Sentences with phrase «diner waitress with»

Jamie Lee Curtis also stars as Rona, a diner waitress with a bad mullet hairdo.

Phil's mistress is the 33 - year - old snappy diner waitress with the teased hair, Rona (Jamie Lee Curtis), whose comment to Phil about Mona's demise is: «People like us never get so lucky.»

Not exact matches

The waitresses at El Moro wear mustard - yellow diner uniforms with white trim and aprons.

If you saw the 2007 movie with Keri Russell, you may remember the plot of Waitress as being something like: Lady works in diner, gets unintentionally pregnant, hates husband, bakes a lot of pies.»

In this offbeat drama, a group of people who have nothing in common are having breakfast at the same diner, with Denise the waitress (Amanda Plummer) serving them coffee.

Call this Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore for a new generation, with this tale of a diner waitress, the grouchy cook, co-workers both sassy and meek, and a woman who finds a sense of her self amid all of the trials and tribulations.

Jenna (Russell, Mission Impossible III) is a pie diner waitress working in a pie shop in a small southern town, married to an abusive, possessive husband (Sisto, Angel Eyes), and quite unhappy with the current state of her existence all around.

Not her bedraggled excuse for a husband Phil (William Fichter) who, while keeping his marriage vows, sneaks off to the local love shack for some illicit playings of the Wheel of Fortune board game with local diner waitress Rona (Jamie Lee Curtis); Not her dimbulb, lackadaisical moron of a son Jeff (Marcus Thomas) whose lust for Lite, as in Miller, cost him the use of his right hand (how the residents tell the story is one of the highlights of the flick); Not Jeff's partner Bobby Calzone (Casey Affleck) who takes it on the chin from every member of the Dearly family or his fiancé Ellen (Neve Campbell) who giggles hysterically when she hears the news of Mona's demise.

As the story unfolds, Baby encounters a diner waitress named Debora (Lily James), whose attractions include an interest in music that dovetails with his own.

John is a retired literature professor in the first stages of dementia, given to attempting animated conversations about Ernest Hemingway with baffled waitresses in various diners.

It begins in a small town in Texas, where Grace (Selena Gomez) works as a waitress at a local diner with her best friend Emma (Katie Cassidy) and is about to graduate from high school.

Well, you know, actually: a flat tire, a flirtation with a diner waitress, a syrupy trip down memory lane via a slide projector.

Coincidentally enough, he meets Debora (Lily James), a diner waitress, who provides him with the perfect plan to start anew.

These two pros supply the film with witty banter as they investigate the crime spree and wait for their two suspects to mess up, in the process encountering the world's most frightening diner waitress and discussing the nature of televangelists.

The plot goes like this: Halle Berry, who spends most of Kidnap pretending to furiously wheel a Chrysler minivan with her eyes peeled to meth - binge dimensions, is a diner waitress in the middle of a divorce; she goes to some kind of amusement park with her 6 - year - old son; he is yanked right in front of her into a doubtlessly hick - owned 1980s teal Ford Mustang, complete with tinted windows, a leather hood bra, and rear plastic louvers; she gives chase.

A group of strangers stranded in a remote truck stop diner unwittingly become humanity's last line of defense when they discover the diner's young waitress is pregnant with the messiah.

Along the way, Baby falls in love with Debora (Lily James), a diner waitress who he yearns to live a legit eternity with.

Det. Loki (Jake Gyllenhaal) is spending his Thanksgiving alone, flirting with the waitress in a lonely Chinese diner, when he first responds to the case.

The movie's absolute low point comes at the half - hour mark in which Cage dispatches a bunch of his attackers whilst copulating with a diner waitress, a scene stolen straight from 2007's Shoot «em Up actioner starring Clive Owen and Monica Bellucci.

A friendly diner — with a familiar friendlier waitress — eases their woes by offering them pies to warm their days.

The film is a dedicatedly stupid murder - mystery / small town hick opera featuring your standard collection of comely waitresses bound for better things, saucy diner matrons, scumbags with sidekicks, stolid policemen, preternaturally bright children, and literal idiot savants.

A diner waitress named Slim (Jennifer Lopez) is saved from humiliation when a man named Mitch (Bill Campbell) tells her that the man hitting on her has made a bet with a friend on whether or not he can get her into bed.

It starts with an insurance adjuster Danial (John Ortiz) commenting on the jewelry worn by the waitress pouring him coffee in a diner.

Aided by a diner waitress, he makes his way to a dimly recalled childhood home, where he comes face to face with memory and grief.

Circumstances have you trying to cover up a murder in the restroom of a diner while a cop chats it up with a waitress just mere feet away at the lunch counter.

the waitress at the diner near my apartment asked (I had taken the Lenovo Yoga 900s with me to get some work done).