Even though it only lasts 30 seconds, the clips speaks to a wide, vibrant universe full of potential stories featuring Fry, Bender, and the rest of the Planet Express crew.
The clips speak for themselves.
Since the masked man in the propaganda clip speaks with a British accent, tabloids were quick to label him the "new Jihadi John" and began speculating about his true identity.
Since the masked man in the propaganda clip speaks with a British accent, tabloids were quick to label him the "new Jihadi John" and begin speculating about his true identity.
One clip speaks to this eloquence: In a sequence from a performance of "La Sylphide" he is Madge, the witch, to Nureyev's James.
He has the same straight-legged Texas swagger; the down-home, clipped speaking style; the desert-baked conservatism.
None of the photographs or film clips speak as eloquently as a few displayed envelopes from around the world.
I wanted the clips to speak to me, to tell us what the film should be.
In the clip below, Braxton speaks candidly about wanting to retire and battling depression.
In the clip below, McKellen speaks on the history of pacifism in his family, and whether a philosophy of nonviolence still has a place in today's volatile world.
