Johnson's clean-cut good looks and easygoing "boy-next-door" charm made him especially popular with swooning bobby-soxers, which led to his nickname "the Voiceless Sinatra," and in 1945 he ranked second only to Bing Crosby on the list of Top 10 Box Office Stars.
Some people who have worked with Mr. Knox are quick to point out that his easygoing personality and Boy Scout sincerity endear him to juries.
The major exception is the character based on Mr. Harrelson himself, an easygoing, conniving good ol' boy who has been renamed Zach for the purposes of the production.
An easygoing, self-described country boy, he laughs easily and often as he tells of his research travails.
"He was easygoing, a passive sort of boy," said Byron Roberts," a former coach.
He was described by friends and family as an affectionate and "kind-hearted hometown boy" who was easygoing and always in good humor.
She is well paired with the easygoing charmer Cheyenne Jackson as the local boy Woody, who is snared almost as soon as he sets eyes on Sharon — or as soon as Finian sets eyes on this promising prospect for his daughter.
The styling for the second look, "girl-boy," was just as easygoing: after dry locks were sprayed with Aveda Air Control Hair Spray and quickly finger-combed, Malige pulled hair back into a loose chignon near the nape of the neck.
James Francis Cagney was born July 17 , 1899 on New York's Lower East Side, the son of an easygoing Irish saloon keeper and an Irish-Norwegian mother, whose shimmering red hair he adored as a boy and remembered often as a man.
