Word: naturedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The mood in the queues, once one of good-natured resignation, has soured in recent months as the food shortages have become more acute. As far back as anybody can remember, invalids, pregnant women and mothers with infants always received unquestioned priority. No longer. Now those who head for the...
Lumet decided to focus almost entirely on Ciello, ignoring most of the other questions this complicated film raises. New York City, for example, is almost entirely absent. Lumet shoots almost all scenes inside, presumably to show the profound isolation of Ciello's--or anyone else's--behavior. Lumet may have...
The groom himself had to put up with a little good-natured palace revolution. His brothers Andrew and Edward got hold of a dozen balloons emblazoned with the Prince of Wales emblem, borrowed lipstick from a lady-in-waiting to scrawl a JUST MARRIED sign, and got up the royal...
Louise (Simone Signoret) is one of those women. She and her crippled brother Gilles (Jean Rochefort) seem resigned to live out their days exchanging good-natured insults. Louise keeps house and her own counsel; the defiantly cheerful Gilles looks at life from a wheelchair, through a telescope lens. But there...
WHEN THE FIRST American patriots were driven to rhetorical and physical attacks on their colonial lords, they did not do so happily. Their thoughts were not the good-natured, piccolo-accompanied, complaints of "taxation without representation" as advertised by subsequent children's textbooks. Instead, the American grievances with England were...