Article: Coppola craves out a cinematic elegy `Gardens of Stone'

WASHINGTON Francis Coppola was running a little late. Cara, a Tri-Star publicist with a South Carolina accent, guessed that while driving to the hotel from Fort Myer, the director had run into remnants of a massive peace demonstration that had filled Washington, D.C., earlier in the day. He would arrive, she estimated, in about 15 minutes.

The delay and its reason added to the mood of foreboding. Coppola had just flown into town that afternoon to participate in the world premiere of his new movie, "Gardens of Stone." He was maintaining an understandable distance from the press. A little less than a year ago, on Memorial Day, 1986, during the first week of filming, his 23-year-old son, ...

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