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Painter in sentence

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An ex-street-thug, now turned priest, is the main suspect in a murdercase, in which a girl gets killed by a mad painter.
Various central-casting western types cycle through, brandishing their mustaches and petticoats, and seem to have been left to their own devices on such matters as line readings (Keenan Wynn, in particular, barks his dialog as though dictating it to a sign painter).
The third, "Mother and Son 1907," is about a pretentious painter who comes up with elaborate philosophies about his love life.
The feeling of jealousy and suspicion is perfectly described, Jacques Gamblin as a tortured painter is, as always, amazing and touching.
But, the paintings were very nice and there was a definite dark intensity to the painting, to the painter and even Dourif, himself.
The way Orson uses color celluloid is spellbinding, i've never seen anything like it, he uses red and green colors like a painter and projects a certain eerie feeling seldom seen in cinema.
A Perfect Murder has only three primary characters; ruthless Wall Street businessman (Douglas), his beautiful, young, and wealthy wife (Paltrow), and her lover, a penniless painter (Mortensen).
Hyped as The First French Sex-Horror Film "The Blood Rose" certainly delivers the goods.Lemaire plays an aging painter whose wedded bliss to gorgeous Anne turns to tragedy,when she nearly gets in a catfight with his former lover and falls into a fire in a pretty hilarious scene.She is of course horribly scarred.The great Howard Vernon plays a surgeon who may be able to return her to her former beauty,but he'll need a live victim to do it.So
She convinces her father to travel abroad using his garden gnome; she helps her neighbor that is an outcast and lonely painter and the super that misses her unfaithful husband; she also helps her hypochondriac colleague that works in the tobacco shop and the man that stalks the other waitress acting like cupid; she plays pranks to an employer that mistreats his employee with abusive relationship.
Chaplin is a painter whose girl is wooed away by a man with more means.
Don't expect typical Hitchcock touches in this early silent of his called Easy Virture since this isn't even a suspense film but more of a melodrama about a divorced woman who can't escape her past, a past in which her then-husband discovered her painter's infatuation with her, which he mistakes for an affair, and gets shot by him but survives though the painter later commits suicide (which I wouldn't have known about if I hadn't read the synopsis on the DVD case back).
Personally, I found this mostly boring and some scenes (like the about-to-be-ex-husband "hitting" the painter with his cane that looked so fake) so ludicrous.
This man leaves his mark on his work like a painter leaves his signature upon a canvas."
It is mainly a portrait of a painter being driven mad by his surroundings.
Shirley MacLaine is quite good at what was a trademark of her "cute period", but casting John Forsythe as a painter seems very strange.
So the girl and a guy go there and move through the old abandoned house unfolding the "shocking" history of her father who was also a painter.
The boys are in Paris as a sculptor (Moe), a pianist (Larry) and a painter (Curly).
"Bad Lieutenant", and "King of New York" - directed and stars as a struggling New York painter living a "Three's Company" lifestyle with two babes in a rat-hole apartment complex while desperately hoping to score some rent money with his next big 'masterpiece'.
Scott valentine plays Mallory's boyfriend, Nick, a painter who never finished high school.
It concerns a struggling painter (director Abel Ferrara) who lives with two women-one his lover who left her husband and another a druggie who's the other woman's lover and hangs with a punk band that just moved in another apartment room-as he tries to fight his demons by drilling holes into many homeless men that live below.
His Uncle was once a painter obsessed with death..his works often evoke that.
He's a rather crude arranger, while being a sublime painter at the same time.
Likewise, the amateur painter does not increase her or his attractiveness much compared to a van Gogh or a Picasso.
Following this reasoning, what makes the poet, the painter, and the singer attractive is uselessness combined with the difficulty of their activity.
The poet, painter, and singer may think they do what they do for more high-minded reasons, but scientists know otherwise.
A writer, filmmaker, or painter who behaves badly toward wives or lovers can produce art that is deeply sympathetic to women.
Last month, I watched a TV show featuring Han Meilin, a famous painter.
And the most experienced and technical painter could never paint anything by means of mechanical skill alone, if the outline of the subject-matter did not first reveal itself to his mind.
For a museum it truly was, in which clever hands had spared no expense to amass every natural and artistic treasure, displaying them with the helter-skelter picturesqueness that distinguishes a painter's studio.
When even the painter's brush can't depict the effects unique to the liquid element, how can the writer's pen hope to reproduce them?
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