-
Danvers in the 1970 film There's a Girl in My Soup.
Myers states Powers'
dandyish appearance was also
inspired by that of
Jason King – the
adventurous character...
- clothing, and arts of the period. They
emerged from the muscadins, a term for
dandyish anti-Jacobin
street gangs in
Paris from 1793 who were
important politically...
- to the
billing as "Rod the Mod" Stewart, the
nickname coming from his
dandyish style of
grooming and dress.
Baldry touted Stewart's
abilities to Melody...
-
White Terror, and was
partially carried out by the Muscadin, a
group of
dandyish street fighters organized by the new government. Often,
members of these...
- came to
refer to mobs of
young men,
relatively well-off and
dressed in a
dandyish manner, who were the
street fighters of the
Thermidorian Reaction in Paris...
-
mercenary Viv has long made a
rough living as one of a band of adventurers—
dandyish elf Fennus,
dwarf Roon, stone-fey Taivus, and
gnome Gallina. Viv dreams...
- "masculinity" into question,
going on at
length about his
pomaded hair, his
dandyish clothing, his
treatment of women, his
views on women, and
whether he was...
- to the
Second Doctor's rumpled, clown-like
Chaplinesque attire to the
dandyish frills and
velvet of the
Third Doctor's era. The
Fourth Doctor's long frock...
-
Felix Krull,
written from 1910 onwards,
describes a self-absorbed
young dandyish imposter who, if not explicitly, fits into the **** typology. The 1909 novel...
- Walbrook's
dialogue in that film by heart.
Ralph Fiennes, who pla**** the
dandyish hotel concierge Gustave H. in Anderson's film The
Grand Budapest Hotel...
