To Miller's surprise Olivier advised him to pick something else - dismissing the watershed new play he had already seen: "It's just a travesty on England".
"It's just a number and all, I know, but a player in the John Obi Mikel mould to be wearing the number ten jersey is just a travesty," he opines.
He was not impressed: "It's just a travesty on England," he told Arthur Miller, whose wife, Marilyn Monroe, he was directing in The Prince and the Showgirl, "a lot of bitter rattling on about conditions".
"In a health care system hurting as badly as Massachusetts', Dr. Bermann said, "with every hospital and just about every health plan losing money and home health care operations going out of business, to spend millions of dollars that should be used on health care on this fight is just a travesty".
Holland has not seen the play "Gross Indecency" but is disappointed in the Stephen Fry film, particularly its ending, which is "just a travesty of truth," with Wilde and Douglas walking off hand in hand.
"I thought it was just going to be a travesty — that George's reputation with baseball and his way of doing things would be an embarrassment for the athletes".
She says the way evolution is taught is a travesty.
"What's happened to her has just been a travesty".
"It would just be a travesty," Mr. Roberts said, "if this became a controversy when Ray Mabus was nothing more than a private individual confronting his wife about an adulterous affair in a manner prescribed by his lawyer.
Darren Randall, who has worked as a butcher on Fishguard market for 26 years, said: "I think it's going to be a travesty, not just the for the business but for the town to lose the market.
