Auchincloss, who is eighty-seven, and himself something of a Gotham patrician, casts a chilly eye upon the American empire that families like the Carnochans helped to build.
"Don't sweetheart me," snaps back Maggie Smith with the chilly eyed hauteur she has brought to a thousand scenes in Downton Abbey.
By then Alice had grown up under the chilly eye of a stepmother, romped her way through a notorious White House girlhood, dazzled the American public as its first teenage celebrity, won her father's admiration with her savvy political instincts and found a father surrogate to marry.
Amelie Mauresmo defied the showdown's billing as the nervy one against the nerveless one, the choker against the chilly eyed killer, breaking down the normally pitiless game of Justine Henin-Hardenne for a victory that could be just the start of a momentous sporting weekend for France.
A whole family share the same chilly white faces, eyes like boreholes in snow.
Later she would spin out like a tumbleweed onto Michigan Avenue draped in her ankle-length black faux-fur coat and careen toward the bums on the damp gray corners sobbing, "I'm one of you now!" She'd wave her finger at one unfortunate, chilly bum, her eyes wet and glassy and unfocused, the hem of her fur bedraggled where it dragged.
Slice the bird's eye chilly.
If you like it spicy, add a lot of bird's eye chilly.
Dad's mouth was drawn and his eyes were chilly as he kept swigging that water, detailing the "open coffin or grave" that was my "future".
This combination of mystery and intimacy makes Mr. Schreiber a natural for Pinter and especially for "Betrayal," which opened last night at the American Airlines Theater in David Leveaux's eye-caressing, chilly production, which also stars John Slattery and the ravishing but miscast Juliette Binoche.
