"He's a slippery man," conceded Mr. Schroeder, 66, whose earlier documentaries include "General Idi Amin Dada: A Self-Portrait".
The slippery man in the middle was secretary of state Al Haig, who told staff "It's getting hairy, fellas".
"He's a slippery man," the director Barbet Schroeder, who made "Terror's Advocate," a 2007 documentary on Mr. Vergès and terrorism as a political weapon, told The New York Times in 2007.
There are drunken aunts and slippery old men, sexy bridesmaids and gorgeous scenery.
Here's the inevitable Daily Mail laying into "a motley crew of slippery PR men, Cameron cronies and avaricious bankers, plus a smattering of chancers who feathered their nests by selling UK firms to foreigners" (ie the bosses of BT, BP, Shell and other important advertisers).
Slippery account man Pete Campbell follows suit at the end of season six, a few episodes after the two men's ill-fated pitch to Heinz in one of the suites.
If only Paul Bremer and the generals had just turned Iraq over to the slippery con man Feith wanted to put in charge, Ahmad Chalabi.
Among a uniformly thoughtful and inventive cast, Sir Thomas More John Rammm), is vain and slippery, a man for all treasons, and yet still ultimately admirable in his willingness to die for principle.
As Buress fiddled with his chopsticks and tried to spear slippery dumplings ("Man, I'm really struggling with these. Might have to call in a fork")., I asked him how excited he feels on the eve of so many big developments and was surprised when he admitted to feeling less happy than he had been in a while.
At what point do they go over the top and slide down that slippery and sleazy men's slope?
