It was wild, match madness.
The medieval headdress no longer had the wild, joyous madness that it had when Isabella Blow, his friend and mentor, wore one for a 1990s photo shoot.
Marco was a bona fide rock star – the hair, the wild-eyed madness, the soaring genius and prodigious destruction, the glorious photos from White Heat, all sunken cheekbones and fury.
I can see you now, pounding clouds of dust into the air during your third Fatima Yamaha set of that month, the wild Sunday 3AM madness in your eyes as you try not to doze off in the half an hour before Robert Hood starts.
In ancient times, when a citizen faced the scorn and disgust of his peers, he might be cast out of the city gates, sent to wander alone in the barbarian wilds until starvation or madness take him.
The push for the Summer Games here has always had the whiff of Wild West real estate madness.
On stage, a King Lear type character (cue madness and wild storms) lives among the cluttered paraphernalia of his rule: he sits, puffing on cigarettes, in a giant armchair or behind a vast imposing desk.
Like a midsummer nightmare, that decade-long revel of love and madness and wild excess, often here in Provincetown, installed him as an ambassador for the age of Aquarius, the secretary of revolt, and the dauphin of dissent, a compelling public intellectual who somehow got himself mixed up in all the great issues of the day n war, sex and revolution.
Other titles like "Suburbia" or "Class of 1984" offer a camp value similar to that of the "Quincy" episode but are really just updated versions of insincere "youth gone wild" cautionary tales like "Reefer Madness".
The younger Mr. Goldwyn has been an equally independent producer for half a century, with movies to his credit like "Mystic Pizza," "The Madness of King George," "Wild at Heart" and "Stranger Than Paradise".
