So does Mr. Carrey's character in the "Bruce Almighty" trailer: Mr. Freeman's God fixes him with a kindly, judgmental gaze, and tells him he's dead.
Next to the President under the East Room lights were two adorable, fidgeting children; their accomplished, smiling mother; and their father, the nominee — kindly of gaze, square of jaw, dimpled of chin.
Decked out in the brown habit of the Capuchin friars, the kindly San Pio gazes benignly down upon the faithful.
"This is where I live this year!" she responded kindly, eyes gazing around affectionately at #22 and its lush surroundings in sunny Billboards-ville.
The question reverberated around the auditorium last night more searchingly than ever, as parent and grandparents, the elders and betters of their profession, gazed kindly, and with boundless apprehension, upon the next wave of kids.
Forest Whitaker, who plays Cecil as an adult, wears his own face as an impassive, benign mask, gazing kindly and patiently at employers who cannot fathom the pain behind it.
Finally, Mr. Justice Byrne gazed kindly over his spectacles at the jurors and told them not to take the Penguin copies home but to come back the next day, Friday, and start reading all together in the jurors' room.
When Gerard arrives, he fixes Stacey and Clare with the same kindly, expectant expression that gazes down from a thousand bedroom wall posters.
