Elek was a romantic and a wit.
CHARADE (1963) is one of his other winners, a romantic thriller with wit and style.
Our own research among gay men in Australia found moderate levels of HIV-related exclusion of HIV-positive men as sexual and romantic partners (de Wit, Murphy, Adam, & Donohoe, 2013).
Celtic manager caught the train to glimpse glorious Gunners, now he's out to derail Wenger's Euro stars Celtic have it all to do as Mowbray the romantic optimist pits wits against Smith the stoic pragmatist.
"If movies hadn't changed so radically, what Mike would have been, perhaps should have been," Jules Feiffer says, "is the successor to a director like George Cukor — working in romantic comedy with urbane wit and style.
As buoyant and elegant as bubbles in a glass of champagne, Frank Capra's sublime 1934 comedy, written by long-time collaborator Robert Riskin, survives triumphantly because of its wit, charm, romantic idealism and its shrewd sketch of married life.
The colourful sobriquets of their associates and enemies as well as "The Hat", they include "Champagne", "Dodgy", "Nipper" and "Mad"—suggest a vanished world of cockney wit and romantic colour.In this section Getting noticed On the up Wait for it Wild wild East Playing the race card A friend turned foe What am I bid?
She was nominated for Academy Awards twice more as she developed her own particular breed of romantic comedy, full of tart wit and unrepentant romanticism, often starring Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks.
And the dazzling premiere recording of "The Frogs" on the same CD with performances of all four songs from his 1966 television musical, "Evening Primrose" (Nonesuch 79638-2), illusthetes the careerlong clash between the composer's know-it-all wit and his romantic yearning.
Chalmers's Daniel Linnell is a charming, hapless romantic with a quiet drinker's wit and little idea what he wants to do with his life.
