Fourteen have been produced, including "Atonement," "Dangerous Liaisons" (for which he won a screenwriting Oscar) and "Carrington," which he directed.
The void which this indolence has left in his soul is filled with the amusements of the hunt and of music and by secret liaisons, for which His Electoral Majesty has at all times had a particular penchant.
In addition they planned a "romantic liaison" for Ivan which would be a "big shock to viewers and villagers alike".
Her next film, an adaptation of Colette's Chéri (2009), reunited her with the director (Stephen Frears) and screenwriter (Christopher Hampton) of Dangerous Liaisons (1988), a film for which all three were nominees for (and, in Hampton's case, recipient of) an Academy Award.
There will always need to be the librarian who looks out for the good of the collection or the good of the department for which it liaisons as well as the good of the role of the library in its region.
He continued to garner praise with Prick Up Your Ears (1987), a biographical movie about British playwright Joe Orton, and the American films Dangerous Liaisons (1988) and The Grifters (1990), for which he received an Academy Award nomination.
The appeal of the events, said Chris Terrill, a MatchLive spokesman, is that everyone there is looking for liaisons -- which may not be the case at the corner bar.
His father worked in Washington for the Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation, for which he was a vice president and a liaison with the Defense Department.
Newman seems more at ease with the observational and absurd material for which he remains best known, such as his winning tale of an unfortunate liaison at Tribal Gathering.
They have feasted mercilessly on Ms. Alley's struggle with weight and her yo-yo endorsements, which range from Jenny Craig, for which she was once a spokeswoman, to her own weight-loss program, Organic Liaison.
So do the settings (Peony's family has an Always-Pleasant Pavilion, a Lotus-Blooming Hall and a Riding the Wind Pavilion, the last good for dangerous liaisons), which foster the atmosphere of a literary travelogue.
