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January 8, 2004

A Filmmaker’s Monument to Dad

Of his father, Nathaniel Kahn knew the myth; he wanted to know the man. Five years ago he set out to make a documentary film about the work and life of Louis Kahn, and his quest has taken him down many paths. It has led him to professional fame and success with the critically acclaimed film \”My Architect,\” and to a warm and close friendship with a Jewish communal executive who helped raise the funds to make the film possible.

It’s Hello Again for ‘The Goodbye Girl’

Basically, it\’s boy meets cute girl, girl hates boy and vice versa, boy and girl fall in love, boy and girl will live happily, at least as long as it lasts.\n\nThe characters are updated and slightly older, Neil Simon said, but otherwise, a new TV version of his \”The Goodbye Girl\” retains the easy charm and predictable plot of the 1977 hit film and later Broadway play.\n\n\”The Goodbye Girl,\” TV style, will premiere Jan. 16 on Turner Network Television (TNT) at 8 p.m. and encore at the same time on Jan. 17 and 18.\n\n

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