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You can add this to W. Wellman's long list of very professional directing gigs.
Best actors don't try to be professional but they think that this is just prize for being best-known people in polish entertainment, so no need to put any effort if you paid part of cast already.
William Mennoch, (Norman Wooland) was an older professional man and was interested in Madeleine and wanted to marry her, but she kept putting off any discussions or decisions in this matter of marriage.
She was always really nice and professional.
and the way the professional actors try to learn how to be a gangsta from a book is even funnier!
Here's another film in which I totally go against the critics - both professional and on this board, who take themselves too seriously at times.
If you just like it as entertainment, sort of like professional wrestling, that's fine, I suppose.
All are ignorant amateurs who reject the scientific consensus (in this case, of professional economists regardless of political leanings) because it conflicts with their ideologically created world view.
The cast is made up of professional actors who seem to be very close to the subject matter in real life, and as is the case with other films of Giusseppe Andrews, the fact that the entire feature is filmed with a small digital camera rather than expensive equipment adds a whole extra dimension of grittiness to the already dread atmosphere.
Straying away from the usual Gothic castles that the likes of Karloff and Lugosi have been occupying most of their professional life, Ulmer takes in a more modernist approach.
Originally a professional dancer, when Cagney went into acting, his original aspiration was the 'legitimate stage,' i.e.
When Farrah Fawcett left the series, her absence was explained by having her character Jill become a professional racing driver on the NASCAR circuit.
After professional thief Jack Tulliver (Snipes) and his crew pull off a meticulously planned armoured car heist, they are ambushed by another group of thieves, who kill most of Tulliver's crew but are unable to kill Tulliver before he escapes.
Soderbergh has the experience and knowledge to at least shoot his films in a more professional manner.
He is a professional car burglar who only steals to have a ride.
Even the music (composed by the professional Edgar Froese) is - uhm... Outdated?
I think Charles Durning starred in a made-for-TV movie where he played a similar character who is a professional go-between.
The film-making is quite professional looking, too, and the actors are all fairly good.
They were amazingly professional and should take this on tour at old theaters with orchestra pits.
The conspirators leaded by Hunter decide to eliminate President Hayes while in Seattle to inaugurate the cable wire transportation Skytran, and they hire the professional and seductive killer Nina Stahl (Ona Grauer) and her brother and hacker Evan Stahl (Aaron Grain).
Saw this movie after the hype surrounding the many nude scenes present in the movie.The actors and some emotion looked real but then when it came to acting it out, they weren't professional enough.
Man, HIS character is SUPPOSED to be a SAC-trained professional?
Don't be turned off by the professional reviewers.
Taye Diggs is attractive as Harper, the author of the book and the best man at the wedding; Morris Chestnut plays a professional football player and the groom; Nia Long is sexy and funny as Jordan, a TV journalist/Oprah wannabe who hopes to rekindle a romance with Harper at the wedding; Harold Perrineau plays a grade school teacher caught in a stranglehold of a relationship with an emasculating female (Melissa DeSousa); Terrence Howard steals every scene he is in as this group's voice of reality; Sanaa Lathan plays Harper's fiancée who can't get Harper to commit and Monica Calhoun is the bride who is at the center of the explosion caused by the book.
This show is professional wrestling, bull fighting, the Harlem Globetrotters vs. Washington.
The film is directed with superb applomb by the highly professional Andre de Toth, lucky spouse of the delicious Veronica Lake, and he never wasted a frame.
Sylvester Stallone stars as Ray Quick, a professional hitman hired by May Munro (Sharon Stone) who wants revenge for her parent's murder, in this overblown and sub-par actioner which stands out only for James Woods' performance as a crooked FBI agent.
I'm not saying the acting was perfect, i'm not trying to say the story was told in the most professional way or all by rules of film-making.
Yes, the acting isn't as professional with this film, but that adds a certain realism.
Trintignant is brilliant, aided by a terrific supporting cast, as a nihilistic but debonair professional thief.
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