Playing the louche and frequently wasted outlaw Howard Marks in Mr Nice (2010, Entertainment One, 18) doesn't look like much of a stretch for Rhys Ifans, whose own intoxicated bad-boy behaviour has frequently overshadowed his onscreen achievements.
Here were these two young men (they're both forty-three), calmly intoxicated with a very serious boy's adventure.
"I adored Superman," Pullman tells us, and, as a boy, he was "intoxicated," "enthralled" and "dizzy with passion" while reading his graphic adventures.
The girl told her parents that while she was heavily intoxicated, she was raped by four boys, and someone took a photograph of it.
The girl told her parents that while she was heavily intoxicated, she was raped by four boys, and someone took a photograph of the assault.
For a young boy, nothing is more intoxicating than attention; I wanted to get a piece of that action.
Updike's latest novel knits together preoccupations that have been with him for some 50 years -- sex, death, religion -- as an American high school boy, half-Irish, half-Egyptian, is intoxicated by Islamic radicalism.
The energy and the rawness of the b-boys was intoxicating, especially for uptight and earthbound audiences.
From its most sentimentally intoxicated to its more socially engaged poems, a crucial aspect of Dear Boy's knowing aesthetic is the precise and telling detail.
In the episode, Bart, intoxicated from an all-syrup squishee, mistakenly joins the Junior Campers, a Boy Scout-style organization that's not affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America.
In Zamora et al. v. Columbia Broadcasting System et al. (1979), the parents of a 15-year-old boy who killed his neighbour sued a television network for "intoxicating" their son with TV violence.
