Perhaps the best-known was Elizabeth Taylor, whose spectacular 1963 film set off yet another wave of popular fascination with this remarkable queen.
That fascination duly turned into a remarkable career and Brawn has the sense of where the sport should be heading because he has been involved in almost every facet of it.
He was tormented and remarkable which is the source of our fascination for him.
The reverence for the scrolls on display is more universal, based more on a fascination over their origin and remarkable survival than on any preconceived beliefs, religious or otherwise.
That such is the case is shown by the extraordinary fascination exercised by this strange but remarkable type of philosophy.
The result was neither documentary photography nor a foreigner's fascination with the exotic, just a remarkable individual's engagement with what he saw.
At thirty-three, hadhad the kind of remarkable career that makes Silicon Valley a subject of persistent fascination and envy.
From this vantage point, as contemporaneous fears and modern audiences' continuing fascination testify, the popular stage developed a remarkable capacity to explore and realize, in dramatic form, some of the fundamental controversies of its time.
Sean Maguire, a Reuters colleague, recalls Kurt explaining the fascination this way: "In extreme situations people behave in remarkable ways.
None of this would be remarkable were Bannon not, through his own orchestration and the public fascination with dangerous men, being made into a kind of wicked, mythological shaman.
Postwar fascination with the Nazis means that Eva Braun still has a remarkable grip on our imagination – the little girl in the fairytale who takes us to the horror in the woods.
