In "Lonely, I'm Not," Mr. Grace portrays an after-the-fall variation on the same type and demonstrates that failures can be just as charming as successes — perhaps even more so in an age in which the big winners in business are increasingly regarded with suspicion.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
She is viewed as someone who used her success, and charming and wily personality, to gain a privileged life on both sides of the wall.
He was the same: reserved, self-confident but charming – despite the enormous success his talent was on the verge of bringing him.
For Petit, Vyroubova created the role of the sleeping beauty figure in his first major success, the charming, tender and touching ballet about strolling players, Les Forains.
His dashing biography could be the stuff of novels; instead, it's the subject of "Candide at 250: Scandal and Success," a charming exhibition running at the New York Public Library until April 25th.
Canning would have preferred for them to become friends first, and Benigno deemed their sexual tension unrealistic, based on Sam's success at charming Quinn in Na'vi, the fictional language of Avatar.
Hill subsequently parted ways with Universal, and in 1979 he found modest success with the charming comedy A Little Romance, featuring Diane Lane as an American teenager in Paris whose first romance is orchestrated by a roguish thief (Laurence Olivier).
The success of this charming trifle of a show — which just won five Tony Awards, including best score — illustrates the paradoxical state of theater music on and off Broadway, where it is both the best and worst of times.
Nonetheless it's rather charming to see this initial success for a traditional piece of animation in a year when the genre has produced such (sublime) eccentrics as Coraline, Fantastic Mr Fox and Mary And Max.
