"Downfall" (2004), which was written as well as produced by Mr. Eichinger (and was also nominated for an Oscar), tells the story of Hitler's final days, portraying life with his close compatriots in his Berlin bunker.
(Chinen) ★ PHIL WOODS QUINTET (Thursday) Last year the alto saxophonist and bebop veteran Phil Woods released "American Songbook II" (Kind of Blue), a sharp and often sparkling album featuring close compatriots like the trumpeter Brian Lynch, the bassist Steve Gilmore and the drummer Bill Goodwin.
Another guy enjoying the Olympics is Alberto Salazar, an American of Cuban descent whose father was, at one time, a close compatriot of Castro's.
Each has a close compatriot in the band: the bassist Tony Marino, who has worked with Mr. Liebman for the past 15 years, and the drummer Jim Black, whose history with Mr. Eskelin stretches back nearly as far.
As a close compatriot of DJ Harvey, Bullock's been a pivotal part of the dank, dark world of the underground in both the UK and the states in the last few decades.
Tap it at anytime, and it'll pull up solely those emails which are from your preselected closest compatriots.
Politically charged comics are not the domain solely of the left ("Mallard Fillmore," for instance, stars a Republican duck), and in some respects McGruder's closest compatriot in subversion is his opposite: Johnny Hart, the seventy-three-year-old white man behind "B.C".
She enjoyed more success during the tournament itself, finishing as South Africa's leading run-scorer with 206 runs, 92 more than her closest compatriot, Shandre Fritz.
At its absolute best, "Cougar Town" has been able to balance zaniness, goofy charm, cutting wit and emotionally deft story lines, and I'll grant that that's a difficult mixture to pull off (FX's razor-sharp "Archer" has often been "Cougar Town's" closest compatriot in the surreal-plus-smut-plus-feelings sweepstakes).
The pre-race favourite was talking about breaking the world record but the Olympic silver medallist from 2012 could not get close to compatriot Murdoch leaving the Tollcross crowd rather stunned.
By remorselessly congregating with his closest club kid compatriots for a fancy dinner in Manhattan, of course. .
