I saw Kevin Spacey in Richard III, tearing up the stage, and what he does in "Margin Call" is so utterly gentle and weary and interior, I was stunned.
"It was horrible: like walking on quicksand, everything you knew and had planned for changed," Ms. Lopez, an utterly unconvincing 53, said with a weary smile, referring to the split with Mr. Wheeldon.
I would be found in fields in the country by weary farmers, prone and utterly stupefied under his prize milker (Clover), the dregs of the previous night's pasteurised gorging staining my stubble white and the poor bovine staring down at me, violation in her eyes and cud in her mouth.
Poniewozik considered Isaacs "utterly compelling", calling him "mature", "soulful", and "wearied".
As Stella's divided loyalties gradually scrape away at her nerves, you sense her slowly withdrawing into a protective neutrality, weary of both Stanley's antagonism and Blanche's smothering need, and utterly at a loss as to how to reconcile them.
But the film's focus is Chloe, and Eve steps up to the mark, managing to look both world-weary and indomitable, dialling down any potential histrionics to create an utterly believable character, finding inner strengths amid adversity.
While the pup looks utterly disgusted with Mr. Giraffe, Garrett explained to HuffPost the dog was just a bit weary of the toy at first and was really just startled after hearing the squeaky noise the toy makes.
At the time, it was a radical idea to make cape-wearing crime-fighters appear so utterly human and so deeply flawed, and both had a seismic effect on superhero comics: soon, "dark and world-weary souls" were everywhere.
