He still lives there, making for a charming story of a champion who has remained grounded.
(Likewise, in the Wooster Group's "Didone," non-operatic performers made for a charming, if rough-edged, chorus).
Ms. Feu did not break the model with this show but, with its sweet Parisian chic inspiration, it made for a charming collection.
The giving away of the turtle might have made for a charming family anecdote; it is the thoughtlessness of the explanation that brings the reader up short.
WHERE TO EAT Adolfo The wooden-beams and frescoed ceilings of Adolfo restaurant built in the 15th century, make for a charming setting, where patrons order from a menu that blends the old and new.
The quick flow of each painted, quirky image being replaced by the next, as well as Dorfman's low key but honest questions about society's ambivalence about cosmetic surgery make for a charming film that is more than just a pretty face.
Each outlandish scheme proposed during the fun-run take, in which the actors ad-lib, has Samberg wound up and playing with what they've doled out (e.g., the script's mention of Tonya Harding becomes a one-liner about the ice skater turned tabloid staple that would make for a charming hand-stitched pillow: "Crazy in life, crazy in bed").. FULL COVERAGE: FALL TV Preview 2013.
This makes for an unusual yet charming account of work in the Void, with interference from Mr g's squabbling relatives Aunt Penelope and Uncle Deva, and the suggestions of the slick, demonic Belhor, who advocates for free will.
