Raf Valone. John Mills and Barry Sullivan will star in this feature dealing with a computer technician in an overseas Strategic Air Command complex who uses the computers to track the people involved in the unexplained murder of his family. The producer is Frank Avianca and director is Edward Dmytryk. Filming will be on location in Capri, Naples, Rome ami London. Hemisphere Productions Sudden Death. Caruth C. Byrd is the executive producer with James "Skeet" Wilson as producer on this action-adventure secret operator drama. Filming began Wed nesday (5) in Manila, Luzon, Bataan. Corregidor Fortress and Manila Bay. Head 22 ing the all-star cast is Robert Conrad, followed by Felton Perry, Don Stroud, Nancy Conrad, Jess Barker, Thayer David and Larry Manetti. Eddie Romero is directing from an original screenplay by Oscar Williams. Hutchins Productions Jesus Saves. Producer Ralph D. Brambles and director Tony Alonzo plan to film on Los Angeles locations this story of a boxer who was number one middleweight contender in the world who loses his eyesight in the last fight and subsequently turns to God and becomes a preacher for Christ. No stars are set yet. Stecliler Enterprises, Inc. Las Vegas Strangler. AI Licata is set to star in this Las Vegas production under the direction of producer Ray Dennis Steckler. Screenplay is by Ron Haydock. Tonav Film Productions, Inc. Shout At The Devil. Lee Marvin, Roger Moore and Barbara Parkins are starring in this film which began rolling Monday (7
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