The enduring affection for star midfielder Julio Gómez simply could not be contained.
But clearly there is still great affection for the star, who came to prominence in the 1980s BBC sketch show Three of Kind, where she starred alongside Lenny Henry and David Copperfield.
Frost draws comparison with the affection felt for Star Wars – a direct antecedent of BTTF in terms of manic fandom (but, for me, a far inferior film).
Meanwhile, he tries to juggle his affection for his star singer (Bijou Phillips) with his attraction to an up-and-coming chanteuse (Izabella Miko).
"No," Dumont chuckled, with affection for his star.
Hanks was a crowd favorite in Radio City Music Hall, and his defeat was seen as a surprise after a Tonys season that had seen much mutual affection between the star and the Broadway community.
After thinking for a few seconds, the only explanation has to be that since Ethan's last name is "Hawke," and hawks are often kept trapt in cages, maybe Ethan Hawke has some sort of Stockholm syndrome affection for the star of "Bangkok Dangerous".
From Internal Affairs to Intersection, he's at his best when actively undermining the affection bestowed upon stars by their audiences.
The gigantic saloon set of "Virginia City" gives Curtiz several opportunities to indulge himself, as Flynn and his opposite number, a Confederate officer played by Randolph Scott, compete for the affections of the star attraction, a singer played by Miriam Hopkins.
Meals eaten in old age up and down Britain for he never stopped, and the palate, insured for £250,000, never failed him informed him that food was still being "murdered" everywhere, though now with tomato purée and deep-frying.A generation of chefs, among them Raymond Blanc and Marco Pierre White, looked on him with affection, for his stars had got them going.
