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Oui August 1982 Magazine
UPC: 0709893540608
Volume 11 Issue # 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS17 ORSON BEAN'S PAGE
The world's greatest storyteller kicks off his new monthly column with a surprising
tale of beauty amid the beasts in "The Beautiful People."
22 JOHN CANDY: LATE-NIGHT SWEETMEAT
The portly yuckstet, heir apparent to the comedic throne of his late friend,
John Belushi, SCTV's Candy speaks of drugs, depravity, destructive desires,
and the ultimate dream: a nice home in the suburbs and an icebox full of Molson.
Interview by Bob Crane.
44 MUSIC
PETER NOONE,
teeny heartthrob of sixties saccharine band Herman's Hermits, seeks to rekindle
the old fame with a new album and a promising acting debut. Interviews by Mikael
Kirke.
KIM WILDE
Success is also befalling Kim Wilde, in a more mellow key, while
MOTORHEAD OUT-AWFULS OZZY England's hard-cranking heavy-metal maniacs set out
to beat ex-stagemate Ozzy Osbourne's wild OUI photo shoot. If clean-up time
counts, they succeeded.
56 MADALYN CAROL
August's centerfold is a woman to reckon with. A rough-tough tomboy with a melt-in-your-hand
heart. Madalyn will knock your jock off. Interview by Peter Wolff.
68 OUI VIEWS THE MOVIES
TRON is a Disney vehicle of another color. Through experimental electronic technique,
the cartoon kings make the quantum leap to Futurefilm, with a "pinball
wizard" for the eighties. Plus: THING AND THING AGAIN. John Carpenter remakes
a horror classic into a master skin crawler. By James Delson.
84 THE GIRLS OF THE WORLD'S FAIR OUI found the pertiest passel of hilljillies
that side of the Mason-Dixon when we visited Knoxville, Tennessee, and the 1982
Energy Fair. One look at these not-so-shy Southern belles, and you'll know where
K'ville gets its sexual energy. Photos by George Luna, Bobby Hanson, Steve Carciofi,
and Don Lewis. Story by Patrick King and Dian Hanson.
FEATURES
18 ROBIN MOORE: A visit to the Cannes Film Festival with Inchon, Mooré
s Moonie movie.
30 THE HYDE REPORT: Tradition rears its stately head.
101 NEATNESS COUNTS: Only a teacher would know why they call it neat's-foot
oil. A strange story of destiny following form by Charity Webb.
DEPARTMENTS AND OUI GIRLS
4 LETTERS Comments and confessions.
7 PHOTO STRIP Laure
13 PHOTO STRIP Gretchen
25 OUI VIEWS Film, record, and book reviews.
35 FOREIGN FILM: OLIVIA Another sweet surprise from abroad.
75 COVERGIRL—DIANE DAY
Diane is one half (some say the better) of Motion, the Saturday night sensation
of TV's Dance Fever. For a longer look at Ms. Day's resume, see her pictorial
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