(American?) Debating the question was something of an on-camera parlor game for the Bourg-en-Bresse-born omelet magician and his good friend Julia Child, with whom he hosted the popular goofball series "Julia and Jacques" in the late 1990s.
Tomlinson may be featured in spots for Nike and Gatorade, but he is also a willing local pitchman, jumping in front of the camera for pizza parlors, spas and backyard turf.
Mr. McMullen shot footage for the report inside the parlor using an 8-millimeter concealedncealed in a lunchbox.
Their whodunit parlor game seduced the camera, each performer playing a pivotal role in mounting the central mystery: Who killed the enigmatic American businessman aboard the titular train? .
And trust me: without autofocus, an S.L.R. camera that shoots video is just a parlor stunt.
Relaxed men fresh from massage parlors frown earnestly into the camera at the mere thought of such malfeasance.
Passing out of the camera frame, Robertson walked into Chico's Pizza parlor, where Juan Roberto was sweeping the floor in a back room.
Afterward, Sister Mary mingled in the parlor with relatives who clutched cake plates and cameras.
Using a digital camera, a machete, fake blood and a cast of taxi drivers and massage-parlor girls, Ayre spun the tale of Turner leading an expedition into Cambodia to fight a cell of Buddhist terrorists.
She spent her free time trying to perfect pole dancing in the parlor and was very good at it and completely comfortable with the television camera.
In the sequence we're remembering, the camera followed one woman as she picked up her bomb & carried it into a packed ice-cream parlor frented by breezy insouciant young French colonials...in accordance with her instructions she dallied for a few moments, so as not to provoke notice.
