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| and crew to join him for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres before the movie begins. But when a steely-eyed private clues and discover which of them is the murderer. Guest List: • Denise N. Dayer: A young actress who is still waiting for her big break. In the meantime, she works as an assistant at Powar Film Studios. She has taken quite an interest in directing. • Heidi Voltäje: A new starlet who recently earned national acclaim for her small role in Lay of the Land. Her close friends know her as "Hi". • Ivonde B. Ahlone: A glamorous, Swedish-born actress who was brought to America by director Sel U. Lloyd after he noticed her in a low-budget European film. She has appeared in numerous Powar Film Studios productions including Daze of Wynan Rosas and The Thick Man. • Hackford "Hack" Ryder: A down-to-earth novelist-turned-screenwriter who has enjoyed success in Hollywood. He has written several successful films, notably Goddess, a biography of silent film diva Sola Sivius. • Savoy R. Fayre: A British actor who is considered one of Hollywood's greatest leading men. He achieved true stardom for his role opposite Malissa Ann Greede as the butler in the film adaptation of Dame Allison Bigh's The Butler, Diddit. He is a good marksman who enjoys his hunting and is also a brilliant golfer. • Seldon "Sel" U. Lloyd: An influential director whose films have sent Ivonde B. Ahlone to stardom and made Malissa Ann Greede a household name in Tequila Mockingbird and The Butler, Diddit. He is so popular that actors and actresses have fought tooth and claw to act in one of his productions. • Stuart D. Muphin: The gorgeous, tall, dark and handsome actor who is well-known for his roles in westerns. He starred as an alcoholic bird-watcher opposite Malissa Ann Greede in Tequila Mockingbird. • Tatyana "Tat" Altale: A former actress who has turned to being a gossip columnist. She starred as Sola Sivius in Goddess which earned her critical acclaim, she has decided that gossiping is her true calling. Costume suggestions: formal evening attire would of course be appropriate at a gala Premiere – evening gowns and tuxedos or tails. Certainly bow ties would be the most appropriate. No Hollywood starlet would dare be seen in public at an event such as this unless she positively glittered. Because of the nature of the event, it is hard to imagine a costume that typifies the character not the event. What star, after all, would appear out after dark without the proper attire. Little has changed over the years and the ‘Oscars’ and ‘Logies’ of today are conducted in very much the same fashion – every attendee trying to outdo the other.‘ |
