Three cheers for Donald Larsson's very complete listing. But in all the lists, I didn't seem to notice _All That Jazz_. For those who don't remember, the Broadway director-choreographer has a heart attack while preparing his newest show. If he dies and the show folds before opening, the insurance kicks in, and the show will make a profit without ever having opened! Now if that's not central to the narrative, I don't know what is. Certainly on-screen open-heart surgery must get some kind of pride of place in discussion of heart attacks as plot points. Sincerely, Edward R. O'Neill UCLA General Education/Department of Sociology ---- Screen-L is sponsored by the Telecommunication & Film Dept., the University of Alabama.