- Look up
prodigy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Prodigy,
Prodigies or The
Prodigy may
refer to:
Child prodigy, a
child who
produces meaningful output...
- The
Young and
Prodigious T. S.
Spivet is a 2013
adventure drama film
directed by Jean-Pierre
Jeunet and co-written with
Guillaume Laurant, an adaptation...
- form of
savant abilities. It is
estimated that
fewer than one
hundred prodigious savants are
currently living, with
skills so
extraordinary that they would...
- The Shoemaker's
Prodigious Wife (La
zapatera prodigiosa), also
known as The Shoemaker's
Wonderful Wife and The Shoemaker's
Prosperous Wife, is a play by...
- The
Lawrenceville Stories (also
known as The
Prodigious Hickey) is a 1987–1989 miniseries,
directed by
Allan A.
Goldstein and
Robert Iscove,
based on The...
-
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm:
Delivery of
Prodigious Bribe to
American Regime for Make
Benefit Once
Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, or
simply Borat Subsequent...
-
feature film
acting debut in a 2013
adventure drama film The
Young and
Prodigious T.S. Spivet, he pla**** the
eponymous lead role,
directed by Jean-Pierre...
-
announced to be
appearing in the 2013
adaptation (entitled The
Young and
Prodigious T.S. Spivet) of Reif L****n's book The
Selected Works of T.S. Spivet....
- of
chess that far
exceeds what
might be
expected at
their age.
Their prodigious talent will
often enable them to
defeat experienced adult players and...
-
short and
witty form was intended: "The
brief Novella has ever been a
prodigious favorite with the nation…since the days of Boccaccio." In 1902, William...
