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Both boys barely into tneir 20s. are currently ensconced m a federal penitentiary Why did these two affluent teenagers sell secrets to the Russians' This question is nev­ er completely answered, in The Falcon and the Snowman." but the events sur­ rounding this tale of espionage make tor a fascinating film Boyce and Lee. native Southern Calitornians. attend­ ed high school together Lee turned to dr He had a $500 .) week heroin habit and was arrested several times lor dealing He >s the "snowman " Boyce worked for n secret protect at TBW He logged m spy satellite information He also owned a pet falcon He is the "falcon " Boyce was disenchanted with his life He looked at Nin­ on and Watergate and CIA activities in Chile apr) (jpfirWI to sell his secrets to the Russians Friend Lee. simply looking for a way to make some easy cash, became the messenger who made contact with the Russian Embassy This spy story is stranger and often stronger than fiction The key word here seems to be ineptitude Security at TRW was so lax that Boyce was able to leave each day with secrets m his briefcase And Lee. although a convicted drug dealer, continually crossed the Mexican border with ease. Director John Schlesmger and screenwriter Steve Zaillian are not long on motivation and causes, but they are superb to presenting details and events. Were Lee and Boyce misguid­ ed idealists, playful showofts or lust plain greedy9 The film­ makers let the viewers decide Timothy Hutton and Sean Penn aie both especially fine They may well be rivals tor Academy Awards m 1986 * %c 1985 Comguiog TVIf i . By Deborah Gindi 1. What was tha titla character's name on "The Tony Randall Show"? 2. What was MB occupation? 3. Which colleague was one of his recurring love interests? 4. Where was the show set? 5. On "The Odd Couple." what was Felix Unger's occupation? 6. For what New York newspaper did Oscar Madison write? 7. What role was played by Jack Klugman's wile, Brett Somers? 8. Who played Felix's girlfriend, Miriam Welby? „ •nqeuoa iouio 9 ewdiepenitd V ejiM-xe s.jbdso L aedooH joueeig £ PteieH et|x -g eBpnr Z jeMdeiSotOMd s ujuuej J jen»M L SJ3*VS\Hg ® <985 Compulog answer The BOX SEAT Back-seat driving: Racecam rides again MB F _ a T^BI M | A j T | T | £fl A KtyMTlTjRjH? m 1 R s Th BBc j h I a If If T | H _A_ T B G W O L L E I O • o N RMarTsgH I O| W | E | n | s MHid1 Ml A _R E | P E_ N | E W m A _ JeBwMqUv] im R I E I a H n I b I A H y i • O ^ O | R « E | O | n | S H BUDDY EB8EN By Adam Beckerman Two years ago. entering the final !ap of the Daytona 500, Cale Yarborough trailed leader BiH Elliott by less than 4 inches. But unlike previous broadcasts, tube spectators weren't restricted to a view from up in a tower Instead, they were treated to a look from inside Yarborough's Hardee's Chevrolet, cour­ tesy of Racecam, a 25- pound camera unit mount­ ed to the driver's roll-cage and capable of zooming, panning ^nd articulating every which way. Now. in Racecam's unblinking sight was Elliott's left-rear bump­ er as Yarborough set up his Turn £our draft and man­ aged to bomb on through to victory And last year. Yarborough won the 26th running of the 500 with Racecam once more ren­ dering back-seat drivers bug-eyed The gadget. is a gas Invented by electrical engi­ neers at Channel 7 in Sydney. Australia, its capacity- to stupefy was Iwst realized by CBS motor sports editor Ken Squier. who was on assignment in Melbourne when he first caught v»rnr> R.-ir •'r.arn foo lage on Hit.- telly Vytw.r brought the tape to net­ work executives. "They were amazed," says Bob Fishman. director ol CBS's Daytona coverage. "CBS was supposed to be work­ ing on something similar, but we hadn't come up with anything nearly as good." The system works vi^ radio signals. A camera­ man controls Racecam's operating functions by fid­ dling a joystick from inside a CBS production truck. A flat-trunk antenna sends the camera signals to a hel­ icopter hovering'above the tr:»r> //hi'.li in lum Ijeams it bar* to ff»e Cli'j. frur> where it begins tin; jrjnrriey towards home screens One of Fishman's responsibilities is to dem­ onstrate Racecam-vision restraint, and to "marry it up with the other pictures and speed shots," says Fishman "You can't always be in the car." But just consider Richard Petty and Benny Paisons. bofh of whom will be video- equipped, neck and neck. On one side of the screen viewers will share Petty's peripheral view of Parsons: on the oth^r side of the screen, Parsons view of Petty Just two guys humming along 140 mph faster than what's legal, making tiny wheel ad|ust- ments, necR and shoulder muscles bulging "Once we go inside." notes Fishman. "you only get a sense of the speed if we point Racecam out the Miri'ln// iiitd the r.rowd i'i p.'i'.vny by Hut y>iu »J»» 4|«-t a sense of the ploseness. and the trust these guys have for each other; the way everyone knows what everyone else is going to do when they're going that fast that close." 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