Sentences with phrase «oil man daniel»
Anderson's mercurial character study is impressive if wildly uneven, creating in oil man Daniel Plainview a conflicted and ultimately incomplete vision.
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Daniel Day - Lewis gives one of his most diabolical performances as an oil man who will stop at nothing to thrive in his business.
After quite a hiatus (for audiences, anyway) Anderson has brought us a hard - hitting portrait of «oil man» Daniel Plainview.
Following the rise and rapid decline of self proclaimed «oil man» Daniel Plainview, whose fall from grace is less than noble, this film is known for the haunting, Oscar winning performance of Daniel Day - Lewis in the leading role....
Essentially, There Will Be Blood is about a ruthless oil man named Daniel Plainview (Daniel Day - Lewis).
It was the story of one tormented man — the lonely and driven oil prospector Daniel Plainview: a magnificent performance from Daniel Day - Lewis whose masterpiece this was, too.
Daniel Day - Lewis plays Daniel Plainview, a self - proclaimed «oil man» with experience and persistence in the field of obtaining petroleum and profiting off it.
Set in the midst of California's petroleum boom, Day - Lewis plays Daniel Plainview, a man who begins as a humble miner and evolves into a wealthy oil tycoon.
Armed with little more than an oil lamp and your own fleeting grip on reality, you must descend in to the acrid bowels of a labyrinthine medieval mansion as Daniel, a man suffering from self - induced «Amnesia» (Hey...) in order to find and kill a man named Alexander, as you have instructed yourself to do in a letter written by your pre-amnesiac self.
Daniel Richter, All the beautiful men were not able to put me back together again, 2011, Oil on canvas, 78.74 x 118.11 x 1.57 inches (courtesy Regen Projects, Los Angeles)
As news spread over the weekend of the death of George P. Mitchell, the 94 - year - old Texas oil man widely credited with playing a pivotal role in unlocking the shale energy era, I reached out for a reaction from Daniel Yergin, the Pulitzer - winning chronicler of humanity's fossil fuel era.