Despite the historical setting, Lady Macbeth — a serpentlike performance by Jeanette Nolan — is introduced wearing a forties gown.
Here, after all, was a jet-setting, lady-killing, martini-shaking, devilishly handsome Hollywood luminary of the sort Ms. Steel usually makes up.
Emilio Pucci was invariably described by a lap dog press as a Florentine of ancient lineage, an ace skier, a dashing prototype for jet set lady-killers.
Dae's voice was heard over the speaker in the control room, asking, "All set?" — meaning, in effect, Shall we finally get to work? "I'm all set," Lady Gaga said.
Generic lyrics could yield generic imagery: she set Lady Gaga's "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich" in a moodily lit mansion filled with piles of money, and Robin Thicke's "Sex Therapy" in a moodily lit mansion filled with acquiescent models.
In July 1553, after King Edward's death, Dudley was one of the signatories of the letters patent that set Lady Jane Grey on the Throne of England, and took arms against Mary Tudor, alongside his father.
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Into this crop comes the eye-popping abandon of the England-set "Lady Macbeth," which channels its namesake character by mixing the beneath-the-surface churn of "Downton Abbey" with the fun connivery of "A Simple Plan".
Take a peek at this thing we shot for VBS if you want a much more condensed version of what else we did with both sets of ladies.
Then they opened a set of ladies' clothing boutiques in Newark and in the city.
