Bernstein said, 'We'll sweat together in Yiddish.' He played marvelously on a lousy piano".
This pair is played, marvelously, by two of Australia's most established TV actors, Roy Billing (memorable as the drug lord Aussie Bob Trimbole in "Underbelly") and the Aboriginal star Aaron Pedersen.
They played marvelously here for five matches but were slightly less in the semifinal, whacking away Spanish efforts but not showing the same buccaneering intensity they had shown in demolishing Diego Maradona's makeshift back line.
The eldest boy (played marvelously by Hunter McCracken as a child, Sean Penn as an adult in brief glimpses) has the most troubled relationship with his dad.
That thief is washed-up actor Phoenix Buchanan, played marvelously by Hugh Grant, who just nabbed a BAFTA nomination for his "Paddington" performance.
Professor Marvel, played marvelously by Frank Morgan, takes one look at the naive girl, glances down at her suitcase and says, "You're running away!" Having missed his glance, Dorothy asks wondrously, "How did you guess?" The Professor replies, "Now, why are you running away?
The composed, polite if hopefully adventurous Ann in "Homelife" pales in comparison to the crazy, marvelously erudite and finally threatening Jerry, played superbly by Frederick Weller, in "Zoo Story".
Among those specters are Mr. Maddin's mother, played in marvelously melodramatic re-enactments by Ann Savage.
Remember the last scene in "White Heat?" James Cagney, marvelously playing the psychotic killer Cody Jarrett, is on top of a burning oil storage tank and screams, just before the tank blows up, "Top of the world, Ma!" Welcome to the top of the world, Greg.
