Sentence examples for humorous screen from inspiring English sources

Docstoc founder Jason Nazar sends in a humorous screen capture from Digg.

A letter in 2002 from Louise Platt, 88, the only living principal actor, records the humorous off-screen interplay between the actors John Carradine and Donald Meek and recounts the technical value of special stills -- continuity.

Though it isn't precisely a chef-d'oeuvre of humorous invention on the screen, it makes for refreshing entertainment, as they play it, and it will do till a chef-d'oeuvre comes along.Naturally, starring two such people, it is a sophisticated thing, largely dependent for its humors upon a complex of wry attitudes.

While I have no respect for Wilders' brand of intolerance and hate, I must admit a soft spot for irreverent wit and humour and am glad that the vigorous campaign to ban the Life of Brian did not succeed, although the Catholic Church in Italy has just succeeded in getting a harmless ad which employs the Nativity to humorous effect pulled off screens.

Melodrama is nicely assuaged with humor and some impossible situations are made to seem credible by neat presentation.Gordon Harker, who has won a reputation as about the best character actor of humorous types on the British screen, plays the rôle of a middle-class English "gent" with consummate ability and almost steals the picture at times.

It bankrolled a dazzling media event with singer Lauryn Hill in New York in October to launch the "new" AltaVista, and it has produced slick, humorous TV spots featuring small-screen vixen Pamela Anderson Lee and former chess champion Garry Kasparov.

Miss Mack appeared in "Alice in Movieland," her last film, and retired to write scripts for her husband, who produced "magazines of the screen --short humorouscreen --shortilt around popular screen --shortay.

That network has added facts and commentary — usually humorous — along the borders of the screen in each episode.

And on Thursday the Kontraband offers a free evening in the recently remodeled David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center, which will include a screening of "Cupcake," a humorous film by Sean McPhillips, also with a score by Ljova.

And the NBC marketing department, overseen by Mr. Stotsky and John Miller, chief marketing officer at the NBC Universal Television Group, has produced eight — count 'em, eight — humorous video clips to appear on theater screens and on monitors in those lobbies.

Ron Weiskind of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette perceived Reyes, Jr. as "a likable presence on screen" and Schneider to be occasionally humorous in his series of gaffes.