Really he's Jimmy McGill, with a colourful (murky colours) past and a complicated relationship with the law, with his more successful lawyer brother, and with himself.
Despite murky colours and implausibilities, the film won six prizes at the 2010 European Film Awards.
The murky colours and supertight cut do not make for a very wearable collection, but it was a darn sight more wearable than last season, which is a step in the right direction, and it is utterly original.
Géricault's palette is composed of pallid flesh tones, and the murky colours of the survivors' clothes, the sea and the clouds.
Rips are identifiable by a number of ways: The colouring of the water may have changed to a murky dirtier colour, this is caused by the sand being stirred up from the bottom.
Styled like a demon cheerleader crossed with a fairground sideshow, she pops out of the murky underworld colour palette, a flash of toxic neon perkiness.
First, a pipe emitting scorching vapour softened and purified the vegetation; then the seaweed was piled like…well, seaweed, in our very own porcelain basins of pleasure, quickly turning the water a murky amber colour.
If using propane gas keep your bead high in the flame to avoid murky dull colours.
Characters arrive on Bláithin Sheehan's strange sitting-room set - murky swaths of brown and blue colours splashed on the walls being the production's only nod to a non-naturalistic approach - say their piece and leave.
In defiance of its title, In Colour can at times be murky, minimalist and ghostly, offering up a distant and dislocated take on the last two decades or so of London club culture.
