Mary Jo, played to perfection by the playwright's daughter, Hallie Foote, is the most heedlessly greedy and hilariously self-satisfied character.
In the first episode Mr. Siegelman presents himself as a self-satisfied character, living in a hotel for six years, not owning a car and stopping male employees in the hallway to ask why they are not wearing ties.
"Elementary," the latest take on Sherlock Holmes, is also saddled with arrogant and self-satisfied lead character.
(Insert self satisfied smirk).
The acting is impeccably controlled, with leads Kuhnke and Kongsli sympathetically establishing the genteel, only slightly self-satisfied blandness of their characters, then tracing the cracks that spread in their makeup.
His characters included self-satisfied corporate executives, crusty academics, imperious dowagers and bewildered teenagers on the cusp of adulthood.
While Barratt's character, Howard Moon, is intellectually self-satisfied, Fielding's Noir is simply vain, obsessed with his hair.
Pontifex family, fictional characters, several generations of a self-satisfied middle-class English family in The Way of All Flesh, an autobiographical novel by Samuel Butler that was published in 1903, the year after his death.
His character Moff was such an outrageously self-satisfied, over-exaggerated cartoon mockney that he could have only been inspired by Jamie Oliver's early work.
But for about two-thirds of this film the attitude towards to the characters was a bit smug and self-satisfied.
Anna Ann Eleonora Jorgensenn), the central character, is the institution's idealistic (and annoyingly self-satisfied) new chaplain, who arrives eager to impart cheery spiritual uplift to her depressed flock.
