Sentences with phrase «dance man»

The song - and - dance man failed to hit the mark with gags that fell flat and awkward interactions with the audience.

Another American Neo-expressionist fascinated with iconic and mythological figures, Leon Golub created Dancing Men in 1993, incorporating his trademark Classical Greek characters.

Cagney was a song - and - dance man before he found fame as a movie tough guy and he returns to his roots with a passion, dancing his way through the role with straight - backed, stiff legged formality while his body is coiled like a loaded spring about to leap.

(poolparty): This turns into a small dancing man wearing nothing but an inner tube... until that inner tube falls down and he clutches at the crown jewels.

Dujardin flawlessly emulates the song and dance men of old, while never making it just an imitation.

Sunshine go away today I don't feel much like dancing Some man's gone, he's tried to run my life Don't know what he's asking

Original movie musicals are rare, so song - and - dance man Hugh Jackman is thrilled that he got a chance to be involved in The Greatest Showman, the story of three - ring circus pioneer P.T. Barnum.

A 30 - foot - tall, lime - green dancing man made of balloons and the words «GRAND OPENING!»

As well as politicians Nancy Astor and Denis Healey he was joined, virtually, by comedians Les Dawson and Joan Rivers and American actor and song and dance man Danny Kaye.

Mr. Petit, an elfin Frenchman with a terrible haircut, is played by the manic - pixie song - and - dance man Joseph Gordon - Levitt as an irrepressible imp, greeting the audience in accented English from a perch on the Statue of Liberty's torch.

Busby Berkeley musical extravaganza, with James Cagney doubling as both a Broadway show producer and a song - and - dance man whose livelihood is threatened by the advent of talkies.

Husband number one is hometown boy Dick van Dyke (seen as a silent movie farce), followed by American in Paris Paul Newman (arty French film), industrialist Robert Mitchum (opulent, big - budget glamorous Hollywood romance), and small - town song - and - dance man Gene Kelly (big Hollywood musical).

This is available on YouTube, complete with Milton Berle conducting a Black Mass in surprisingly well - pronounced Latin, and seedy song - and - dance man Anthony Newley singing «Sweet Love Child» to an underage girl on a merry - go - round.»

If you've seen Jimmy Cagney only as a tough - talkin» gangster, you may be surprised by how fancy his footwork is in this biopic of beloved song - and - dance man George M. Cohan.

The painting shows dancing men and women in a festive...

Ryan Gosling, the song and dance man in La La Land, looks to tap out Casey Affleck, star of Manchester by the Sea, and Denzel Washington, the lead in Fences, for Best Actor.

Though known mostly for his gangster roles, Cagney was actually a song - and - dance man before he came to the movies, and it's fun to see him hoofing his stuff.

The dancing man is back.

«This is not his natural theatre, if you like, he is not a song and dance man, very much concentrating on policy.»

The sappy script is a disservice to the naturally effervescent Efron, whose character is so mopey he makes Robert Pattinson seem like a song - and - dance man.

Reminds me of Billy Crystal in a way, they're both funny guys who can put on a show, even if neither is a song and dance man like Hugh Jackman or Neil Patrick Harris.

Just a few years before, Powell, a song and dance man, reinvented his screen persona when he played detective Philip Marlowe in «Murder, My Sweet» (1944, Edward Dmytryk).

Plus, what's not to love about Channing Tatum playing a song and dance man in a sailor suit and Scarlet Johansson in an Esther Williams inspired role.

8:00 pm — TCM — Yankee Doodle Dandy James Cagney won an Oscar putting on his dancing shoes to play song - and - dance man and Broadway composer George M. Cohan in this biopic.

Cabaret (1972, Bob Fosse): The last great musical of the century, by a dancing man who knew the world's wicked ways.

Dick Powell (center) was a song - and - dance man before he starred in «Murder, My Sweet,» a seminal film noir.

Also turning up in bit roles — just a scene or two apiece — are Ralph Fiennes as Laurence Laurentz, an uppity director trying fruitlessly to whip Hobie into thespian shape; Scarlett Johansson as DeeAnna Moran, a swimsuit beauty a la Esther Williams who's more Bronx moll than angel; Jonah Hill as the ever - ready fall guy; Frances McDormand as the editing whiz toiling in her cave; and Channing Tatum as a Gene Kelly-esque song - and - dance man.

Other than serving to reveal whether 82 - year - old Sutherland may have missed his calling as a song - and - dance man (he hasn't), the mushy, overheated «Basmati Blues» is enough to make you want to swear off carbs.

Most people don't think of Gagney as a song and dance man, but he is really good.

Tilda Swinton plays twin gossip columnists and Channing Tatum spins and grins as a silver screen song and dance man in the vein of Gene Kelly.

Renato Rascel, a comic actor and, according to Dave Kehr, a song and dance man, plays the meek scrivener Carmine De Carmine.

Jackman, who also closed the book on his Wolverine character last year, is back in his element as a song - and - dance man, charismatic and haunted.

«Hey, it's the Dancing Man,» Brown exclaimed in the early morning chill at Iron Gate.

Brown and the Dancing Man shook hands and clapped each other on the back.

There was a dancing man wearing a horse's head and holding a sign that promised free hugs, an entire group of people cosplaying as a Mortal Kombat roster, and there was a small child that became terrified of a hulking Warhammer 40k Space Marine (the exact name of the character eludes me.

At various moments, the viewer sees a motorcyclist passing in the background, or one of the dancing men taking a misstep, ruining the fluidity of the scenes.

His dying or dancing Men in the Cities look great in the Met's lobby.

There are sly, wily - looking pigs, fearsome dogs (one with a fire - red tongue is being led by a white man half its height) and dozens of people that are presented with a generous tenderness, whether the goofy drink - swilling and dancing men, an amputee pointing at something off in the distance, fighting couples or a frightening top - hatted man who is balanced atop some sort of construction, barely out of the reach of a ravenous - looking dog.

In SILENT WITNESS — A DANCING MAN Kliën will present a response, in the form of a performance, to the workings of Ireland's legislature, based on his personal observations and on his interaction with a range of individuals during his stay.

Featured image: Leon Golub — Dancing Men, 1993.

I could just imagine the NOLA jazz music being played as I gazed at the «Dancing Man 504» artwork, by photographer Daymon Gardner, on the wall nearby.