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She's one of our slyest, cattiest actors, and even when she's unleashing tons of exposition about Dark Dimensions and grave threats with ridiculous names, she's got her tongue buried in her cheek.
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She's distracted by fears that her mentor is losing his mental faculties, by a conference she's putting on, by pointless little personality feuds with Kellyanne Conway (for whom Newman reserves her cattiest remarks) and Betsy "Ditzy" DeVos, by the whole clown car.
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It's almost too much of a good thing, except that it isn't, because "Difficult People" is still clearly about Billy Epstein (Billy Eichner) and Julie Kessler (Julie Klausner), the cattiest noncouple on TV. He's gay; she's his best friend; and they spend much of each half-hour making caustic remarks about other people and the trappings of modern life.
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Jayne Mansfield in Kiss them for me. She modeled her image as a highly memorable dumb blonde.Nicholas Yapp, 1960s: decades of the 20th century, page 135, Könemann, 1998, ISBN 9783829005234Boze Hadleigh, Celebrity Feuds!: The Cattiest Rows, Spats, and Tiffs Ever Recorded, page 151, Taylor Publishing Company, 1999, ISBN 9780878332441Brie Dyas, A Tribute To Jayne Mansfield, A Blonde Stunner Who Was Smarter Than You Thought, HuffPost, 2013-04-18 The notion of "dumb blonde" has been a topic of academic research reported in scholarly articles and university symposia, which tend to confirm that many people hold to the perception that light-haired women are less intelligent than women with dark hair.
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" TV Guide called it "a searing example of writer-director Billy Wilder at his most brilliantly misanthropic" and adds, "An uncompromising portrait of human nature at its worst, the film . . . stands as one of the great American films of the 1950s." Ed Gonzalez of Slant Magazine wrote that the film "... allowed Wilder to question the very nature of human interest stories and the twisted relationship between the American media and its public. More than 50 years after the film's release, when magazines compete to come up with the cattiest buzz terms and giddily celebrate the demise of celebrity relationships for buffo bucks, Ace in the Hole feels more relevant than ever.
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