Lynch slunk in through a side door, casting a leery eye up at his audience.
The bars of the cell door cast shadows along the stone floor, and a cross was faintly scratched in the wall.
Then she and her eldest son walked quietly to the restaurant door, cast a wary eye for paparazzi and headed for their car and the half-hour drive home.
Yet while Bond has been played by a revolving door cast of dapper actors, Rocky is inseparable from the man who created him, and much of the allure of the series has been in charting their parallel fortunes.
The stained glass of the front door cast a red glow across the hallway, a staircase with an ornately carved mahogany banister was to our left, the parquet floor laid with thinning Turkish rugs; this family had been rich for a long time.
In keeping with the Noah's-ark design ethos, the room was also furnished with a pair of enormous plastic trash cans; one stood near the door, casting a bleak plastic pall over things, and the other took up too much space in the tiny shared bathroom.
Madeleine dragged her vacuum and crate on wheels through my door casting a disapproving glance around my apartment....'.Do vat you like, lessen music vat you like...no matter to me'.
In the liner notes for The Altar and the Door, Casting Crowns lists Psalm 51, Ephesians 2 1 10, 1 John 1 9, Psalm 103, Romans 8, Colossians 2 9 15, Isaiah 38 17, Psalm 32, Lamentations 3 22 24, Romans 6 and Romans 3 5 8 as inspirations for writing "East to West".
What seemed like a match made in theater heaven -- Broadway's favorite comic playwright and America's television sweetheart -- has become the latest subplot in a season beset by failed productions and revolving-door casts.
(In the first of many revolving-door cast changes for this production, Željko Lučić replaces Frontali in the second performance).
