In 1941, through fortuitous American connections, he decamped to New York, where he created feverish crucifixion scenes.
It has a number of feverish sex scenes, a scattering of strong language and a horrific depiction of torture and murder.
With the use of feverish fantasy scenes and claustrophobic camera shots, the film builds to a harrowing climax.
Yet along with Mr. Franco he remained first and foremost Congolese, dominating the feverish Kinshasa music scene.
Ms. Muskal's "Water Colors" illustrated the potential gap between a composer's intent and a listener's perception: painting provided the motivation, but the resulting music could accurately have accompanied a feverish Alfred Hitchcock chase scene.
The town centre is the scene of feverish building, especially around the Z-shape formed by its main shopping streets: Argyle, Buchanan and Sauchiehall.
I was merely trying to write an interesting article about what I had eaten for my tea; instead it turned into a costly legal drama, dragging in some of the biggest names in the British chef world and pointing up just how feverish the London restaurant scene is right now.
The film itself, somewhat like Todd Haynes's "Far From Heaven," which was set around the same time, is oversaturated with feeling, and also with music, as Gabriel Yared's feverish score sends a ripple of melodrama through otherwise ordinary scenes.
In his tenacious pursuit of an epicurean Gallic kingpin (Fernando Rey) we see piercing class conflict and perhaps the most feverish car-versus-subway chase scene ever shot.
I was the Executive Editor at the time, and the far more exciting story is the one that went on behind the scenes--a feverish brouhaha starring editors, writers, the publisher, and an advertiser.
