Sentence examples for iconic screen from inspiring English sources
The emergence of Andress from the surf in a white bikini remains an iconic screen image.
Unlike in the case of iconic screen star Lindsay Lohan, there is no suggestion of imminent conversion.
Willow Smith has explained that she quit the remake of iconic screen musical Annie thanks to her "intuition".
Variety critic Todd McCarthy described Rourke's portrayal as 'a galvanising, humorous, deeply moving portrait that instantly takes its place among the great iconic screen performances'.
Iconic screen presence Josie Ho stars as the seemingly demure telemarketer who uses household utilities to achieve her home-owner ambitions, neatly summed up in the tongue-in-cheek tagline "She'd kill for a harbour view".
Despite Universal Pictures chairman Donna Langley promising "the next iconic screen romance", journalists from The Hollywood Reporter described teaser scenes as "more romantic than sexual", with Variety hinting at little more than "a lot of PG kissing and a sneak peek into the red room".
'She couldn't really sing, not properly, but she had such a ballsy, fuck-off quality to her voice that it didn't matter if she hit the right notes, so I thought well I'll try that approach.' In truth, however, she hasn't got Marlene's iconic, screen-burning sexuality.
In fact, some of the most iconic silver screen blasts were results of mistakes – like the ones below.
The 72-year-old actor who gave us two of the 20th century's most iconic big screen heroes, Han Solo and Indiana Jones, is due to return as the former in JJ Abrams's Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
The pair likened Pike's performance to those "iconic female screen villains we love to hate" -- Kathleen Turner in "Body Heat," Sharon Stone in "Basic Instinct" and Glenn Close in "Fatal Attraction".
Wherein Joe Eszterhas – writer of such iconic silver screen gems as Showgirls and Basic Instinct – who had been hired to write Gibson's latest film about the Maccabees of Jewish lore, says the film was shelved because Gibson's inherent and obvious anti-Semitism?
