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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: USA: PUPS

TAPE_NUMBER: EN9917/A IN_TIME: 10:15:49 LENGTH: 02:56 SOURCES: APTN/RUBENSTEIN PUBLIC RELATIONS INC RESTRICTIONS: NO RESALE FILM/VIDEO CLIPS FEED: SCRIPT: xfa LA, RECENT TEENAGE RAMPAGE LEONARDO DI CAPRIO'S brother, ADAM FARRAR makes his film debut in a small independent picture "PUPS" this weekend. He plays a wheelchair-bound Gulf War veteran caught up in a juvenile bank heist in the film, directed by English guerilla filmmaker, ASH. Adam was able to draw on his own military experience - he was in the army for two years - to create the role. But in the light of the tragic events that took place at Columbine High School this week, the film also has a startling relevance. The spring of 1998 brought with it a rash of shootings at several schools around the country. Written as a direct response to what is a growing trend of gun violence amongst teen and pre-teen youngsters, Pups focuses on a young, white thirteen year-old asthmatic boy who is about to burst from sensory, media and urban overload. On finding his mother's gun he launches into an explosive journey reminiscent of Dog Day Afternoon, dragging his girlfriend with him, armed with an array of movie-inspired reflexes. The film was written in four weeks and filmed in just sixteen days. Like most siblings attempting to emerge from the shadow of their more famous family partners, Adam is anxious to avoid comparisons with his brother. But he could claim to have had a head start on Leo, as he started acting at the age of five in TV commercials and the theatre. By the age of thirteen he had had enough of the child-acting scene in Los Angeles and preferred to spend his time skate boarding with his friends. After leaving high school, he joined the army for two years only to be tempted back to the acting world by the success of his brother. Adam's debut film role came about from a chance meeting with the director and writer of "Pups," ASH. Known only by the single name, the director's previous feature "Bang" was called "One of the top ten films of 1997" by the Los Angeles Times. The film, which also features performances by Burt Reynolds, Mischa Barton, Cameron van Hoy as Stevie and MTV's Kurt Loder, looks set to put it's director firmly on the movie map. Whether it will be the start of a titanic film career for Adam Farrar, remains to be seen. For further information, please contact Rubenstein Public Relations Inc. in New York on (001) 212.843.1900 or fax 212.843.9200 SHOTLIST: SHOWS: FILM CLIP; SOT ASH, DIRECTOR; FILM CLIP; SOT ASH, DIRECTOR (ON CASTING LEAD); FILM CLIP; SOT ADAM FARRAR (ON DOING OTHER THINGS BEFORE STARTING FILM CAREER); FILM CLIP ?

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MN: STOLEN RUBY SLIPPERS RETURNED TO OWNER

<pi>This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.</pi>\n\nSupers/Fonts: Michael Shaw\n\nJohn Kelsch\n\nStory Location: Grand Rapids, MI\n\nState/Province: Minnesota\n\nShot Date: 03/18/2024\n\nURL: https://www.kare11.com/article/news/local/ruby-slippers-reunited-with-owner-at-garland-museum-in-grand-rapids-michael-shaw-investigators/89-16b873c9-53b2-4011-bf44-27d6ec7eaf5c\n\nNotes and Restrictions: \n\nNewsource Notes: \n\nStory Description: \nElements: DNT: Video from Heritage Auctions showing the man reunited with the ruby slippers, close up shots of the ruby slippers, sound with the owner, sound with the retired museum director, file video inside he museum, file video of search video, file video of the FBI uncovering the slippers, and file video of the suspect in a wheelchair coming out of the courthouse, video from the museum reunion.\n\nSOT:\nMichael Shaw\nJohn Kelsch\n\n\nWire/StoryDescription:\n\nGRAND RAPIDS, Minn. It took considerably more than a click of the heels, but the iconic shoes worn by Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz" are finally home where they belong. \n\nOn Monday, the FBI office in Minneapolis released photos of the ruby slippers being reunited with owner Michael Shaw. The cinematic collectibles worth an estimated $3.5 million were stolen from the Judy Garland Museum in 2005. They were recovered more than a decade later in 2018, and two men have been federally charged for their roles in stealing and concealing them. \n\nDuring the ceremony, which took place in Garland's hometown of Grand Rapids, the iconic ruby slippers were placed on their original pedestal. The FBI says when Shaw, accompanied by his niece, laid eyes on the slippers for the first time in nearly two decades, he likened the experience to a heartfelt reunion with a long-lost friend.\n\nIt was incredibly rewarding and fitting to see Mr. Shaw reunited with the Ruby Slippers, at Judy Garlands home, accompanied by his friends on the museum staff, said Special Agent Christopher Dudley, one of the investigators who worked on the case. It is a privilege for the FBI and our Art Crime Team to work alongside law enforcement partners who truly value the importance of protecting our nations cul\ntural heritage."\n\nNot only did Special Agent Dudley return the ruby slippers to Shaw, He also presented a single red sequin that was left at the scene of the crime nearly two decades ago. \n\nThe Judy Garland Museum was rocked by the theft, as the slippers were there on loan from Shaw. Although they were insured for $1 million, museum leaders say the theft shattered a long-standing friendship with their owner, tarnished the organization's credibility, and made a number of people instant suspects. \n\n"The Judy Garland Museum survived the impact of this violation and is grateful to be a part of the homecoming," reflected John Kelsch, who was director of the museum at the time of the heist, noting that it negatively impacted operations for many years. The return of the slippers to Shaw, if not the museum, promises a fresh start. \n\n"We continue to serve visitors from around the world: Expect a ruby slipper crime exhibit in our near future," Kelsch hinted. \n\nFor his part, Shaw introduced representatives from Heritage Auctions at the reunion ceremony, announcing that he is partnering with them to launch a worldwide tour of the slippers so people can see them before they are auctioned off later this year. Officials at the Judy Garland Museum say they are "working diligently" to find a way to buy them and keep them in a place where Garland's life and legacy is celebrated. \n\n\n\n--SUPERS--\n\n\n--LEAD IN--\n\n--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nAfter more shocking twists... than even Wizard of Oz could have imagined... the rightful owner of these original ruby slippers... finally got the reunion he'd spent 19 years waiting for.\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:02]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n00:00:32;23 (Heritage Auction Video) "They're in very good shape." 00:00:34;11\n\nMichael Shaw owned the famed Hollywood props... one of just a handful of pairs in the world... for 35 years... until they were stolen in 2005 from this very podium... while on loan to the Judy Garland Museum in Grand Rapids.\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:07]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n00:00:52;16 (Heritage Auction Video) "How do I feel, it's like welcoming back and old friend. That I haven't seen in years." 00:00:59;21\n\nAnd it wasn't Shaw's only emotional reunuion on that cold February Day.\n\n [TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:07]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n00:01:00;25 John: "Just overjoyed and surpised.\n\n00:01:25;06 John: "Everyone at the museum kept it a secret from me, so I was totally shocked when I arrived that day at the museum." 00:01:31;28\n\nFor museum curator John Kelsch... it's a much happier shock...\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:03]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n:30 "They were in plexi glass case right here"\n\nthan the morning he relived for us ten years ago...\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:05]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n:36 "They broke in through that door. Smashed the window on the emergency exit door." :41>\nFor years he says the theft scarred the museum's reputation...\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:04]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n:21 "70-percent of the visitors ask, did you ever find the slippers." :26\n\n\nAfter years of searching... and even diving for answers turned up nothing... rumors and tensions between the two men at the center of it grew.\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:15]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n00:03:59;14 "Basically, Michael Shaw and myself became suspects." 00:04:03;27 "You know, 60% of robberies are..." 00:04:09;11\n\n00:04:13;17 "What they call an inside job, and the public knows that too. 00:04:18;09\n\n\nThat finally began to change in 2018...\n\n\n"And now under the rainbow."\nwhen the FBI unveiled that the slippers had been recovered in what it described as an extortion plot... but it took another five years before they charged 76 year old Terry Martin for the theft... and his sentencing in late January finally cleared the way for this reunion.\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:07]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n00:01:26;10 (Heritage Auction Video) FBI: "We want to formally return your shoes to you. We thought it would be fitting we do it here in the museum where they were stolen." 00:01:33;01\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:06]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n00:19:57;23 John: "Proud, just proud that they came home." 00:20:01;14 At least for that short time." 00:20:03;19\n\nYes, the slippers are already gone... being prepared for a public world tour... with stops in LA, New York City, London, Paris and Tokyo... before Heritage Auctions puts them on sale to the highest bidder in December.\n\n [TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:09]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n00:10:42;19 Kent: "Any word that those slippers will make another stop during this tour?" <00:10:46;19>\n\n00:10:49;07 Janie: "No, I think that's why they came to us first." 00:10:54;13\n\nBut if you think this is the end of the yellow brick road... think again.\n\n[TAKE SOT\n\nDURATION:0:23]\n\n{***SOT FULL***}\n\n00:08:44;13 "This will never be over." 00:08:46;04\n\n00:08:49;08 "There's going to be motion pictures produced, there's going to be television streaming documentaries." 00:08:56;20 This is really just only the beginning." 00:09:00;19\n\n00:11:43;04 Kent: "Have you thought about who would play you in a movie?" 00:11:46;14 (laugh) "No." "I won't be in the movie. John will be." 00:11:51;01\n\n00:11:55;21 "Gol, I have no idea." "Yet to be determined." 00:11:59;01\n\n--TAG--\n\n\n-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n--KEYWORD TAGS--\nMINNESOTA WIZARD OF OZ RUBY SLIPPERS MOVIE

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ROLLING HEIST 2010

Coral Gables police released surveillance video Thursday of a jewelry store heist that involved a ruse in which one of the thieves appeared to be wheelchair bound.The release of the surveillance video comes nearly two weeks after the March 27th incident.That morning, police say four thieves strolled into a Mayor's jewelry store in Coral Gables and then took off with more than 20 Rolex watches, said Officer Kelly Denham, Coral Gables Police spokeswoman.Police say one of the thieves was in a wheelchair, but it was all a ploy to be allowed into the jewelry store at the Village of Merrick Park.As soon as they got inside, the man in the wheelchair sprayed mace at the security guard. The subjects then smashed a glass counter taking more than 20 Rolex watches and fleeing the store leaving the wheelchair behind.A fourth man was waiting in the get-away car. No other customers were in the store at the time of the robbery.Police said they were seen leaving in a white SUV, possibly a Hyundai.Coral Gables police say the jewelry store located at 342 San Lorenzo Avenue has been targeted in the past.Because of such break-ins, the store uses a buzzer to allow clients into the front door.Police are investigating a theft at a Coral Gables jewelry store in which the suspects sprayed mace at the security guard Saturday morning.Anyone with information about this crime, is asked to call Crimestoppers at 305-471-TIPS.Two men who became known as the "Rolex Robbers" killed a security guard during a robbery attempt at the Coral Gables jewelry store in 2003.In August of 2008, a jury sentenced Ehren Witt and Milton Hall to life in prison for the death of the security guard, Luis Brito.

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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: USA: DICAPRIO BROTHER

TAPE_NUMBER: EN9916 IN_TIME: 11:01:55 LENGTH: 03:39 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: NO RESALE FILM/VIDEO CLIPS FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: xfa English/Nat Los Angeles, Recent '99/File LEONARDO'S BROTHER STEPS INTO THE LIMELIGHT It's never been easy for the siblings of famous performers, and this year sees Leonardo Di Caprio's little known older brother ADAM FARRAR, attempt to launch a film career of his own. Adam and Leonardo have the same mother and ever since reading of his younger brother's success whilst he was in the army, Adam has yearned for a little bit of the limelight for himself. Adam Farrar is currently making his film debut in the small independent picture "Pups" at the Los Angeles Independent Film Festival. He plays a wheelchair-bound Gulf War veteran caught up in a juvenile bank heist. Adam was able to draw on his own military experience for the film, although he was lucky enough to miss seeing action in both the "Desert Storm" and "Desert Shield" campaigns by a matter of days. Like most siblings attempting to emerge from the shadow of their more famous family partners, Adam is anxious to avoid comparisons with his brother. However Adam will admit that both he and his brother are intense people who both share a passion for performance. Adam could claim to have had the head start on Leo, as he started acting at the age of five in TV commercials and the theatre. However by the age of thirteen Adam had had enough of the child acting scene in Los Angeles and preferred to spend his time skate boarding with his friends. After leaving high school, he joined the army for two years only to be tempted back to the acting world by the success of his brother. Adam's debut film role came about from a chance meeting with the director and writer of "Pups" ASH. Known only by the single name, the director's previous feature "Bang" was called "One of the top ten films of 1997" by the Los Angeles Times. A far cry from the "The Beach" which Leonardo is currently filming inThailand, "Pups" is intended as an inditement of America's gun culture and was written in four weeks and filmed in just sixteen days. As well as Leonardo's brother, the film also features performances by Burt Reynolds and MTV's Kurt Loder and looks set to put it's director firmly on the movie map. Whether the film"Pups" will be the start of a Titanic film career for Adam Farrar, remains to be seen. For further information, please contact Rubenstein Public Relations Inc. in New York on (001) 212.843.1900 or fax 212.843.9200 SHOTLIST: SHOWS: FILE LEONARDO DICAPRIO AT `TITANIC' PREMIERE IN JAPAN; DICAPRIO FANS AT `MAN IN THE IRON MASK' PREMIERE; DICAPRIO ENTERING CINEMA; FILM CLIP `PUPS', FEATURING ADAM FARRAR; SOT ADAM FARRAR; FILM CLIP `PUPS'; SOT ADAM FARRAR; FILE LEONARDO DICAPRIO ON SET OF `THE BEACH' IN THAILAND; SOT ADAM FARRAR (ON LEONARDO'S REACTION TO HIS NEW CAREER); WS DICAPRIO ON SET OF THE BEACH.?

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OBIT Ustinov 2 - Sir Peter Ustinov, actor and UNICEF ambassador, dies at 82

NAME: OBIT USTI2 290304Nxxx TAPE: EF04/0355 IN_TIME: 10:30:49:16 DURATION: 00:03:08:12 SOURCES: Various DATELINE: Various - see script RESTRICTIONS: See Script SHOTLIST: MANDATORY CREDIT - Must Credit Universal Pictures 1. Film clip from "Lorenzo''s Oil" with Ustinov and Susan Sarandon MANDATORY CREDIT - Must Credit 20th Century Fox 2. Cutaway cameraman 3. Peter Ustinov on the set of the film "The Old Curiosity Shop" APTN Berlin, 16 April 1996 4. Peter Ustinov walks towards seats 5. Photographer 6. Ustinov alongside with actor Roger Moore 7. Presser APTN Berlin, 16 April 1996 8. SOUNDBITE: (English), Peter Ustinov, actor and UNICEF Goodwill ambassador: "What I have gained is a far greater comprehension of the difficulties in this world and also a far greater sense of humanity which has helped me immensely in my work. So I am very grateful to UNICEF." 9. Ustinov being presented with cuddly hippopotamus on his 75th birthday, the same day Unicef celebrated its 50th anniversary 10. Photographers 11. Ustinov standing at presser holding hippopotamus SKY - No Access UK/CNNi/Internet 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Roger Moore, actor: "Well he''s an actor who is quite extraordinary. That wonderful performance in Nero (in the 1951 movie) ''Quo Vadis.'' That great face. I mean, there are some very funny stories about ''Quo Vadis,'' but I always think of Peter, wonderful wonderful man. " AP STILLS - No Access Canada/Internet 13. STILL of Peter Ustinov with actress Shirley Jones at the Academy awards ceremony in 17 April 1961. Ustinov won the Best Supporting Actor oscar for his role in "Spartacus" 14. STILL of Ustinov with actress Eva Marie Saint at the same ceremony UNICEF China, Date Unknown 15. Ustinov in a commercial for UNICEF 16. Ustinov with Chinese child in one of his UNICEF missions SKY - No Access UK/CNNi/Internet Paris, 29 March 2004 17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Boutros Boutros Ghali, former UN Secretary General: "We discovered that artists who have a name and who have a figure can be better ambassadors for the United Nation''s system. And Ustinov was among the first ambassador who played a very important role in supporting one of the different agencies of the United Nations: UNICEF." UNICEF 18. Ustinov with Chinese children in one of his UNICEF missions SKY - No Access UK/CNNi/Internet Date and location unknown 19. Peter Ustinov''s daughters and granddaughter 20. Family photo, zoom into Ustinov UNTV New York - 24 October 2004 21. UN peace messengers, Ustinov at centre beside UN secretary-general Kofi Annan 22. Zoom in in Hannan, Ustinov and Mohammad Ali (on the left) 23. Pan of photo-op STORYLINE: Sir Peter Ustinov - a brilliant wit, mimic and two-time Oscar winner - has died of heart failure aged 82. Ustinov, a renaissance man whose talents included writing plays, movies and novels as well as directing operas, also devoted himself to the world''s children for more 30 years as a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF. He died on Sunday night in Genolier clinic near his home at Bursins in Swiss vineyards overlooking Lake Geneva, said Leon Davico, a former UNICEF spokesman and friend. Born in London on April 16, 1921, the only son of a Russian artist mother and a journalist father, Ustinov claimed also to have Swiss, Ethiopian, Italian and French blood - everything except English. Ustinov delighted in national differences and frequently referred to them in his works and public appearances. He was - as he noted proudly in his autobiography "Dear Me" - conceived in St. Petersburg, Russia, baptised in a village near Stuttgart, Germany, and reared under a succession of Cameroonian, Irish and German nurses. His imposing figure, variously described as resembling a teddy bear, a giant panda or a Georgian frontage, stayed with him throughout his career. Ustinov made some 90 movies and also wrote or directed plays and operas. His narration of Tchaikovsky''s "Peter and the Wolf" won him a Grammy. Among his film roles were a nomad in the outback who befriends a family in "The Sundowners," a one-eyed slave in "The Egyptian," Agatha Christie''s Belgian detective Hercule Poirot in "Death on the Nile," and Abdi Aga, an illiterate tyrant with pretensions of learning in "Memed My Hawk." Ustinov won the first of his best supporting actor Oscars for the role of Batiatus, owner of the gladiator school in "Spartacus" (1960). He won another for playing Arthur Simpson, an English small-time black marketeer in Turkey who gets caught up in a jewel heist in "Topkapi" (1965). His Nero - the Roman emperor who presided over the throwing of Christians to the lions - won him a Golden Globe for best supporting actor in the 1951 movie "Quo Vadis." More recently he was the voice of Babar the Elephant, played the role of a doctor in the film "Lorenzo''s Oil", and in 1999 appeared as the Walrus to Pete Postlethwaite''s Carpenter in a multimillion-dollar TV movie version of "Alice in Wonderland". He was performing by age three, mimicking politicians of the day when his parents invited Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie for dinner. His first attempts at acting were in the disguise of a pig in a dramatised nursery rhyme, as Friar Tuck of Robin Hood fame and as one of three nymphs tempting Ulysses from an Aegean beach. "Ulysses wisely passed us by," he recalled. He was educated at the prestigious Westminster School, but hated it. Ustinov learned to survive his school years by emphasising the clumsy and over-proportioned aspects of his character. He made a good soccer goaltender, he said, but never got to grips with cricket, a deeply important pastime in Britain''s private schools. Ustinov turned producer at 21 when he presented "Squaring the Circle" shortly before he entered the British army in 1942. Ustinov later became a staunch advocate for UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation. Ustinov recently attended a UNICEF event despite being confined to a wheelchair - sciatica gave him trouble walking, and diabetes left him with 30 percent vision and foot problems. Ustinov''s long service as a United Nations goodwill ambassador led UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan to joke that Ustinov was the man to take over from him.

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PC Sharon Beshenivsky murder: Latest developments

PC Sharon Beshenivsky murder: Latest developments; ENGLAND: Yorkshire: Bradford: EXT TLS Paul Beshenivsky (Husband of murdered police constable Sharon Beshenivsky) towards with small group of friends and relatives as visit scene where Sharon was shot dead by armed robbers LS Beshenivsky along from behind wooden boarding followed by family members Beshenivsky and family looking at floral tributes left by well wishers SIDE CMS Beshenivsky Police Constable Teresa Milburn (Colleague of Sharon wounded by gunshots fired by armed robbers) holding bouquet of flowers as pushed towards in hospital wheelchair MS Milburn in wheelchair holding soft toy and flowers Milburn in wheelchair back into hospital surrounded by police guard Anne Carter (Cousin of Teresa Milburn) along with friend to lay flowers at scene of shooting in Bradford city centre Anne Carter (Cousin of Teresa Milburn) interviewed SOT - We had to come here, you always feel close when it's a member of the community, but it was our cousin that was the other officer, while we don't see each other much, they are family, appalling, that poor man having to tell his children that their mother is not coming home TGV Police convoy along on M1 motorway as five suspects are taken from London to Bradford Police vans along through Bradford city centre TS Wooden boarding and police vehicles across street to block access to murder scene ZOOM IN Forensic teams working in road BV Forensic officers in white overalls crawling on all-fours as search for evidence Jennifer Knee (Mother of Sharon) along with partner to look at floral tributes Police officers unloading bouquets of flowers from car Policeman along to lay flowers at scene of Sharon's murder

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