Word: eyeful
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...whilst sizing up the audience with a level look annealed by years of prostitution before her stardom as a comic actress. And it would be difficult to imagine a more sympathic portrait of a minor writer than his study of Giuseppe Baretti, shortsightedly scrutinizing a book inches from his eye with the greed of a man devouring an orange. In Reynolds' intimate portraits, the aura of classical make-believe becomes an ironical virtue (it is, after all, hard to take altogether seriously a title like Lady Sarah Bunbury Sacrificing to the Graces...
More than two years have passed since a movie of hers was released, but Debra Winger has had no trouble staying in the public eye. The Ohio-born actress made national headlines when she moved into the mansion with Nebraska Governor Bob Kerrey, 42, whom she had met while making Terms of Endearment. Last week she was in the news again, after marrying Actor Timothy Hutton, to the surprise of almost everyone except, of course, Hutton, plus 25 relatives and close friends who attended the Jewish ceremony at Big Sur, Calif., overlooking the Pacific. Though Winger, 30, and Hutton...
...have had the match in mind for some time, but romantic sparks did not fly between the pair until chocolate profiteroles did, one afternoon last June at Ascot. He tried to make her eat some; she wasn't having any and playfully threw them at him. Bull's-eye. "There are always humble beginnings," said the zinged Andrew at a press conference last week. "It's got to start somewhere." Currently "over the moon" and hoping for a late-summer wedding in Westminster Abbey, the couple kissed happily for the cameras. Then the bride-to-be gave reporters a look...
...Turtle Diary just to hear Glenda Jackson pronounce the word "turtle." She utters the word with the same subtlety which John Irvin uses to direct the film, both understated and graceful to the ear as well as to the eye...
...when you're watching Harvard this weekend, keep an eye out for Rob Ohno, a working man's kind of hockey player who leads by example...