For one, you'll need to physically cut your film so that it has a longer, thinner leader.
Item 0021, Life-Size Standup Double-Thin Cardboard Leader Poster: Features a hole for your head, so that you appear to be kneeling down before Peerless Architect of the Galosh Miracle Kim Jong-un, His Radiant Self.
Vladimir Putin is a tough but thin-skinned leader who is squandering his country's potential, Hillary Clinton said on Wednesday, a day after she likened the Russian president's actions on the Crimean peninsula to those of Adolf Hitler in the 1930s.
But instead of drawing a rebuke from India's often thin-skinned leaders, he got a job offer.
But while the tradition of campaign consumption endures, physical standards have changed drastically, the portly presidents that Americans elected in the late 19th century giving way to thinner, fitter leaders.
Bauer's Kiss has taken the title of number one commercial radio station in London by a thin margin, as leader Capital saw its breakfast show lose 14% of its audience in the third quarter.
On Thursday the party's economic spokesman and MEP Patrick O'Flynn described Farage as a "snarling, thin-skinned, aggressive" leader who was turning the party into a personality cult.
The global conglomerate's entry into the highly competitive photovoltaic market is likely to prove a significant challenge to First Solar, the thin-film market leader and the dominant manufacturer of cadmium telluride panels.
If WikiLeaks and its super-secretive, thin-skinned, megalomaniacal leader, Julian Assange (is he also accompanied everywhere by a Ukrainian senior nurse?), were uncovering crimes, or scandals, or systemic abuses, there would be no question about the overwhelming public interest in these latest revelations.
"If WikiLeaks," writes the New Yorker's George Packer, "and its super-secretive, thin-skinned, megalomaniacal leader, Julian Assange...were uncovering crimes, or scandals, or systemic abuses, there would be no question about the overwhelming public interest in these latest revelations.
