For those who ever wanted to see former President George W. Bush's head on a silver platter, "Game of Thrones" is serving up something possibly even more gruesome.
The next step was attaching the tail to the back of the head with a silver Goody clip and coating the hair with Shine Enrich and Forceful 23 Spray.
Others include a high-backed oak chair by Mackintosh; Galle's glass "Hand"; "Five Swans," an exquisite tapestry by Otto Eckmann, and "Head of a Girl," a silver and bronze statue made by Alphonse Mucha for the Exposition Universelle in Paris in 1900.
At the same time, nothing in the show is more gripping that a work a fraction its size: a tiny tableau of the Fall of Man — God, like an infuriated parent, looms over a cowering Adam, his child — contained within the curved head of a bishop's silver staff.
As Robert Miller, a 60-year-old investment-fund billionaire, Gere has it all: a full head of silver hair, a good name on Wall Street and a hot deal in the making, a beautiful wife (Susan Sarandon), and a loving daughter (Brit Marling).
He has a full head of silver hair, a dashing eye patch and hands as thick as hams.
Adding an extra touch is William Petersen, fitted out with a highly Clintonesque head of curly silver hair and playing a honey-mouthed Southern senator with dreams of reforming the Skulls into a socially responsible organization.
At trial, the jury heard details that prosecutors insisted only the rapist could have known, including the fact that the rapist hit the 75-year-old victim in the head with the handle of a silver table knife he found in the house.
He has a full, reddish face, a thick head of silver hair, and a majestic midsection.
He has a shiny shaved head and a silver goatee.
We are afforded a side view of a head of silver-yellow hair and a hawklike orange-red face, the cheeks of which, if stared at steadily enough, will seem, through some optical illusion, to glow orange-redder at moments when the crowd is especially pleased.
