Sentence examples for playing lovers from inspiring English sources

In 1967, Varda followed her husband, the director Jacques Demy, to Hollywood; in 1968, after having met Viva at Andy Warhol's Factory, in New York, Varda put her together with James Rado and Gerome Ragni — who wrote the book and lyrics for "Hair" — for the film "Lions Love," to perform in their own names but playing lovers in a ménage-à-trois.

Playing lovers fated by the hard facts of their lives and their burning souls to enact a drama that scrambles to reach the heights of tragedy — and some would argue doesn't quite make it — they are utterly riveting, from first long look to turbulent, animalistic embraces to grim march toward retribution.

A few brief episodes show people who are actually content with each other – friends playing, lovers caressing – and, unusually, none of these episodes is undermined by a sour punchline.

Sidse Babett Knudsen and Chiara D'Anna are by turns funny and heartbreaking, playing lovers who spend their days playing increasingly frustrating sex games in an opulent mansion.

Gyllenhaal, twenty-nine, has played lovers to many.

They met when they played lovers in Shameless.

Nasty games are played, lovers come and go, and eventually desire itself evaporates.

In the 1970s, Anna Cander-Marshall and I played lovers in a play by Fay Weldon: as soon as her husband left home, I slipped between his sheets.

The stars in question are the 29-year-old Jeremy Irons and the 43-year-old Judi Dench, who play lovers.

Mr. Williams and Dame Judi knew each other for nearly a decade before their friendship turned to romance, blossoming when they played lovers in "London Assurance".

In The English Patient, Fiennes and Scott Thomas played lovers; 18 years later, the 51-year-old actor's love interest is an actress 21 years his junior, while Scott Thomas must play her mother.