Anglim is on the Coast ("Out There" as Dorothy Parker called it). He does the occasional tv and film role. Por baby was almost run out of town when he did the title role in The Scottish Play at the Beaumont in about 1981. It was a lethal production of a bad luck play, directed by Sarah Caldwell, and he was not well-reviewed to put it kindly. Few came out of that production unscathed.
Peter Firth surfaces in the occasional English film from time to time. I must be charitable. He has not aged as gracefully as some have.
Mama Leone's was on W 48th Street in what was left of an old theatre (the President, I think). When the building was sold and torn down to build the Godawful apartment building that is next to the Kerr Theatre, the restaurant moved to the Milford Plaza on W 44th Street. This is the ground floor space just west of the Majestic. Kippy's Pier 52 (later 44--see the street numbers) had recently moved into the space and gone under. Mama Leone didn't last in the space either.
"If my life weren't funny, it would just be true. And that would be unacceptable."
--Carrie Fisher
