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He combined the tremendous skills of a geek with the suave social engineering skills of the master criminal.
But when I was feeling confident and suave, I would knock my height down a notch, just to give the competition a chance.
The director and writer try to establish his credibility, but his saying of lines like "Royal Baluga, North of the ..." just aren't effective in establishing him as this worldly and suave rogue.
It's all there: Tom Conway is the suave detective called The Falcon, Goldie Locke (what's in a name) is his wisecracking bumbling sidekick, Louisa Braganza is the damsel in distress, and of course there are the damsels maid, the professor with the secret formula, the bad guy that wants the formula, and the police inspector who's after The Falcon.
George Sanders is suave and witty.
Noel Coward is perfectly cast as a suave, vain, selfish well educated, upper class publisher.
As in other Hitchcock movies, we see the director's disregard for the socially suave and the well-heeled.
If you're going to spoof James Bond it's a brilliant idea to find a leading man who resembles BOTH Sean Connery and Leonard Rossiter so step forward Jean Dujardin who captures perfectly the Connery sneer that masquerades as a smile plus the self-delusion of Rossiter thinking he is suave.
Maybe it's the suave character of James Bond.
Acting - 0, script - 0, fight scenes - 0, male lead - 0 (cheddar bob from eight mile as a suave war hero who gets the girl), Nadia Bjorlin - 10 (She is gorgeous and not a terrible actress).
Lumiere, in both the original and the Christmas edition was suave and elegant, but here he is a womanizing, unfunny twit!
The Leap Years tells the destiny-filled tale of Li-Ann who falls for the suave Jeremy and they commit to meet every leap year.
He and his buddies -- including suave con-artist Grant -- head to San Francisco on leave and start the city's swinginest party while conniving to escape the service altogether through industrial speaking tours.
Hamilton, usually a suave and debonair persona, does a very fine job of enacting the tiny details of his subject's mannerisms and demeanor including his walk.
The latter-day Bugs came to be too suave and sophisticated for my liking.
Here his willingness to bend the rules and break a law briefly fit his "heavy persona", while his good looks and suave behavior made Templar a fit shady hero like Chester Morris' "Boston Blackie", and (to an extent) Peter Lorre's "Mr.
Jeff Bridges was again building "The Dude" bridges with his enigmatic supporting work as Clayton Harding, the magazine's suave prez.
Powell is probably the most suave detective of the 30's, and Arthur has a unique voice which often sounds like a succession of tiny tinkly bells.
Ian Bannen almost steals the show here as Gaillardia's suave king, and my girl Lucianna is as appealing as can be in her minor role.
Grant is suave as always and just look at the sharp 40's style suits that Russell is dressed in.
What sets this film apart from other movies of the same type is its crackling good dialog, an insidious villain,(Joseph Shildkraut),the suave Nick Carter,(a clean shaven Walter Pigeon), his assistant, Mr Bartholomew (beautifully played by Donald Meek), the innocent ingénue(the captivating Florence Rice).
Along the way a suave dude who makes his living as a card player meets the show boat owner's daughter and goes off the deep end.
He reminds me of the black guy from Crocodile Dundee II, all cool and suave.
There's some gross bits, like with Hellcop, but Patrick Bergin as the devil is very suave and funny.
Kay Francis was one of the top stars of the decade, and this is one of her best films; William Powell, also underrated, has never been more suave.
The suave, sophisticated & witty super agent is gone.
But it also has a ropey plot, poor acting from the three leading women (including the beautiful Jean Wallace) and its one leading man, Cornel Wilde, and a suave but unmenacing villain, the blandly-named Mr. Brown.
Suave and sophisticated, he had that rare ability and screen presence which allowed him to play a bad guy who didn't have to be overtly evil and elicit hatred from the audience in order for them to want him to be caught.
On the loose again after escaping from prison, Tritignant, known as "the Swiss" for his precision and his habit of working alone (?) is a suave criminal who avoids capture and carries out a successful kidnapping (in which he does not at all work alone but has three or four accomplices).
Although the romantic, suave and serene Rajesh Khanna has other big hits to his credits like AMAR PREM, ANAND, SAFAR and ARADHANA but in KATI PATANG, his inherent and innate acting prowess shot to that vintage point from where, the exact reflection of his acting skills that were imbued in mystic, elegant and romantic gestures emerged supreme.
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