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Banfield, another bass and a junior, flashes a Cheshire cat smile, especially when he speaks of his possible future as a politician...
...other members of the Harvard Din and Tonics, one of the college’s premiere all-male jazz a cappella ensembles, this was just one of many celebrity “encounters” they enjoyed at the shooting of Mona Lisa Smile over winter break. And as performing extras in the film, they were practically celebrities themselves...
...rehearsals, I mostly find myself watching the show with an incredibly cheesy smile on my face,” he says. “One of the greatest things is the dynamic among the cast. There is a great energy possessed by the cast that they project from onstage...
...September 1955, about the time Parker bought Elvis' contract from Phillips). In fact, though, Elvis was the Marlon Brando of pop. Everyone saw this; I did, and I was 11. Brando and Elvis both had sullen good looks: hooded eyes and full, sensuous mouths that easily formed a sneer-smile. They semaphored their menace in their movement: Brando the prowling predator, Presley the sex machine. Most important: both men, virtually by themselves, caused a redefinition of what was acceptable in their fields. And soon, because of their seismic influence, their strange styles became the standard...
...Sabrina) in Hollywood history--as well as the tartest evocation of Hollywood history (Sunset Blvd.). His films were utterly contemporary (One Two Three, his 1961 cold war satire, was shot in Berlin just before the Wall went up), yet have stayed as fresh and winning as an Audrey Hepburn smile...