Academy Award winner Gregory Peck, one of Hollywood's best-loved actors, whose characters embodied a gentle dignity, heroism and compassion for the underdog in such films as "To Kill a Mockingbird," died early Thursday at his home in Los Angeles.
Font and Qinxin's productions have little in common with the Globe theatre's "Globe-to-Globe" Hamlet, which is currently on the South American leg of a two-year world tour, and offers an interpretation, in English, of a play whose central character embodies the emergence of a Western, Renaissance sensibility: Shakespeare as it "should" be done.
A core group of three persons, all withdrawn, Epicurean and decadent figures, allow the intrusion of Gore Pirgu, a low-class and uncultured self-seeker, whose character comes to embody the new political class of Greater Romania.
Embodying this question with great ductile physicality is Mr. Carax's frequent collaborator, Denis Lavant, whose character, sometimes called Monsieur Oscar, is ferried around in a stretch white limo by his chauffeur, Céline (Édith Scob).
Plain and natural character embodies their attitudes to nature and life.
Chan's character "embodies the stereotypes of Chinese Americans, particularly of males: smart, subservient, effeminate".
According to the latter, each character embodies an individual's part and/or complex.
No one character embodied that entitlement more than Gob.
In Mr. Tan's Passion, Jesus is a dramatic character, embodied by the bass soloist.
He observes that in 1960, the character embodied the can-do optimism of the era.
I would like to see (this character) embody as many contradictions and dimensions as possible.
