An actor, of course, doesn't have to resemble exactly the famous person they're impersonating in order to pull off a terrific performance.
"In order to pull off a project like this, you have to have a good relationship with local government," Mr. Shwom said.
Ten years ago Ellis had to dismantle his phone and read a dozen websites in order to pull off certain communication tricks.
But crucially, Casa Cook understands that, in order to pull off its boho ambitions, it needs to distance itself from its parent company.
In order to pull off that particular trick, the film will travel into decidedly risky territory by going the decidedly iffy time travel route.
French police yesterday ordered a Europe-wide hunt for a band of audacious armed robbers who disguised themselves as women in order to pull off one of the world's biggest jewellery robberies.
The director was behind Lawless, The Road and The Proposition, and his next film focuses on a gang of criminals and corrupt cops who plan the murder of a police officer as a distraction in order to pull off a heist the other side of town.
Still, perhaps it will turn out that Blair has been playing a long game, befriending all these despots in order to pull off some massive revolution in which he shows them the error of their ways, like the Ghost of Christmas Past.
In order to pull off this feat of cookery, the chef must be completely relaxed, and to that end I like to start with a robust Chianti such as I am pouring here, forestalling any necessity of immediate repouring by using an ample glass like this snifter-type thing in which my ten-year-old recently brought home two goldfish after some kind of a project at his school.
The company desperately needs to get its hands on MCI's lucrative corporate customers in order to pull off a recovery.
