Ford, meanwhile, has gained a reputation over decades for being one of Hollywood's crankiest stars.
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Here's a heartwarming, almost unbelievable, scene that should defrost even the coldest and crankiest of viewers.
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Outside Ruth, Debbie, and their director Sam (Maron at his crankiest), though, the characterization gets a little more sparse.
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He's hosting a dinner for the rest of the Freys, an uncharacteristically spontaneous celebration from one of Game of Thrones' crankiest old bastards.
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Frank Bruni Willard Dix is one of the crankiest observers of the college admissions process I know; he's also one of the smartest.
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Trump filed his first and crankiest libel lawsuit in 1984 against the Chicago Tribune and the newspaper's Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic, Paul Gapp.
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The White House got a visit from one of its crankiest sightseers, as Grumpy Cat posed for a selfie outside of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Now that you have a drink in your hand, you can start cranking out animal-free Thanksgiving classics that will satisfy even the crankiest eaters.
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John Mulaney and Nick Kroll have played George St. Geegland and Gil Faizon (respectively), two of the Upper West Side's best and crankiest old men, for more than a decade now.
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You probably can't throw one of your AirPods without hitting somebody who will politely tell you about the benefits of classical music, from its abilities to chill even the crankiest babies and help control post-op pain to the (ever-controversial) claim that it improves overall brain function.
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Imagine the California primary of 2028 in which the top two finishers in a crowded field each claim less than a fifth of the vote and in November voters are left to choose between two candidates who got there by being ablest to energize the loudest, crankiest subset of supporters.
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The True Blue reference quotes Clive Churchill describing Rayner "He was a brilliant tactician. I never saw a better forward in cover defence on the blind side than Rayner. Jack was the crankiest forward I played with but what a grand fellow he was".Churchill quote Heads, Ian (1992) True Blue p191 Rayner was a Police Detective by occupation and a man whom the Sydney Telegraph obituary described as renowned for his sportsmanship and dignified manner and who embodied an "Australian tough but fair attitude".
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Elvis the crocodile arrived at the park in September 2007, and has been dubbed "Australia's crankiest crocodile". Elvis was originally from Darwin in the Northern Territory. He was removed from the wild as he was attacking fishing boats in Darwin Harbour and was taken to a crocodile farm to be used as a breeder as he was too big for re-release into the wild. Every female that was introduced to Elvis during his time at the crocodile farm came to an untimely end due to Elvis' aggressive behaviour towards them.
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