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Widmark Honored: Richard Widmark, one of Hollywood’s most durable stars, received the D.W. Griffith Career Achievement Award for his 40 years in films. The 75-year-old was presented the award by the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures at a ceremony Monday night from Sidney Poitier, who appeared with him in the 1952 movie, “No Way Out.� Widmark started in radio in the 1940s, then appeared in several Broadway plays. His screen debut in the 1947 thriller “Kiss of Death� is still considered his most famous role.