She was critically injured in a horrendous bus accident as a teenager, a metal rod entirely piercing her body.
Still, no one, least of all Mr. Pierce, expects such an ambitious project to go entirely smoothly.
In the 18th century, however, it enjoyed a period of great popularity, when certain pieces of domestic silver for example, cake baskets, sugar basins, and coasters consisted almost entirely of intricate pierced-work patterns.
Julie meets Anthony Tom Burkee), a man-of-the-world type who seems wholly insufferable at first, with his lofty opinions about art (including Julie's) and superior attitude, but who gradually becomes the other half of a quietly piercing, entirely credible love story.
Both Michael K Williams and Wendell Pierce are entirely in control of their performances here: Pierce shuffles heavily and quickly along the bench towards Williams, only able to stop himself striking the other man by standing up and pacing around.
Saoirse Ronan, making her Broadway debut as Abigail Williams, is piercing and entirely unsympathetic, and this fits the role.
His strange, animal quavering cry and piercing gaze are entirely unique.
It can also happen that a dart will pierce the body or head entirely, and protrude on the other side.
In fairness, Goodman wasn't entirely wrong about him — he certainly enjoyed piercing the conventions of popular culture.
Though Layton and Pierce documented 371 films that were entirely shot or featured sequences in the two-strip process, they found no proof that color drove ticket sales, Pierce said.
But the queasiness of "Catfish" — the suspicion that it is not entirely on the level — comes less from Wesselman-Pierce's imposture than from the filmmakers' response to it, which feels at the very least disingenuous.
