Word: thanking
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...interview with Mr. T. would be tough, but I didn't think he'd be timid. The question I asked him, about the parts Black actors are getting today, got silence in response. This was terrible; I got tense. But after a tenacious follow-up, T started talking: "I thank God I'm in a position where I can pick and choose--there are some roles I don't play. I don't do pimp roles, I don't do dope-dealing roles, or whatever. Whatever role I play is a positive role; it's a strong role. Never negative...
...thank you, you're too kind. But I must say, I think you did say it better--I just loved your article in Perspective on Harvard's own wonderful affirmative action policies...
Cooke had an uncanny knack for seeming to settle into the viewer's living room. He credited it to the fact that he was one of the few TV performers to memorize his lines and speak without a TelePrompTer. Baker will stick with the TelePrompTer, thank you. "Alistair was amazing because he appeared so spontaneous," he says. "I'm so uneasy now, I just couldn...
Once again, U.S. audiences have the British to thank for doing overdue justice to an icon of American popular culture. This first-ever TV version of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess comes not from an American network but from the BBC. The director is a seasoned hand at such transatlantic transactions: Trevor Nunn, former head of the Royal Shakespeare Company and the man who brought Cats and Les Miserables to Broadway...
Rudenstine expressed his gratitude by concluding his remarks with his "newly acquired very limited Korean linguistic skills" by pronouncing the words "Kamsa Hamnida," meaning "Thank...