Off the court the crowd was again packed with famous faces from various industries.
If the slave quarters made him somber, then the long rope line packed with eager faces had the opposite effect.
A smoke-filled room is packed with men, faces lighted by computer monitors, adrenaline running from online combat.
New York City is packed with famous faces and recognizable names, and when one of those with a high profile decides to unload a home, a frenzied little dance begins.
Piotr Anderszewski hurried onto the stage of Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening with the awkward impatience of a stagehand who had left behind a tool and now had to retrieve it in front of an auditorium packed with expectant faces.
Mr. Arteta is equally good with the supporting cast, which is packed with recognizable faces that might be distracting elsewhere but instead add different colors, including Ms. Smart (warm, sad, foolish) and Ray Liotta (sleazy, funny, scary) as a cop who comforts Estelle one day and stays the night.
Working from a script by Lem Dobbs, who also wrote The Limey, Soderbergh has made an intense and intensely lean little film packed with familiar faces and dark intentions.
Some of the A-list talents headed to Broadway might not be the first names one thinks of when considering stage artists, but this season is packed with recognizable faces, both on stage and behind the scenes.
The plaza was packed with listeners facing the Metropolitan Opera House, where "The Enchanted Island" — the opening installment of the Met's summer-closing HD Festival — was about to be shown on a large, flat-screen monitor.
Meanwhile, the operations room is packed with personnel, their faces lit by the glow of radar displays.
The resultant pictures, packed with animal's faces, intricate towers and swirling, colourful motifs, were exciting and unusual.
