Sentences with phrase «while nicholson»

Calder's ink on paper works reveal his early considerations of space, while Nicholson's oil relief painting — created as a gift for Calder — aspired to explore the nature of space by creating real depth on a two - dimensional plane.

The character Jack Nicholson played was based on accounts of Bulger and while Nicholson played him well, his «Frank Costello» can't hold a candle to the real thing!

While Nicholson, who has become increasingly picky and was last seen in 2010's barely watchable James L. Brooks romantic comedy «How Do You Know,» didn't sign on to the film, he did agree to read the script, which was written by Jesse Armstrong and Daniel J. Goor with a rewrite courtesy of Paul Attanasio (writer of such hilarious movies as «Quiz Show» and «Sphere «-RRB-.

While Nicholson is a hoot, he really shouldn't have been the main focus, and many scenes involving him feel a bit superfluous to the overall themes, despite their intended humor value.

What's funny is that they've both written survivalist stories before: Beaufoy penned «127 Hours,» while Nicholson wrote last year's «Unbroken.»

Speaking of, the cast of «I, Tonya» never flags: Paul Walter Hauser is hilariously hypnotic as Harding's «bodyguard» Shawn Eckardt, the slubby, heavy - lidded «mastermind» behind this idiocy, while Nicholson's expression is pure I - can't - believe - I - have - to - deal - with - these - folks - but - Tonya - is - worth - it.

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He is asked to play a focal point character; actors like Nicholson, Day - Lewis, and Shannon are free to play the biggest possible version of themselves while orbiting.

Watch Nicholson get emotional while talking about what Corman means to him in this clip.

While Tottenham, who currently sit eight points behind leaders Leicester City with only three games to play, know that they can not afford another slip up if they are to win their first league title since 1961, and Bill Nicholson's famous double - winning «glory glory» team.

Nicholson looked dangerous running at defenders with the ball, and made an impact off the ball while constantly harrying opposing players.

While many attachment - parenting recommendations likely counter popular societal beliefs, authors Barbara Nicholson and Lysa Parker are quick to point out that the benefits outweigh the backlash of criticism that advocates of detached parenting may impose.

Tom Waddle, wide receiver for the Chicago bears from 1989 to 1994, discusses the importance of concussion management, while Head Case co-founder Dan Nicholson explains how the Head Case Concussion Management System can help.

Nicholson said he would have a «long think» about what legislation to bring forward, while Shelbrooke said: «I have got several ideas running through my head.»

David Nicholson knew what was going on at Mid-Staffs while he was head of the West Midlands Strategic Health Authority and, from 2007, as the chief executive of the NHS.»

Which is presumably when one starts taking seriously the suggestions of a strange, possibly Australian man who has been talking to you through your Pzizz headphones with the same sinister authority that the ghostly barman uses while urging Jack Nicholson to «discipline» his family in The Shining.

Stanley Kubrick taking a mirror selfie with his daughter, while Jack Nicholson thought it was a photo of him.

While I understand some of the choices made by Jolie and a quartet of screenwriters (made up of past Oscar winners — the Coen brothers — and nominees William Nicholson and Richard LaGravenese), they ultimately made one crucial one: where they ended the movie.

Nicholson finally gets to play a rotten bastard without diluting his character with any redemptive qualities, while Damon sheds his sympathetic Everyman persona for the first time since «The Talented Mr. Ripley.»

As Gilooly, Stan will totally make you forget about The Winter Soldier, playing a scumbag for the ages (not unlike Eric Roberts in STAR 80) and Hauser steals scenes as his dimwitted friend, while Julianne Nicholson is alternately sweet and hilarious as Hardin's timid, buttoned - up trainer.

Rounding out the sterling cast, Sebastian Stan embodies Tonya's first love / husband / ex-husband, Jeff Gillooly, as a sleazy, if seemingly harmless, dummy with a volatility and violent streak while still managing to bring extra layers to him; Paul Walter Hauser is hilariously moronic as wannabe secret agent Shawn Eckhardt; Julianne Nicholson is felicitous casting, looking like every skating coach, and excellent in her own right as the warm Diane Rawlinson; and McKenna Grace (2017's «Gifted») brings a touching sense of heartache to young Tonya, especially as she pleads for her father to stay as he leaves his daughter with LaVona.

Meantime, Erik's friend Claire (Julianne Nicholson) wants to have his baby while he sweats out an HIV test.

Will Ferrell and John C Reilly reunite after Talladega Nights and Step Brothers in the leads, while Kelly Macdonald, Rebecca Nicholson and Rob Brydon have already been confirmed for supporting roles.

Some of his characters lash out (Paul Giamatti in Sideways), while others turn to introspection (Jack Nicholson in About Schmidt).

While not a musical, the original Little Shop is a dark comedy with some delightful discoveries (Jack Nicholson in one of his earliest roles).

The cast of I, Tonya, which also includes Sebastian Stan, Paul Walter Hauser, and Julianne Nicholson, enjoyed a successful evening on Sunday, taking home the Hollywood ensemble award, while Janney won the Hollywood supporting - actress award.

He was cast against type as David Staebler, an uptight, near autistic radio monologuist, while Bruce Dern was given what would normally have been the Nicholson role, playing David's brother, Jason, a comic, megalomaniacal hustler with a head full of outsize dreams and a dangerous connection to the mob.

Ivy (Nicholson) stayed in the rural plains of Oklahoma to look in on her parents, while sisters Barb (Roberts) and Karen (Lewis) got out and went on with their lives.

In the role originally played by Jack Nicholson will be Bryan Cranston, while Carell plays the part of the initially prison - bound sailor.

While The Guardian «s Amy Nicholson praised the film as «a marvellous movie about a struggling mother saved by a millennial Mary Poppins,» she criticized the film for its flat, on - the - nose third act:

While De Niro chooses to portray his character virtually asleep, Nicholson imbues his with a life force so strong he all but blows De Niro off the screen.

Good news for the ever - diminishing cult of Sandler, the rest of western civilization should cringe at Jack Nicholson returning to his Corman days by reciting a series of dick and fart jokes while banking to a dangerous degree on his lupine grin.

Suffering from mouth cancer while hurling toxic words at her family, Violet takes drugs as well as potshots at daughters played by Julia Roberts, Juliette Lewis and Julianne Nicholson.

Directed by Anna Foerster (Criminal Minds, Outlander), Underworld: Blood Wars sees Kate Beckinsale returing as Selene alongside Theo James and Charles Dance, while new additions to the cast include Tobias Menzies (Outlander), Lara Pulver (Sherlock), James Faulkner (Game of Thrones), Peter Andersson (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo), Bradley James (Damien), Daisy Head (Fallen) and newcomer Clementine Nicholson.

To take his Coppola fixation even further, the characters in «Darjeeling,» Francis, Peter and Jack are supposedly named after Coppola, Bogdanovich and Nicholson who were all friendly in the late»60s while making movies for Roger Corman.

His mother, Harriet (Julianne Nicholson) is the artistic sort, crafting hand - blown glass bongs, while his father Les (Ethan Hawke) is a bit of a burnout who happens to grow his own crop of marijuana.

Some other memorable moments that emerged while compiling this: Jack Nicholson, Meryl Streep (both Oscar - nominated) and Tom Waits on the downward spiral in Hector Babenco and William Kennedy's bleak «Ironweed»; John Huston's lyrical direction of the posthumously released adaptation of James Joyce's «The Dead»; the joyous Cajun -, zydeco -, R&B and gospel - flavored soundtrack of «The Big Easy,» gumbo for the ears; the consummate character actor John Mahoney breaking out (at least for me) in «Tin Men,» «Suspect» and «Moonstruck» and and Hunter delighting in «Raising Arizona,» «Broadcast News» and just about anything that came after; plus two British indies: Emily Lloyd as a cheeky 16 - year - old in David Leland's delightful comedy - drama «Wish You Were Here»; and one of the great cult films of the decade, Bruce Robinson's savagely witty «Withnail and I» with Richard E. Grant and Paul McCann.

Nothing feels truly genuine, except for the performances of Julia Roberts and Julianne Nicholson, and while individual moments may rise above the rest, the whole is dispiritingly superficial, since we always feel the hand of the writer at work.

Earning early buzz for her role as deeply flawed Aunt Mattie Fae (buzz augmented by a much - deserved career surge), Margo Martindale was long considered an early favorite, while Julianne Nicholson, who plays Barbara's sister Ivy, was rumored as a show - stealing dark horse.

The Last Detail — Prototypical road trip movie in which Jack Nicholson and Otis Young are Navy guys who decide to show convict Randy Quaid a good time while transporting him to prison.

Directed by Anna Foerster (Criminal Minds, Outlander), Underworld: Blood Wars sees Kate Beckinsale returning as Selene alongside Theo James and Charles Dance, while new additions to the cast include Tobias Menzies (Outlander), Lara Pulver (Sherlock), James Faulkner (Game of Thrones), Peter Andersson (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo), Bradley James (Damien), Daisy Head (Fallen) and newcomer Clementine Nicholson.

Drag - racing legends Gas Ronda and Don Nicholson lose early, but Al Joniec beats Hubert Platt in an all - Mustang Super Stock Eliminator final while clocking 11.59 seconds at 113.06 mph, then shuts down a Mopar to take the overall Super Stock title.

Now while I fully appreciate and agree with the fine vintage sarcasm you display regarding Scott Nicholson's attempts to build an audience from scratch, it's getting a bit rude to imply he's too dumb to notice such a glaring error as using 3 different tenses all throughout the book.

The Ritz - Carlton, St. Thomas, is tentatively set to reopen in fall 2018, Nicholson - Doty says, while the reopening date for Sugar Bay Resort & Spa is still awaiting confirmation.

Hurricane Irma hit St. Thomas, St. John and Water Island the hardest, while Hurricane Maria's effects were most felt in the southwestern portion of St. Croix, Nicholson - Doty says.

«That's an extremely good indicator for the region in terms of people spending both on their way to our destinations but also while they are in our destinations,» Nicholson - Doty said of the hotel sector's performance.

While contrasting in colour with her contemporary use of light stones, the hard wood met her preference for direct carving over modelling; she would explain: «I like the resistance of the hard material and feel happier working that way» («The Aim of the Modern Artist: Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson», Studio, vol.104, no. 477, Dec. 1932, p. 332).

The 1920s, meanwhile, saw the newly - wed Ben and Winifred Nicholson bouncing ideas off each other and their fellow artists in a ferment of creativity, while over on the other side of the planet the redoubtable Emily Carr battled against isolation and rejection in British Columbia to create one of the most powerful legacies of modernist painting in Canada.

While the earlier, gritty output would inspire later photographers such as Don McCullin, the new work — nudes, portraits, landscapes — made him an ingredient as essential to the establishment of British modernism as the sculptures of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, and the paintings of Ben Nicholson.

The British sculptor Barbara Hepworth and the artist Ben Nicholson met while on holiday in Norfolk in 1931, and although both were already married, they gradually fell in love.

While teaching about this I got excited about doing more research and ultimately, at John Hopkins, Simon Nicholson from American University and I decided that there should be a think tank that would try to ensure that if we do decide to look at climate geoengineering as a society, that we include all of the stakeholders... That was one of the fears we had, so the purpose of these kind of forums are to ensure that other stakeholders like NGOs and the general public — who would be affected by these technologies — are a part of the conversation.