Word: easygoingness
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None of which convinced Britton to remove his vest. But then he was never an easygoing sort. According to a profile in the February issue of GQ magazine, he facilitated abortions as early as the late 1960s, on principle. But by the 1980s, he was also doing them for the...
The movie does that. It is a smart, affecting, easygoing fable with plenty of talent on both sides of the camera. The key ingredient is Hanks, the one actor whom the mass audience trusts as an exemplar of quality. He can sell a tough subject to tough customers because they...
The Carmichaels are a middle-class black family living in Brooklyn in the early '70s. The father, Woody (Delroy Lindo), is a jazz musician who doesn't get much work because he only wants to play music he respects. He is easygoing and indulgent of his children, four boys and...
The first two hours of The Stand, which Mick Garris directed from a screenplay by King, are as gripping as anything in recent TV memory. But after the cities have been cleaned out, the mini-series mutates into a more tepid apocalyptic soap opera. The narrative coalesces around a few...
Weld's roommates and friends say that as anundergraduate the governor was easygoing andfriendly, although he did have his idiosyncrasies.