Look here, for example, in this reconstructed scene where he plays both Nicholas Elliott (crucial to the story) and the colonel questioning him – how well he belongs!
For example, in this warehouse scene, we saturated the floors in a dark, dark charcoal, and we thought that was enough, but then the cameras showed them as still being too light.
I wished that, in return, the women were not always humiliating the men — for example, in the scene with the mother and the son and the food.
For example, in the scene where Sally and Harry appear on a split screen, talking on the telephone while watching their respective television sets, channel surfing, was something that Crystal and Reiner did every night.
For example, in the scene where Tintin teaches Congolese school children about geography, he states in the 1930 31 version, "My dear friends, today I'm going to talk to you about your country: Belgium!" whereas in the 1946 version, he instead gives them a mathematics lesson.
For example, in one scene, Anne falls asleep during a picnic and wakes up to discover the baby she is meant to have been tending has vanished.
"For example, in one scene my father is suffering a crisis of confidence backstage before performing for Queen Elizabeth at the Sydney Opera House.
For example, in one scene a monk is shown chopping radishes for a salad.
For example in one scene, when the Griffins hear New Brian fart, they think it is cute and when Brian does it, they get furious and kick him out.
