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...their roles as Alan and Dysart. Blake Lawit impresses the audience with his capacity to handle the volatile, frustrated character of Frank Strang. Elizabeth Price brings earnestness, normality, poise and the most strongly felt stage presence to her role as Jill. The horses are memorable as well. Their grace, coordination and poise make the play incredibly effective...
...stereotypical" models. This was not an attempt to combat Asian stereotypes or to create new ones. There was no attempts to impose Western standards on Asians. In fact, the only stereotype I was trying to fight was the idea that only Cindy Crawfords of the world can grace the pages of fashion magazines...
...perception is reality because "all rumors are true." An executive will go to A.A. meetings not because he is an alcoholic but because "that's where all the deals are being made." Michael Tolkin's script abounds in such cynical wisdom, but it never loses an appreciation for the grace with which these snakes consume their victims. Robert Altman, whom Hollywood has both favored (in his M*A*S*H days) and dismissed (over the past decade), directs the bright carnage with an assurance that only a hard-hided survivor can provide. He is like St. Sebastian, plucking the arrows...
...publisher at TIME, has won the 1992 Matrix Award in recognition of her "outstanding career achievement" in the magazine industry. The Matrix, administered by the New York chapter of Women in Communications, is the nearest thing to an Oscar for female magazine executives (past winners include Gloria Steinem, Grace Mirabella, Tina Brown and Helen Gurley Brown). Congratulations, Lisa...
...film--again, like JFK--struggles with its attempt to analyze history, too often romanticizing the past. For example, JFK's assassination is highly stylized: slow motion photography, with a beautiful Judy Collins rendition of "Amazing Grace" in the background, lends great spirituality to the event. However, this excess is unnecessary given the emotional and spiritual power Kennedy's assassination already commands over the American psyche...