Richard and Lili Zanuck, who co-produced ”Cocoon,” like working together. ”You don`t have to repeat everything you did all day when you get home,” she says. But it can have its downside. ”I wouldn`t recommend it to all couples,” says David. ”I can`t treat Lili like an employee. I can`t fire her if things don`t work out. It would be like firing the marriage.” Adds Lili, ”It`s a good thing that Richard is secure, because I`m very outspoken and we frequently have different opinions. We`ll be disagreeing in front of a third party, and I`ll read the other man`s face as he`s thinking, `I would never let my wife talk to me like that.` ”
Jerry Rubin has seen the future, and it wears Reebok running shoes. ”I predict that in 1988 or 1992 we will elect a Yuppie to the White House,”
writes the former activist in the August issue of Success magazine. ”Yuppie baby boomers will control the country. I predict that in the Soviet Union also there will be a young-professionals upsurge, and it will turn the U.S. and the USSR into nonideological allies. I predict that the late 20th Century will be a time of peace because of new emphasis on the philosophies of professionalism, consumerism, individual growth, empathy and the quest for personal achievement through making money.”
In ”American Innovations You Didn`t Give Us Credit For,” author Harry Harris says Yankee ingenuity can take credit for fly swatters, aerosol cans, cough drops, air conditioners, pantyhose, yo-yos, comic books, waterbeds, window envelopes, canned laughter, credit cards, pop-top cans, popcorn, earmuffs, zippers, revolving doors, matchbooks and erasers. To say nothing of vichy-
soisse, Belgian waffles, French toast, spaghetti and meat balls, chop suey, fortune cookies . . . .
REPLAYS
”Life is too short to stuff a mushroom.”
–Storm Jameson
”There is no such thing as a little garlic.”
–Anonymous
”The next trend is baked potatoes.”
–Julia Child
