Word: fatales
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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That, in essence, is what Good is uniquely qualified to do. He first became interested in medicine at the age of five when his father, a Minneapolis high school principal, developed what proved to be a fatal cancer. "I was very impressed with the doctor who came to take care of him," says Good. "I never wanted to be anything but a doctor after that...
Harvard's hopes for second were dealt a damaging, but necessarily fatal blow by the Penn performance, which was coupled with the collapse of a tired Charlie Campbell in the race, but the Crimson continued to fight for its life. Dave Brumwell, qualifying second with a new Harvard record time of 2:11.961 in the 200-yd. breaststroke, well under his previous record time of 2:13.2, lowered his mark to an excellent 2:10.853 clocking in the evening final to take an important second...
...sequence which really does show any part of the process of a painter painting is easily the most interesting of the film, but it hints at a kind of fatal demystification to which modern methods of working are particularly subject. The process of painting no longer seems like that of an artist creating from sheer, inner self. With Pollock there came the negation of the easel and, for the most part, the brush. De Kooning spent almost as much time scraping rejected versions of his Women off the canvas as painting them onto it. Here, Larry Poons--who looks like...
...When I watched my mother, a human wreck, hanging in that chair, I couldn't stand it any more. So I shouted in her ear, 'It's all right, Mother! I will take care of you.' The next day I gave her the fatal shot...
Jack Guerney, (Peter O'Toole), the 13th Earl of Guerney has just come into his inheritance by his father's fatal eccentricity. (The old man accidentally hung himself to death in a cocktail hour habit of stringing himself up by the neck in ballerina regalia.) But Jack is a paranoid schizophrenic who believes he is the God of Love, a charming and loveable idiot who can't stop raving about goodness and love. (Jack's explanation for his divine identity is this: "When I pray to Him, I find I'm talking to myself...