Jarvis was found at a train station by the casting director; she had never acted before, and, for all the capable action and simulation of emotion she delivers, she's even better in repose.
"Being older, there were moments when it was really tough," said Reeves, who is joining the ranks of actors including Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Liam Neeson who are proving more than capable action stars into their 50s and even 60s.
Costar Howard is solid as well, but she has a tougher challenge because Claire is a woman caught between paradigms, having to be both the traditional studio movie damsel in distress trapped in high heels and today's capable action heroine.
But, he argues, conglomerate groups, such as business corporations, that possess internal decision structures and stated policies, are capable of actions that we can properly represent as the intentional actions of the group.
Action is an attribute of substance, for Leibniz defines substance as "a being capable of action" (GP vi, 598).
Turnbull faces rolling challenges to his authority, but the prime minister remains capable of action.
Primate studies have identified populations of neurons that are capable of action recognition.
Kosovo proves the logic of a European foreign and security policy capable of action, the official said.
Only then will it be possible to continue the integration process needed and make the European Union more capable of action.
Medina-Sidonia was an experienced administrator who proved to be resolute and capable in action, but he had relatively little sea experience.
It doesn't make sense to speak of sin and death as if they were living entities capable of action and actual influence, as if they were living entities moving about as agents in the world.
