In a conversation that ranged from Bukowski to Brendan Behan to the British serial killers Fred and Rosemary West to Errol Flynn (he is reading Flynn's autobiography, "My Wicked, Wicked Ways," in his dressing room), Mr. Gillen did smile occasionally.
In 1959, in his witty autobiography, "My Wicked, Wicked Ways," he wrote: "This, my own confusion, became my trademark.
In his autobiography, "My Wicked, Wicked Ways," Flynn wrote that "youthful and virile roles" like cowboys and swordsmen "require gusto and genuine interest — such as I had felt at the time I was making 'Captain Blood' and 'Robin Hood.' " He's right: in these movies, his exuberance irradiates the screen.
The two collaborated with Martin Scorsese on a film project which, in the wicked ways of Hollywood, took years to come to fruition.
They are willing to lie, perform deceptive acts in a coordinated fashion and do so in a wicked way -- all in the pursuit of victory.
While I certainly can't plead Prohibition, as it happens, I have increasingly more company in my wicked, wicked ways.
It was in the tradition of "My Wicked, Wicked Ways" by Errol Flynn, another member of Mr. Hamilton's personal pantheon.
The title is: "My Wicked, Wicked Ways".
And western governments now deemed – somewhat disingenuously – that he was doing enough, in renouncing his former wicked ways, to justify this very pragmatic rapprochement.
This had gotten into my head in a wicked way.
