Word: expressiones
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Nevelson is past 80, without seeming so. One of the results of having a public mask is that its wearer seems to age more slowly, and no persona in the field of American culture is more instantly recognizable than hers. The armature of bone is a little more visible through...
After scrutinizing the records, Reagan's advisers have cleared Allen of any wrongdoing. Today, with his silver hair, his expression of bemused contentment, Allen exudes assurance, as if he knows exactly where he is headed. He has worked for Reagan's campaigns since 1976, and though he is...
And the lack of expression, in Raging, becomes violent:
With such stylized direction and dialogue, and such an overpowering vision, Scorsese has always relied on his actors to make his films immediate and real. They have rarely failed him, and they don't fail him here. Moriarty recreates the sex goddess of that era: blond and yielding. With her...
And Jimmy Hoffa, somewhere. And Jimmy Durante, as the world knows. But could a U.S. President actually call himself Jimmy and get away with it? As it turned out, the answer was no. By calling himself an adoring diminutive, Mr. Carter preempted any possible public urge to do the same...