This one not only has a mother problem, but an ex-girlfriend one, too: an old flame, Fiona (Gabrielle Anwar), a former operative for the I.R.A., shows up and also smothers him with expectations.
The final tally was the chef and his girlfriend, my ex-girlfriend, one friend from college, two friends I'd had for a couple of years, two I'd known for over 10 years, and one of their daughters, who had also helped me cast the foot.
As a commitment-phobe meeting up with his bitter ex-girlfriends one-by-one in the weeks before his wedding day, Schwimmer toyed with the neurotic "Ross" persona that had made him famous.
His final stats: thirty-one months, four pairs of shoes, one ex-girlfriend, and one aborted mugging, all culminating in a last, leisurely stride and a pervasive (if unspoken) feeling of "What next?" You might ask: had Smith, in all his wandering, really never walked past the Empire State Building before?
The ex-girlfriend remembered one day when the family went on a picnic by a river and Daniel Rudolph dived in and split his hand open on a rock.
One question that did not come up: The Julia question, as in JULIA ROBERTS, his ex-girlfriend and one of the stars of that big-budget film around the corner.
Of those 61 girls, 43 were said to be ex-girlfriends of one or more family members and 13 were said to have been raped, sexually assaulted, or threatened by one or more members of this family.
An ex-girlfriend – and one, it should be said, who was very fond of him – told Isaacson that she thought Jobs suffered from narcissistic personality disorder.
"I've heard from a number of his ex-girlfriends, including one — this is a detail I wish I could've gotten in the story, because it so well captures this guy.
The ex-girlfriend of one of the narrator's friends call him in the middle of the night, hoping to get back in touch with her old boyfriend, who owes her money.
In another, Lindsey talks to the ex-girlfriend of one of the suspects—her mother called in the tip and ends up giving her a righteous earful about morality.
