Yeah, yeah – that's not exactly a fair portrayal.
The film's announcement comes at a time when Hollywood is coming under increasing pressure to clean up its negative portrayals of LGBT people.
Cooper ditched the sexy-guy swagger (see: Wedding Crashers, Limitless) for his portrayal of clean-cut cop Avery Cross in Derek Cianfrance's sprawling generational tale of masculinity, heredity and pride.
In her review of the volume in Strange Horizons, Victoria Hoyle writes that "there is something incredibly precise, clean, and cold about Clarke's portrayal of 'women's magic' in this story (and throughout the collection)—it is urgent and desperate, but it is also natural and in the course of things".
Victoria Hoyle in Strange Horizons writes in particular that "there is something incredibly precise, clean, and cold about Clarke's portrayal of 'women's magic' in this story (and throughout the collection)—it is urgent and desperate, but it is also natural and in the course of things".
The musicians disputed in interviews the portrayal of nuclear power as "clean energy".
Then ensued, in predictable order, outrage, protests, apologies, and the rather successful effort to wipe all traces of Mr. Kutcher's portrayal of a chai-dipped, lecherous Bollywood producer "Raj" clean from the annals of Internet memory.
Milk's story proper begins when Milk (Sean Penn, in a transformative portrayal) was a New York City insurance executive, closeted and clean-cut.
His clean-cut loopy cowboy chic, to one day inspire Owen Wilson's portrayal of the Cormac McCarthy-on-acid novelist in "The Royal Tenenbaums," shocked the Hollywood establishment.
