Sentence examples for funny entertainment from inspiring English sources
Unassuming and old-fashioned funny entertainment isn't exactly what we associate with this film-maker, but that's what she has very satisfyingly served up here.
A knowing and often funny entertainment – or a serious psychological experiment in which real people experience horrific things for our and their edification.
But in the right hands, Deegan's pitch- perfect spoof is still gloriously funny entertainment, which explains its previous form in the West End, including a three-year run.
Some have more enthusiasm than experience; Kobalia notes in her official bio that she graduated from high school (King George's, '99) and that from 2004 to 2006 she worked as a producer for "Destination Funny Entertainment".
It's just harks back to what the BBC have always done best, which is large scale, warm and genuine funny entertainment, it's just great.
Though worry is inevitable, Kaling, costar Emma Thompson — in top form — and director Nisha Ganatra have nailed it, turning out the kind of smart and funny entertainment with something on its mind that there never is enough of.
He crammed these simple but very funny entertainments with the best available comic talent, including Arthur Lowe, Tommy Cooper, Charlie Drake, Charles Hawtrey, Wilfrid Hyde-White and Jimmy Edwards.
They were warm, sweet, funny entertainments (though with darker political themes in the Reaganite, Aids-scarred 80s); but Maupin's subsequent work suggests he has ambitions beyond the literary sitcom.
Throughout the 1870s, Leno and his parents performed as "The Comic Trio (Mr. & Mrs. Leno and Dan Patrick) In Their Really Funny Entertainments, Songs and Dances".
"(Cleese) has been making audiences around the world laugh for 50 years and his writing and instantly recognisable performances have contributed to some of the best and funniest entertainment on television and in film," he said.
Now the diaries have been adapted by Michael Chaplin into a fast-paced and very funny theatrical entertainment, in which Mullin frequently appears to be a lone swimmer paddling against a tide of self-interest.
