Sentences with phrase «judi brown»

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She quickly got hooked on Cardio Sculpt, marveling at instructor (and mother - of - two) Judi Brown's flat abs.

Bottom row: Bob Bourne, Judi Brown King, Dale Murphy, Kip Keino

That mark erased Judi Brown - King's 1984 record of 54.93.

Not exact matches

A sorta - sequel to Mrs Brown deals effectively with another of Queen Victoria's unconventional friendships and reprises Judi Dench's powerful and unparalleled portrayal.

He moved into straight acting with a role in Mrs. Brown opposite Judi Dench.

Judi Dench was nominated for «Mrs. Brown,» but any of the three would have been a better choice than Hunt, the queen of earnest acting.

Indeed, from the sly casting of impish Emily Blunt in the title role to the Easter - egg hues of Sandy Powell's typically immaculate frocks, Jean - Marc Vallee's film works overtime to convince us that the 18 - year - old Victoria could be very amused indeed: as Blunt barely suppresses laughter at a stiff royal function, or skips down a corridor after being informed of her impending coronation, she effectively severs any connection or comparison with Judi Dench's Oscar - nominated interpretation of the role in «Mrs Brown.»

After an acclaimed career in theatre, Judi Dench took her first leading movie role playing Queen Victoria in 1997's Mrs Brown, earning an Oscar...

Chief among the acting royalty on show is Dame Judi Dench who is on to chat about her new film Victoria and Abdul, in which she plays Queen Victoria, a role she played way back in 1997 in Mrs Brown.

Then there are Annette Bening (Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool) as Oscar - winning actress Gloria Grahame; Carey Mulligan (Mudbound) as a reluctant farm wife relocated to Mississippi in the 1940s; Judi Dench (Victoria & Abdul) as Queen Victoria, a role she played in 1998's Mrs. Brown, for which she was Oscar nominated; Margot Robbie (I, Tonya) as disgraced Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding; and Saoirse Ronan (Lady Bird) as Christine McPherson, self - nicknamed «Lady Bird,» who is coming of age in 2002 Sacramento.

This was the make - up award for Judi Dench, since she probably should of been awarded for Mrs. Brown (another WTF?!

It's not from the same creative team that delivered 1997's Mrs. Brown, in which Judi Dench played Queen Victoria in a close relationship with a Scottish servant.

So thankfully Judi Dench provides much needed weight as the Queen, a role she played two decades ago in Mrs. Brown.

Twenty years after «Mrs Brown», Judi Dench is back as Queen Victoria, and once again she's hobnobbing with the hired help — this time around, a young Indian clerk (Ali Fazal).

You know, the movie in which Judi Dench as Queen Victoria develops a close platonic friendship — or maybe even a romance — with royal groundskeeper John Brown in the early years of her widowhood, in the 1860s.

Thank you Desiree Walling, Brian Walling, Roger Fees, Lisa Calder, John Brown, Leslie Brown, Tim Spears, Melissa Spears, Kathy Morris, Judi Leonard, Tammy Zeman, Brooke Bradley, Jeff Mead, Krysdyl Evans, Jananne Risenhoover, and Debbie.

Noreen K. Ahmad, Sarah Arison, Robert D. Bielecki Foundation, Mary Boone, Broad Art Foundation, Liza Essers — Goodman Gallery, Elise Jaffe and Jeffrey Brown, Charlie Ferrer, Wendy Fisher, Fundação Sindika Dokolo, Gladstone Gallery, Anne Huntington, Susi Kenna, Marian Goodman Gallery, Pace Gallery, Abigail Pucker, Judi Roaman and Carla Chammas, Kara Ross, Victoria Miro Gallery, Larry Warsh, WHATIFTHEWORLD

Y Gallery presents Alberto Borea, Ryan Brown, Juanli Carrión, C.J. Chueca, Andrea Galvani, Mauricio Ianês, Maria Evelia Marmolejo, Mie Olise, G.T. Pellizzi and Judi Werthein.

BAA, 122 Baige, Zhao, 33 Baldwin, Alec, 30 Bancroft, Ann, 110 Bangladesh, 102, 124 Bank of America, 40 BankTrack, 40 Barbieri, Frank, 234 Barclays Capital, 176 Bari, Judi, 34 Barnett, Tim, 121 Battery, 196, 211 - 214 BBC, 103, 105, 167 - 168, 245 Beddington, John, 125 Begley Jr., Ed, 39 Begley, Sharon, 115, 178 Belgium, 31 Bentek Industries, 199 Benzie, Robert, 235 Biofuel (or biodiesel), 19 - 20, 39, 45, 170, 176, 183, 186 - 189, 203 - 210, 215 - 216, 226, 229 - 230, 243, 245 Biofuels Directive, 204 Blair, Tony, 9, 132, 203, 232 - 233 BNP Paribus, 176 Bolin, Bert, 96 Bolivia, 34 Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), 198 Boulton, Geoffery, 165 BP, 176 Bradley, Robert, 226 Branson, Richard, 30 Braswell, William, 88 Brazil, 29, 32, 157, 204 - 206, 236, 242 Briffa, Keith, 159 - 162, 170 Britain (see United Kingdom) British Airways, 28 British Antarctic Survey, 32 Brown, Donald, 128 Browner, Carol, 128 Brown, Gordon, 156 Brundtland, Gro Harlem, 177 - 178 Bryce, Robert, 190, 195 BT Financial Group, 14 Bush, George W., 179, 203 Business, 13, 21, 35, 43 - 44