With the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra under Valery Gergiev, he delivered Boris's Act II monologue, wherein the tsar declares that he has achieved supreme power, but remains tormented by his murderous past.
Quiet and compact, with oversize glasses, Cox also remains tormented by the killing of Susan's two boys.
Rogan and O'Toole remain tormented by the events of June 1994.
But its culture remains very popular and Russia's tormented soul continues to intrigue.
As Jimmy, besieged by paranoia and guilt, desperately pursues answers, you half expect the movie to take a turn into horror, but it remains on its circular track inside his tormented mind.
Yet the question remains implanted in many Lebanese minds: Could civil war ever return to this tormented land of Shiite Muslims, Maronite Christians, Sunnis, Druse and others?
Nixon remains a figure of enduring fascination, in part because of the complexities of his tormented character, the conflicts between his intellectual power and his ambitious vanity, between his complex machinations and his crude prejudices.
This remains one beaut of an intricately plotted, lingering ache of a series, its title referring to a tormented London police inspector (superbly played by Clive Owen) who is forced to rely on his other senses while trying to hide his growing blindness from his colleagues, knowing it will end his career if they find out.
The playwright died 400 years ago Saturday, but remains the world's most famous writer, living on through endlessly reinterpreted plays and globally known characters, including the tormented prince Hamlet and the star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet.
"The Grand Inquisitor" comes to us in a dialogue between the tormented, doubting Ivan and the Christian Alyosha, and it is itself a dialogue between the Inquisitor and Jesus -- who remains silent, but whose presence makes the speaker shape his words to his presence, to his views and unvoiced objections.
The tormented have forgotten their torments, their tormentors their tormenting.
