Wherever Valjean goes, Javert shows up; he's everywhere at once, like the Joker in "The Dark Knight," who was at least intended to be a fanciful creation.
Comic book movies such as the Captain America series may have taken the spy agency-gone-rogue trope and turned it into a template for the modern superhero epic, but Matt Damon's returning amnesiac super-soldier somehow still doesn't seem like nearly such a fanciful creation as he used to.
This idea may sound bizarre, or just another fanciful creation story.
Set in a fanciful re-creation of Grand Central Terminal, the scene lasts 11 1/2 minutes, unusually long for a musical.
The exhibition, in the mansion's ornate former drawing room, which is now called the Great Hall, includes what Mr. Joyce calls a "fanciful re-creation" of a speakeasy, complete with a door equipped with a slide over a peephole, and a photograph of William Coe's daughter, Natalie (who got married in this very room in 1934), at the "21" Club in Manhattan when it was a speakeasy.
And for this one night, Mr. Armani went to town, having overseen the construction of a nearly 100,000-square-foot set on the pier that included a museum-style installation of some of his most fanciful creations, an enormous runway and a nightclub.
Displays of food along the Decumanus ARCHITECTURE The visitor's first attention is captured by the national pavilions, a dazzling and delightful array of fanciful creations housing each country's EXPO outpost.
It's natural to find an author ensnared by his own fanciful creations.
On the grounds of the museum are outdoor sculptures and other metal works as well as a smithy shop, and inside we admired fine and often fanciful creations of American artists.
They decided that the one-act work, commissioned by the Paris Opera Ballet, should showcase not only Manfred, but "the whole Byron", becoming (in Gosling's words) "a highly personal amalgam [of] real characters and imaginary ones, the fanciful creations of the poet, real relationships and dream visions".
Caproni and several of his more fanciful creations show up in Hayao Miyazaki's masterly "The Wind Rises," a kind of animated bio-pic of Jiro Horikoshi, Japan's great airplane engineer of the nineteen-thirties.
