Lancaster was a victim of his own megalomania and quite unmanageable, he said, as well as being overbearing and foul-mouthed - so much so that the English crew wrote an open letter of complaint (which, given the capacity of the average film crew for fluent swearing, is quite something).
Playing without the injured Marcus Camby (plantar fasciitis, a heel injury), they did their best to negate Charlotte's height advantage by pushing the ball up the court fervently and getting the Hornets' 7-foot center, Elden Campbell, in so much foul trouble that he played only 18 minutes.
Chamberlain once said that Attles, who had a terrific game himself, shooting a perfect 8 for 8 from the field and 1 for 1 from the foul line, "was crying so much that he didn't get any attention that I gave the ball to him".
In a segment on the Today Show Daniel Norris said, "When I can simplify outside of the fair and foul lines, that's so much less to think about off the field and all my focus is put onto the baseball field".
I'm trying to get fouls instead of being so much of a finesse player.
Andrés Iniesta kept his head but all around him team-mates were losing theirs; fouls were committed not so much out of resistance as impotence.
The Albertan line is that Americans should embrace their foul oil because it is so much safer than the stuff we get from other places.
Portland gave up a great deal of fouls near the penalty area, so much that seven of LA's 13 attempts came from set pieces.
The prisoners' rough faces and darting eyes, the crooked arc of one man's nose and the unnervingly sly line of another's smile, suggest so much (murder most foul, to borrow a line), as do the occasional shivery biographical asides, particularly about the mafia, that jostle alongside the play's poetry.
Never has a man wished so much for a few foul balls so he could wash his hands.
