Filming for the movie, which imagines some scenes from the couple's romance, began in early May.
"Remove from them that stubborn pride which imagines itself to be above and beyond criticism," he said.
Why we like her: For her fevered User Group Disco, which imagines a museum where we're told monsters still exist.
The irreverent show, which imagines the talk show host in hell, is to open on Broadway in October 2005.
Serge Gainsbourg haunted the bar americain, at least according to a maudlin Eddy Mitchell song, which imagines him there, drinking a martini, imitating Bogart, "enveloped in smoke".
Watch this short film by Richard Dadd and Dan Fryer which imagines a future when technology has brought about the decline of books.
But nothing can reanimate the strained, deadly second act, which imagines Seurat's contemporary relative, also named George, also a stick figure, also an artist who works in light.
The format for each game was the "sequential prisoner's dilemma" (SPD), which imagines two prisoners being held separately for interrogation on their parts in an alleged crime.
There's a novel out now called "Paul Is Undead," which imagines that you're a ninja and your band mates are zombies.
Such conviviality is likely absent from Foden's next novel, which imagines a near future in which water shortages disrupt the balance of world power.
"Buyer & Cellar," which imagines an on-the-dole actor (Mr. Urie) winding up in Ms. Streisand's employ, has its share of quotations and anecdotes.
