


Dominique Strauss-Kahn
Jacqueline Bisset remains timeless and in demand
Jacqueline Bisset remains timeless and in demand

Early in her career, Jacqueline Bisset discovered that she didn't need to be in every shot of a movie. Bisset came to that realization while making Jerry Paris' underrated 1970 drama "The Grasshopper," which cast her  as a wide-eyed teenager from British Columbia who winds up a prostitute in Las Vegas. It was the first time the British actress, who had become an international sensation in such films as the seminal 1968 thriller "Bullitt" and the 1970 granddaddy of disaster flicks, "Airport," carried a movie. PHOTOS: Movie Sneaks 2013 "That was a good role," she said of "Grasshopper" during a recent interview at her...