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...Pennsylvania native, Vilsack graduated from Hamilton College and Albany Law School. He moved to his wife??s hometown of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, where he was elected mayor in 1987 after the city’s then-mayor was killed...
...shouted. “Enough!” He pulled Felicity off Roxanna and cradled the chambermaid in his arms. Felicity, undaunted, launched herself at Frederick’s back. Frederick, already half aroused at the sight of the grappling, bare-chested Amazons, could now feel his wife??s breasts pressed against his back, while Roxanna’s languorous form quivered against his embrace. It felt oddly poetic: ensconced between these two women to whom he had given so much.Felicity was still panting, and her breath was hot in Frederick?...
...funniest, most adventurous and heart-rending portion of the film. The dialogue between performance and real life is so dense and cyclical that Tom Noonan (who plays Caden in the play and follows him throughout most of the film) goes so far as to lead Caden to his wife??s new apartment in New York, seemingly in order to research his role. “I want to follow you there and see how you lose even more of yourself,” Noonan says. Noonan becomes a casualty of the increasingly blurred boundaries of reality and theater...
...those clouds bounding through the blue. Oh, how she loved Florence!As she left the city, passing through its old Roman gate, Roxanna mused again over the improbability of her happiness. To think that Viscount Frederick, always so devoted to his ancestral manse, would suddenly bow to his wife??s request that they go to Italy now, immediately, at once. The couple had brought along only Roxanna, Viscountess Felicity’s personal maid. Their departure had been strange. Felicity had developed a sudden fear of horses, and she refused to ride or even to be driven...
...While Levitsky said he may eventually move back to Peru, his wife??s birthplace, he added that he has no immediate plans to leave...