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"The Life and Trials of Aimee Semple McPherson," as the show is subtitled, are actually much more fascinating than you would gather from this formulaic Broadway musical.

In the third act, Spassky actually becomes more fascinating than Bobby Fischer, which may hurt the movie.

It was actually something much more fascinating than that.

But this belligerent back and forth actually obscures one of the more fascinating things about the whole deal: After centuries of fighting (and occasionally killing) over the rock, London is a bit less adamant (or at least rude) about keeping the Rock than the Spanish are about grabbing it.

Whether it's A Star Is Born, All About Eve, or even the sinking Smash, the back story in show business is usually more fascinating than what actually happens onstage.

A fascinator is much more fascinating.

Throbbing Gristle DOA: The Third and Final Report of Throbbing Gristle (1978) Theorists par excellence, the inventors of industrial music teemed with subversive, original ideas, most of which were more fascinating to hear about than to actually hear.

Which makes it even more fascinating that Seidl's work is actually famous for deconstructing traditions.

"So when people actually started talking to me, I thought, Wow, this is far more fascinating than all the stuff I made up.

Mr. Sher finds it even more fascinating that none of the opera's heroines are actually interested in Hoffmann.

What's really fascinating about the British Council survey is that Shakespeare is actually more popular abroad than he is the UK.