Sentence examples for hanging scene from inspiring English sources

For the hanging scene, he says, "I was so into it that I believed I was hanging myself to death".

What upsets one child may delight another: when Crouch performed I, Malvolio for a school party at BAC on Friday, the first child who came up on stage for the hanging scene refused to play any part in it.

A hanging scene is handled by having the victim, a poor atheistic weaver (I think we're in the 17th century by then), represented first by a digitally altered projection of the head of the noose-wearing actor playing him, then by a 3-D dummy that plops onto the stage.

In the hanging scene, Goyette was attached to a harness so she didn't actually get hurt.

During the shooting of the hanging scene, the energy in the room got weird, and one of the pilgrims suggested Goyette not wear her harness to make the scene more realistic.

Back at the hanging tree, McQueen recalled how he had returned to the plantation months after wrapping principal photography, needing to reshoot the hanging scene because his initial filming of the sequence (at another location) hadn't worked to his satisfaction for a variety of reasons.

The moat drowning and hanging scenes were filmed at Kentwell Hall, in Long Melford.

The production values of the outdoor-hanging scene were weak — it looked stagey — and the emotional degradation it contained was beyond unpleasant.

But at least this is a panto that, with its song-sheet, paper-hanging scene and jokes about Blunkett and Blair, pays lip-service to tradition.

Even old pros get nervous with a five-page scene hanging over their heads.

But this dark, cracked crystal of a film nonetheless works as a kind of marital film noir, with the threat of emotional violence hanging over every scene.