Making a movie out of Michael Finkel's book True Story: Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa is such a great idea that someone should try it again — someone with a stronger point of view and
a more jaundiced eye.
Not exact matches
This time out, the Coens turn their
jaundiced eyes to L.A. — not the Hollywood they so recklessly skewered in BARTON FINK, but... read
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We see the story (adapted from Dennis Lehane's novel) through the
eyes of Affleck's character Joe Coughlin, a Boston - Irish bank robber who fought in France in World War One and has returned a
more jaundiced man, not inclined to take any orders from anybody.
KERSTIN BRATSCH: Do you think women artists sometimes have a
jaundiced eye for one another and that they tend to side with male artists
more than with other women artists?
I have spent years trying to be «civilized» and find that the
more effective whatever I have to say might be to my
jaundiced eye, the
more it is attacked.