Even though it made me sick just to look at her rotten stinking face, she wasn't such a bad bitch," Max, a bitter, thuggish patriarch, says of his late wife, in Pinter's legendary 1965 work, "The Homecoming".
The actors bring dexterous ease to the hairpin turns from geniality to bile within a single speech, as when Mr. Dennehy's Max says, in tones of fond nostalgia, that his wife "wasn't such a bad woman," only to complete the thought by adding, "even though it made me sick just to look at her rotten stinking face".
Turn to Harold Pinter's The Homecoming 350 years later and you find a similar vitality as the chauvinist ex-butcher, Max, says of his late wife: "Even though it made me sick just to look at her rotten stinking face, she wasn't such a bad bitch".
The actor – famous as Queen Vic barmaid Angie Watts in EastEnders in the 1980s – will play a very different Elizabeth, with a pockmarked face, rotten teeth and hair falling out.
Kafka's "authorities" run riot, mysterious branches of government grown rotten, men without faces who monitor our every move, and keep us, individually and collectively, from "the truth", who stop us from fulfilling our Grand Destiny.
Perhaps there are women in this world who face comparably rotten life choices, but they – and the rest of us – deserve better elaborated escapism than this.
— Jan, Stone Ridge, NY The hideous sun, swollen like a rotten maggot upon the face of the heavens, beat down upon my sweat-besotted brow like an infernal hammer, straight from the depth of the lower pits of Hell.
"Wonder Woman," which had a $149 million production budget and currently boasts a 93percentt certified-fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, had to face an uphill battle of sexism both on screen and off.
The only experience I had with strippers before watching the Power of the Pussy was with this nasty drug-addled British performer named Debbie Dumpling, who had breast that looked like rotten watermelons and a face only a mother or a creep with a BBW fetish could love.
