Sentences with phrase «older versions of pet»

Not exact matches

Though the ensemble is looking great (with Peter Dinklage being the latest addition), McAvoy recently let slip that the young and old versions of Professor X likely won't be seen interacting onscreen.

The recasting isn't a total shock: Creator Peter Morgan has always said he intended to cast another actress to play an older version of Elizabeth in later seasons.

An older Agent Carter could even potentially explore the strange disappearance of Peter Quill in the 1980's version.

If the deal gets done, the 50 - year - old New York native would be the youngest actress to play Peter Parker's guardian on screen so far, which pairs well with the 19 - year - old Tom Holland as the youngest version of the web - slinging superhero to be seen in film also.

U.S.) «She's Funny That Way,» Peter Bogdanovich (U.S.) «Dearest,» Peter Ho - sun Chan (Hong Kong, China) «Olive Kitteridge,» Lisa Cholodenko (U.S.) «Burying the Ex,» Joe Dante (U.S.)» Perez,» Edoardo De Angelis (Italy) «La zuppa del demonio,» Davide Ferrario (Italy) «Tsili,» Amos Gitai (Israel, Russia, Italy, France) «La trattativa,» Sabina Guzzanti (Italy) «The Golden Era,» Ann Hui (China, Hong Kong) CLOSER «Make Up,» Im Kwontaek (South Korea) «The Humbling,» Barry Levinson (U.S.) «The Old Man of Belem,» Manoel de Oliveira (Portugal, France) «Italy in a Day,» Gabriele Salvatores (Italy, U.K.) «In the Basement,» Ulrich Seidl (Austria) «The Boxtrolls,» Anthony Stacchi, Annable Graham (U.K) «Nyphomanic Volume II (long version) Director's Cut,» Lars Von Trier (Denmark, Germany, France, Belgium)

The Irish version of the pit was actually known as the «Old Family Dog,» because it was considered the perfect family pet, known to be especially good with children.

Older pets may not be with your family as long as the young, but their time is precious, and they have their own versions of cuteness.

A shorter version of the video, focused on the amazing 91 - year - old dance caller, Culver Griffin, was posted with a recent column by Peter Applebome on dance, longevity, and life's rhythms.