Two of the stars of the James Bond movie, “For Your Eyes Only,” Columbo (Chaim Topol) and his screen girlfriend, Countess Lisi (Cassandra Harris), on a visit to the Christchurch Media Club yesterday. Topol, who was born in Israel, is cast in the film as a mysterious Greek. Miss Harris, originally from Australia, had her introduction to acting as a weasel in a childrens play at Sydney’s Independent Theatre. The two were in Christchurch to attend the New Zealand premiere of their film at the Regent Theatre last evening.
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89Two of the stars of the James Bond movie, “For Your Eyes Only,” Columbo (Chaim Topol) and his screen girlfriend, Countess Lisi (Cassandra Harris), on a visit to the Christchurch Media Club yesterday. Topol, who was born in Israel, is cast in the film as a mysterious Greek. Miss Harris, originally from Australia, had her introduction to acting as a weasel in a childrens play at Sydney’s Independent Theatre. The two were in Christchurch to attend the New Zealand premiere of their film at the Regent Theatre last evening. Press, 20 November 1981, Page 6
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