Celebrity Sleuth Vol. 4 # 5

4 Isabelle ADJANI
6 Anouk AIMEE
8 Margaret AVERY
10 Eileen BRENNAN
12 Leslie BROWNE
14 Irene CARA
16 Leslie CARON
18 Carol CHANNING
20 CHER
22 Glenn CLOSE
24 Pauline COLLINS
26 Judy DAVIS
28 Doris DAY
30 Whoopi GOLDBERG
32 Melanie GRIFFITH
36 Elizabeth HARTMAN
38 Goldie HAWN
40 Audrey HEPBURN
42 Anjelica HUSTON
46 Glenda JACKSON
48 Sally KIRKLAND
52 Shirley KNIGHT
54 Diane LADD
56 Hope LANGE
58 Jessica LANGE
60 Claris LEACHMAN
62 Margaret LEIGHTON
64 Amy MADIGAN
66 Anna MAGNANI
68 Dorothy MALONE
70 Elizabeth McGOVERN
74 Melina MERCOURI
76 Lena OLIN
78 Lee REMICK
80 Debbie REYNOLDS
82 Julia ROBERTS
84 Carrie SNODGRESS
86 Lily TOMLIN
98 Kathleen TURNER
92 Liv ULLMANN
94 Diane VARSI
96 Joanne WOODWARD
98 Back Issues Available
99 Special Offers

EDITORIAL
THE SLEUTHSAYER
"Every year we welcome him into our home—often with fanfare and special preparations," hails Hollywood Studio Magazine. "We wait with reverence as he makes his much anticipated entrance. We watch with envy as his golden form is lovingly caressed by his recipients. Just who is this Oscar anyway?' Gee...didn't you think they were referring to Sleuth's annual "Anatomy Awards" extravaganza?
As Dustin Hoffman quipped while eyeing his Main Man: "He has no genitalia, and he's holding a sword {again, not Sleuth, we hope!}, yet losing leading lady Whoopi Goldberg was still thrilled: "I love the idea of getting nominated. It's like a title, Oscar Nominee. Besides," she added, "I love movie stars. I love gawking." Who doesn't, so we hope Whoopi won't turn the Color Purple if she learns she's been put up on a pedestal along with 41 of her fellow "Anatomy Awardees." And anatomy aside,
something else has been growing with each installment: from 28 of the select statue-esque in the initial "Anatomy Awards" edition, to 39 in the second, and now 42 in the third! Surely no one else could bring you 109 Oscar winners and nominees in the biggest undress rehearsal ever staged. And that's the naked Sleuth . . .
"Today they don't glamorize the stars," lamented one Hollywood honcho, "they undress them"... and our gold-digging has proven that the tastiest morsels come in pairs: two each of ladies named LANGE {Hope & Jessica}, DIANE {Ladd & Varsi}, MARGARET {Avery & Leighton}, and ELIZABETH {Hartman & McGovern}. Why we've even got CLORIS and DORIS {Leachman & Day}, IRENE and EILEEN {Cara & Brennan}, MELINA and LENA {Mercouri & Olin}! Only after undressing "Newman's Own" in her salad days, in fact, do we crawl back into the Woodward.
The Official Handbook of the Academy states: "For the trouble and expense people go to acquire Oscar, his physical dimensions are not overly impressive'but the perfect proportions of our protaganudes are what's allowed this third see-quel to take shape. "In the mythology of the cinema," Federico Fellini once said, "Oscar is the supreme prize." We hope our loyal readers feel the same way about Sleuth . . .
And the Winner Is...