Sentences with phrase «accomplished on his debut»

They played with a 16 year old in midfield, who looked very accomplished on his debut I must say.

Not exact matches

We knew from his days on «Key & Peele» and in feature comedies that he was a multiple threat, but his directorial debut is a complex, accomplished genre hybrid that should alter his business card.

A tale of three border guards on a day when things take an unexpected turn from the usual humdrum of a day in the desert, Transpecos is a hugely accomplished debut by Austin - based director Greg Kwedar.

The accomplished film producer gives the scoop on her directorial debut for the film «The Hero Pose.»

Issa Rae's Insecure enjoyed a remarkably assured and accomplished debut season on HBO, and that all started with a great pilot that set the tone for Issa's frank, sexy, self - depricating search for satisfaction.

Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey's rock musical Next to Normal debuted on Broadway eight years ago and, in addition to winning three Tony Awards (Best Original Score, Orchestration and Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical), it accomplished something no other such work had done since 1996's Rent: It won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

The film will mark the directorial debut of Saturday Night Live's Taran Killam, who also writes and co-stars, and «centers on an arrogant but accomplished assassin (Schwarzenegger) whose fed - up colleagues try to take -LSB-...]

Spanish filmmaker Vigalondo has a talent for genre mash - ups, creating fresh takes on familiar science - fiction tropes, and this film (his English language debut) is his smartest, edgiest, and most accomplished to date.

The all - new Pilot Value Package and Special Edition trims debut, building on accomplished trims with popular feature content.

Then you should pick up Jamie Ford's accomplished 2009 debut novel, which sheds light on the shameful treatment of Japanese - Americans in their own country during that conflict.

Accomplished British journalist Carole Cadwalladr takes on a wide variety of weighty issues in her debut novel, The...

This is the sort of ambitious, accomplished debut that it's impossible to ignore, and Smith has gone on to prove her talent with three more very different but equally accomplished novels.

Seeing it again four years after its debut at the Venice Biennale, it struck me as oddly grating, an overly bombastic (though accomplished) attempt to explore the themes she would go on to tackle in a subtler, more successful way in subsequent works.