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In a ludicrous move, Eric Roberts portrays the assassin responsible for killing Stone's family when she was a little girl.
The two families don't mix well, and the movie basically portrays their interactions.
Brittany Murphy portrays a girlfriend who is crafty and intuitive but at the same time clueless.
Amelia Shankley puts in a commendable performance as a most convincing Sara, and Nigel Havers supurbly portrays the festering guilt of the "Indian gentleman".
this film makes no sense what-so-ever as the start of the movie portrays the jumping of time between past and present-i mean seriously WTF?!?! to make it even more awful is the 2minute appearance of the German priest that introduces us to the guide Garcia.
There are times in the movie that he portrays Caesar well as the aloof dictator and others when he overacts as he does in most of his roles.
Richard Chamberlain portrays well a self opinionated Octavius Caesar.
In fact, the one conceit of the film is how her stunning glamour, especially in the newspaper photos, seems at odds with the innocent small-town girl she portrays in this 1937 screwball comedy classic directed in lickety-split fashion by the two-fisted William "Wild Bill" Wellman.
It portrays the reality in a really hilarious way.
Seven years after her unexpected success with "My Big, Fat Greek Wedding", star Nia Vardalos looks slimmer and more glamorous than she did in her debut, yet she portrays almost the same self-defeating character as Georgia, a history professor who came to Greece to teach but ends up leading tourists around its ancient ruins.
I know men won't admit it to their significant others and women will never believe it, but this series very accurately portrays a man in a relationship.
Richard Arlen, who was billed way above Coop in "Wings" (1927) makes a fine supporting character in the role of Steve, a cocky cattle rustler thirsting for adventure in all the wrong places, much different from David Armstrong, the character he portrays in "Wings".
He portrays one of the funniest characters in the recent Turkish movie history and the on screen chemistry between the two main characters (who by the way, are also friends off camera) is amazing.
It portrays the timeless struggle between innocent pleasure and rigid morality, when city-boy Ren McCormack (Kevin Bacon) finds himself in an uptight Midwestern town where dancing has been banned.
The casting is excellent, Nigel Terry portrays both the naive boyish Arthur and the elder statesman with great panaché.
The feminists may complain that the original was to sexist because it portrays women as weak and defenseless.
Watching "Tabasco Road", I get the feeling that it may be one of the Looney Tunes cartoons that drew criticism: it basically portrays Mexicans as drunks.
It portrays people and a romance that is real.
The movie accurately portrays some of the milestones of building a truly loving relationship.
It also portrays every gay man as a vicious queen.
Edward G. Robinson portrays "Joe Keller", the manufacturer who owns the plant that sold faulty airplane parts to the military during the war.
The camera utterly adores actress Virginie Ledoyen (who portrays Valerie with raw vibrance), which is perhaps why there is never a dull moment in a film that was shot in real time so that viewers could get a glimpse of even the most trivial of daily tasks that Valerie undertakes.
Phantom Raiders portrays a crime that is all to possible today, blowing up ships set off by electrical devices.
This movie portrays a riveting historical account that tells the story of a visionary of his era who was wrongfully convicted of speaking his mind and not obeying military policy and procedure of the time.
Bernhardt portrays Allen Griffin, an ex-Navy SEAL who's daughter is kidnapped by her Yakuza grandfather to force Griffin to kill an exec of a rival company so he can take it over.
He portrays Wes Block, a loving and responsible father on one hand, and on the other a sex addict with a yen for prostitutes.
To me the movie portrays perfectly what we all come across sometime in our lives and how we deal with our own failures and also how we face and deal with death.
In fact it's hard not to see REPO MAN'S influence throughout this film, which portrays Los Angeles as an apocalyptic wasteland and its residents as drug and sex crazed loonies.
In contrast, Kaley Cuoco portrays a pretty thin girl who documents life as a fat person by altering her appearance by wearing a fat suit, and not changing her true self.
They fall into depression which can lead to dangerous eating disorders and cosmetic surgeries simply because of what society portrays.
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