This was a glorious star-burst of British failure, defeat without dishonour from this estimable quartet of part-timers.
It reminded me of Africa, where I was born and raised until the age of seven: the same humidity, fierce, brief rain, the same smells and sounds and glorious, star-filled skies.
"It's because this writer and his two glorious stars burn with a love of the theater that conquers all".
PINK FLAMINGOS (John Waters, 1972) Apparently frivolous, definitely foul, Waters's ultra-camp, post-Warholian immersion in disgust, which stars the glorious transvestite star Divine, was a pointed De Sadean antidote to the self-importance that was creeping into American movies at the time.
Ms. Cruz has become Mr. Almodóvar's link to the glorious movie-star traditions of the past.
Don't Tell Mama is the cabaret multiplex on West 46th Street where most glorious Broadway stars and award-winning composers first displayed their talents.
"The Year Without a Santa Claus" (1974) features, among other glorious moments, the star turns of Heat Miser and Snow Miser.
If the story of the universe were made into a summer movie, starting with the biggest, baddest explosion ever and building up to the glorious development of stars, galaxies and human life, what sort of flick would it be?
As you watch the night sky with its glorious carpet of stars, at first earthly thoughts rush about like a clanging background noise.
At the age of 21, he is already an explosive star with glorious moves, linked, as Scottie Pippen once was, to a superstar who makes him all the more lethal.
