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Nov. 11, 1960 - Double As Good As Original': A Young And Hitherto Unknown Actor Achieved The Double Feat Of Replacing Under Night's Notice A Famous Actor And Achieving A Greater Success Than The Star Actor Himself. This Is The Unusual Case Of Sady Reblot Who Has Selected To Replace Jean-Marc Tennberg After The Latter Refused For Personal Reasons To Appear In The Premiere Of The French Adaptation Of Ken Hugh's Sammy For Which He Was Engaged. Under A Night's Notice Sady Learned His Part And His First Star Appearance Scored Such A Success That The Management Decided To Give Him The Role For The Rest Of The Performances. An Amusing Detail: Sady Impersonates A Young Man Who Is In Desperate Need Of A Sum Of Money To Pay His Rent And Escape Being Expelled. Critics Said He Appeared Strikingly Natural In This Particular Scene And It Is Rumoured That The Naturalness Comes From The Fact That Sady Had A Similar Experience In His Private Life. Photo shows Sady Reblot In A Scene Of The Play

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