She's gruff, but her brother Billy (Dacre Montgomery) is gruff-er.
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" Sanders shot back with a gruff reply: "You're wrong.
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A gruff, stalwart figure at Central City Police Department, Det.
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And, he's got the sort of gruff humility of Samwise.
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"I'm not letting you in," a gruff voice informed her.
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McCain also had a gruff, but affectionate relationship with journalists.
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"I made her this very gruff, aggressive woman," he says.
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Mr. Darko, 28, is known for his sinister, gruff voice.
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His gruff, arresting voice rode commandingly through all the turbulence.
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She found him to be a charming, if gruff, playboy.
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Even his approach to music making is evolving — in the car, he turned on a song-in-progress with Tory Lanez, where his gruff growl was smoothed out into, well, a melodic gruff growl.
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But Sanders' prominence -- and reputation as a gruff insurgent -- was growing.
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Mr Kasich, normally a gruff sort, tactfully calls this surrender "surprising".
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Babli is a tough, gruff goat with a long criminal history.
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Netflix With the introduction of Jon Bernthal's gruff Frank Castle, a.k.a.
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I thought her prickliness and caustic gruff exterior were defense mechanisms.
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Good gruff tough guy rap will never go out of style.
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He is gruff and never seems to be having any fun.
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Stern also had the gift of being simultaneously gruff and gracious.
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He spars over facts and semantics, generally in gruff good humor.
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"A bullet is forever," Bob Lee explains early on, in gruff voiceover.
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Ford didn't recognize the first agent, who was tall, bearded, and gruff.
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Cydney, if she's on the jury, could see past their gruff exterior.
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Prior to regenerating, the Doctor was sometimes gruff, melancholy, and darkly sarcastic.
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So I would say sometimes that the gruff exterior can fool people.
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"[Signing to Creation] was extremely important to us," admits frontman Gruff Rhys.
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Our leads are a gruff dude and a non-neurotypical blonde woman.
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"Suicide is not an option," he told her, dropping his gruff demeanor.
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He just had a lot of kind of gruff questions for her.
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He's rough and gruff, but I think he's got a good heart.
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Occasionally, a charmingly broad smile and a gruff chuckle would break through.
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Nomura was often called "Grumpy Grandpa" for his gruff and unsparing manner.
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Insiders describe the tone of the discussions as ruppig (gruff) at times.
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Capitol Police were swift and gruff in removing them from the room.
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But instead of taking the gruff coach approach, Jensen did something much cuter.
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"Bigler added, "Never once did this employee huff, gruff, or roll his eyes.
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He's like a gruff, less handsome Archer with a weird thing for apples.
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Service is gruff but genuinely friendly, it's cheap, and the nachos are awesome.
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Anchoring the melange is Godard giving an epigrammatic narration in his gruff voice.
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Men in our society are expected to be loud, gruff, territorial and combative.
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Once gruff and irritable, Dad became softer and more sedate in his illness.
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He's gruff but gentle, tenderly kissing the hands of his rambunctious, delightful daughter.
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"How's that for real?" he raps, finishing the song with a gruff surliness.
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Wyndham Lewis, that gruff, vituperative outsider, was prime mover of that belligerent movement.
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Lone Starr is the gruff outlier, a loner except for his pal, Barf.
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They are perfectly happy being fooled by his gruff glower, his shit-eating grin.
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Any NATO forces attacking Kaliningrad "will get their teeth broken," one gruff angler said.
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Deb Gardner is a gruff introvert who prefers penguins (her research subjects) to people.
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My physical therapist reminds me of my grandparents, both caring and a little gruff.
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It was his sound: He championed gruff-voiced outsiders, new school traditionalists and originators.
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But even in his gruff and grizzled way, DMX stays faithful to the original.
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He's got a Prince John face, a gruff exterior, and a heart of gold.
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When he raps, he's almost gruff, but when he sings, he's sweet, whimsical, dreamy.
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Wolfram Koch makes for an unusually assertive, though still gruff and uncouth, Sancho Panza.
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Polished and eloquent, Mr. Mendoza also offered a stark contrast to the gruff president.
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He was short and solidly built, with a snub nose and a gruff manner.
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He's gruff and sarcastic, always down for a fight, impossibly charming, and frequently irresistible.
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Noticing how her ankles were gruff with stubble, or the pin dots of blackheads.
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His gruff style has even gotten him in trouble with other senior North Koreans.
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Euros Childs, Meilyr Jones, Cate Le Bon, Mclusky, Gruff Rhys to name just a few.
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" We were on hold for about five minutes when we heard a lowtoned, gruff "Hello.
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Often a gruff figure on the campaign trail, Sanders also showed unusual signs of sentiment.
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"We think of it as a well-lit saloon," Mike says with a gruff laugh.
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The shop owner is Scott Ramsey, a large and friendly man with a gruff exterior.
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He's got this gruff exterior that he sort of uses to keep people off balance.
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He comes off as gruff and surly—a basketball madman who probably doesn't like you.
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" To which Trump responded in a Tony Soprano-esque gruff way, "I've heard jail's fun.
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Even with the show wrapped, Offerman is still associated with Swanson's gruff, straight-faced humor.
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Hayes, 58, is gruff, with a full goatee, and a little more padding than Whiteside.
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At first, Bobby Cannavale's character, Chef Jeff, seems like a lovably gruff Anthony Bourdain type.
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In Sorkin's conception of the character, he was steely but kind, gruff but fundamentally loving.
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There is a gruff man who goes west in the morning, east in the afternoon.
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Gruff, guttural, percussive, his voice seems covered in a light coating of dust and soot.
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And Hopper is the same gruff, put-upon papa that he was in the first season.
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Compared to Western developers, we wouldn't be able to do designs like the gruff space marine.
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The band ripped through a half hour of melodic heavy metal licks offset by gruff singing.
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He's tired, gruff, and business-like, but takes the time to politely answer my unwelcome queries.
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Even the judges were somewhat kind and understanding during their admonishments, including the gruff Paul Hollywood.
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Two SPR experts adamantly questioned Janet's gruff voice and later caught the children bending spoons themselves.
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Susie is the gruff booker of the Gaslight Club in Greenwich Village, where Midge's career begins.
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As per usual, Spicer was gruff and mildly irritated, but seemed unaware he was being filmed.
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Many Christie voters may like Trump's gruff affect and unusual-for-a-Republican Northeastern regional identity.
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And in doing so, they set the tone for the gruff, brooding, soulful Wolverine to come.
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People broke the news today, which came directly from everyone's favorite gruff sheriff, Jim Hopper, a.k.a.
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Well, I think what you can initially misunderstand is that he's pretty gruff and he's tough.
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Someone can be big, burly, and gruff-voiced but still not wear the mask of manhood.
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His voice is sometimes gruff and sometimes honeyed—a mixture of Tom Waits and Marvin Gaye.
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Ms. Mikulski, a gruff former social worker from East Baltimore, ran one herself 30 years ago.
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A gruff man known as the Bear, Haskins died in 2008 at the age of 78.
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Neither a coquettish schoolgirl nor a gruff and troubled badass, Heather is a remarkably ordinary character.
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It's the perfect role for him: gruff, reserved, and wounded, with a deep core of care.
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Standing a shade over five feet, Ms. Maracci was outspoken and gruff, with a booming voice.
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He was "the boss" in a cardigan sweater, with a gruff mouth and sometimes mismatched socks.
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Cortez's voice is almost airy, a sharp contrast to Anuel's gruff antics and Balvin's clinical poise.
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In 2017, Kalanick's gruff, take-no-prisoners management style finally wore out Uber's board and investors.
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For 45 years — longer if you count his work as an actor — Clint Eastwood has been churning out gruff, efficient movies about gruff, efficient men: low-key stories of strong and silent heroes and antiheroes who do their work, mull their regrets, and live with the consequences.
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His gruff, solid presence seems fitting for Hellboy, although surpassing Ron Perlman would be a tall order.
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She meets the gruff Irish loner Donald (Gleeson) who lives off the land in a makeshift cabin.
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Coupe and Wilson strike a good balance between cartoonishly gruff and genuinely awed by their ancestors' abundance.
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Luke Hemsworth seems perfectly suited to his role as gruff head of security Ashley Stubbs on Westworld.
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This recording by Canadian audio horror collective Bleak December enlists Sir Derek Jacobi as the gruff detective.
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At work, Mr. Gutfreund was known for his gruff demeanor, foul language and an ever-lit cigar.
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He looks a bit like a towering, gruff, slightly psychedelic rendering of one of Jim Henson's Muppets.
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Mr. Foreman works individually with each member patiently, unlike the gruff stance taken by many traditional trainers.
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He's a long-running rock archetype: a gruff-voiced, guitar-slinging, hard-drinking, country-rooted road warrior.
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In the book, when she was asked by a gruff bookstore owner, Young lady, can you read?
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A few gyrations in one position, a gruff rolling maneuver, then a few more gyrations in another.
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Their voices sound surprisingly good together—El-P's is dry and caustic, Mike's is saucy and gruff.
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Those who knew him well said the gruff exterior concealed a shy man with a puckish wit.
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The movie was inspired by the game of the same name, which also features a gruff, talking Pikachu.
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Luke Skywalker's gruff, disillusioned old man in Star Wars: The Last Jedi left a lot of fans angry.
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Same goes for fellow resident Wilder, a gruff political activist and documentary maker, and Royal, the building's architect.
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Second, and maybe most pressingly: Jess and her gruff roommate Nick had way too much chemistry to ignore.
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But something not just soulful in his lithe falsetto, gruff baritone, and warm midrange made the fantasy irresistible.
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Ms. Gravatt's fully embodied Faye would at first appear to be the classic, bluff and gruff truth teller.
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"She didn't feel safe," he says in a gruff voice that matches his thick beard and broad shoulders.
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Crème & Sugar's Beast-inspired Blue Velvet confection takes its color from the gruff character's ballroom-ready evening wear.
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" After four previous misses, Leonardo DiCaprio won his first Oscar for his grunting, gruff performance in "The Revenant.
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Then, over the chorus, he ascended the fingerboard with gruff tremolos followed by some reckless-sounding syncopated chords.
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Focus Football is run by Sean Daly, a gruff but well-connected former employee at Chelsea and Tottenham.
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So do the breezy complacency of Menelaus, the innocence of Nausicaa, the gruff decency of the swineherd Eumaeus.
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Mr. Mueller is known for his gruff, exacting management style — and for saving the F.B.I. after the Sept.
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Multiple people who know him say he has a gruff, self-assured manner to match his tough visage.
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Aren't its workers supposed to be gruff, leather-wearing biker dudes with no time for conversation on personality?
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He sang with gruff gusto and knowing humor, as if he was bringing the world into his backyard.
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He's supposed to be gruff and soulless, and yet she brings out the softness and vulnerability in him.
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And yet the roar of the crowd was twice as deafening at the mention of the gruff septuagenarian's name.
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He shed his gruff exterior and we all wondered at the time: What if Grandpa had been medicated earlier?
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His early morning sulking doesn't help much as Abe is still gruff at the last dinner of the summer.
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Mr. Taylor told the British paper The Sun on Friday that the gruff Mr. Bristow had driven him hard.
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He's joined by three friends: gruff bodyguard Gladiolus, stiff and serious guardian Ignis, and the goofy-yet-troubled Prompto.
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We can all agree that Thanos sounds fairly gruff and terrifying, but it didn't have to go that way.
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Arrogant and gruff, Dick comes across as a sort-of intellectual Marlboro Man, complete with cowboy hat and ranch.
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Asner, playing Mary's gruff boss, Lou Grant, summed up her character and their relationship in the show's first episode.
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"He's not one to walk away from a fight," the gruff-sounding narrator of the Rolls-Royce spot says.
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Ford is splendidly grizzled and gruff, giving the film a necessary rasp, and he even shakes up Ryan Gosling.
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"He doesn't mean to be gruff, but it can happen, and it's hard to be around," the source said.
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"Marvel's Luke Cage," Netflix Watch if you like Netflix's superhero shows, superhero stories in general or gruff, violent dramas.
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There was a dash of gruff humility, an admission that "fearlessness" impressed him more as he approached middle age.
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"He doesn't mean to be gruff, but it can happen, and it's hard to be around," the source says.
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The members of the team were almost all former military — American, Slovak and Norwegian — gruff and full of bravado.
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He was an employee of Ken Bates, a gruff Londoner who had bought Chelsea for 1 pound in 1.33.
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But it's BTS's rappers who often dictate the group's sound, especially Rap Monster, who is gruff without being aggressive.
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It was filled with actors, some in their 20s, some elderly and beautiful, some homely, slender, portly, gruff, sophisticated.
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Gather 'round, because this important: You know that gruff-punk sound that's been really popular for the last decade?
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Mr. Quinn is a gruff presence, and he bristles like any comedian at the idea of watching his words.
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I'm grateful to the language gap for rendering delectable such a vivid portrait of gruff masculinity in the abstract.
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The Liverpool Empire crowd was a gruff mob of dandruffed trogs in RAF surplus greatcoats and no quarter was given.
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There are many fans who find the gruff, silver-haired hero undeniably attractive, and actor Liam Cunningham has some thoughts.
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Plus the great gruff Clancy Brown turns up as Jo's dad, Ed, the glue who's keeping everything from falling apart.
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Win: Stallone Place: Ruffalo Show: Rylance Should win: Stallone's gruff manner has never been better than it is in Creed.
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The Rebel briefing is a gruff military lecture, a set of mostly unquestioned orders to a room full of pilots.
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A coalition led by Hadi al-Amari, the gruff commander of the Iranian-backed Badr Brigades, came third, with 50.
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Still, it was impossible to miss the humor that undergirded his gruff manner, and the customers seemed to like it.
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More on Milley: Milley is known as a gruff-speaking soldier's soldier with degrees from Princeton University and Columbia University.
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Ricardel was Bolton's highest-ranking aide at the National Security Council, and her gruff style matches that of her boss.
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Gruff and stern, Bruno nonetheless takes the time to educate Christian about the workplace politics and dynamics of the warehouse.
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Roberto was a gruff tour guide, hustling guests from room to room, but his visitors seemed too awestruck to complain.
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The dancehall-style "Ghetto Boy," with the gruff-voiced Jamaicans Bounty Killer and Cobra, explores how poverty fosters gun violence.
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"There's a lot of things that people don't understand because they only see the gruff side of him," Dent said.
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While Belichick, Flores' mentor, is the epitome of a gruff, taciturn coach who reveals little, Flores possesses a blunt candor.
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The gruff Kremlin leader believed the United States was out to humiliate the Soviet Union and to contain Communist power.
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Momoa and his hair are part of a gruff, leather-scented Aquaman rebrand that was first seeded in Warner Bros.
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Dylan's voice is incomparable: a gruff, exhausted, but stoic semi-drawl that remains playful despite the weight of its emotion.
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And it was a lot of fun to sit in a room and have those conversations about, 'Is it gruff enough?
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Meanwhile, gruff former cop Mike receives a note from a mysterious benefactor, teasing the return of a beloved Breaking Bad character.
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It's gruff, rigid in the middle, not unlike the voice that Christian Bale uses when he dons Batman's cape and cowl.
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Holliday, 54, also showed off the gruff coach's softer side during the interview, opening up about one of Belichick's hidden talents.
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To his players, his devastation at McGillis's death showed that under the gruff, intense exterior was a human being who cared.
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They detailed their thoughts in gruff what-is-this-kid-doing-here Wisconsin accents from folding chairs beside flopping future fillets.
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The Thirteenth Doctor's colorful ensemble fits her fun-loving, hopeful personality, where the Ninth Doctor's leather jacket echoes his gruff exterior.
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Then he kept it up for an hour—warm here, intense there, surprisingly mellow for his age whether gruff or sweet.
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The Mandalorian spends the hour meeting a series of gruff men — and just one woman, who says little and remains helmeted.
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His gruff and often blustery approach, however, has made him highly unpopular both among New Yorkers and the Democratic primary electorate.
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He has such a deep, gruff voice and it seemed so close to my neck that I immediately got goose bumps.
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A mild-mannered lawyer, he initially seemed no match for the gruff General Pinochet, who remained the army commander in chief.
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It keeps Dave Grohl's voice on the gruff underside of a full-throated roar, a good place for him to be.
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But after a gruff, tearful farewell from Rupert (Grant O'Rourke), it's no wonder Jamie starts demanding that somebody just shoot him.
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Dan Domingues, who appears both as a gruff Lurch-like butler and a wise doctor also courting Zina, is another standout.
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Mr. Trump offered a gruff, "Thank you, Mr. President," to Mr. Morales before handing the floor over to the next speaker.
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"They're a great country, great people, but I don't know what's going on in the USA," Zelensky said in gruff English.
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I listened to him repeatedly saying "yes, mam" to her...Never once did this employee huff, gruff or roll his eyes.
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Many have retrained their staff and dancers to shift away from gruff or seedy demeanors and towards welcoming and inclusive attitudes.
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Irving would read mystery books in his striped brown velour chair; he had a gruff demeanor that belied an occasional inner twinkle.
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And instead of the crew being gruff about not being able to live a normal life on set, they really embraced it.
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Reeves, who starred in 2003's Something's Gotta Give, has graduated from the part of sexy side-piece to gruff leading man.
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Before my eyes adjusted, an intensely gruff young guy drilled a flashlight directly in my pupils and started barking instructions and questions.
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Jack's Grandpa, However, Did Jack's unnamed grandpa arrives at the hospital during Nick's birth as gruff as Stanley usually is in flashback.
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Edgerton's Richard is a gruff man who barely speaks whole sentences, preferring to say as much with a glare as with words.
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There's been this narrative in the media of a Midwestern union voter being a gruff old white man who doesn't like immigrants.
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For some audiobook aficionados, nothing could beat White's own 1970 recording, with his gruff New England accent and pointed lack of drama.
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A gruff general, disagreeing with Kirkman and peacocking around the edges like a cartoon villain, serves as a pretty flimsy straw man.
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Ms. DeLarverie called her over in a gruff New Orleans drawl and showed Ms. Rips the pink revolver strapped to her ankle.
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Watch Mr. Hurt's gruff, stoical Henry realizing that his girl has ditched him for his brother, with just a flicker of humiliation.
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"Lou Grant" emerged from the ashes of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," and starred Ed Asner as a gruff editor-in-chief.
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"Cold Coffee & Cocaine" is delivered in a faux-gruff drawl, littered with silly one-liners, off-the-cuff jokes, and jumpy trills.
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He was a little older, a little more gruff, and we didn't know if he would fit with our tight-knit group.
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Some senators who attended the meeting said that it was largely cordial and thoughtful and played down Mr. Trump's occasionally gruff tone.
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Rogers, a gruff crooner, and his five-piece band (which includes Todd Stewart, billed as a "utility player") are far from hip.
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Stapleton's gruff, rich voice proved to be the perfect finish for songs that wear their vintage influences on their suede-fringe sleeves.
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The understated and sometimes gruff Belichick is widely considered the smartest person ever to lay eyes on a strip of game film.
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Deer Tick's iteration of an earnest, gruff-voiced, white-guy musical incorruptibility doesn't float my boat, but it is what it is.
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Sanders's no-nonsense, gruff resoluteness on progressive issues is refreshing to some voters who are sick of Washington's political antics and corruption.
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That may be one source of his humility, a quality that made Mr. O'Reilly swear as he mentioned it with gruff affection.
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He also tended to chafe at stern authority, at coaches he felt were too strict, too gruff, too much like drill sergeants.
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Finally alone with time to herself, the rough and gruff agent opened a briefcase she'd been lugging with her throughout the episode.
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He speaks in the gruff murmur of his native Lancashire and swathes his considerable bulk in pin-striped suits and regimental ties.
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"Often, when you comment on it, you'll get this gruff response—like, 'leave me alone, it's none of your business,'" she says.
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Potentially kryptonite for those who expect rappers to boom and declaim, Black startles with the gruff, gravelly, dribbly drawl he raps in.
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The current Republican president, while he likes generals (particularly gruff generals with tough-sounding nicknames), isn't much of a natural commander-in-chief.
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They grumbled that Mary usually got her way with her gruff but soft-hearted boss by being indirect rather than confronting his bullying.
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But Jackman brings across a deep, sullen affection for the old man that undercuts all Logan's gruff fury and refusal to play hero.
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Within a similar musical template, Igor is rougher: more menacing synthesizer loops and Tyler's gruff, percussive flow are at the musical center again.
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Of the conservatives, Muhammad Baqer Qalibaf is a gruff former general and current mayor of Tehran whom Mr Rouhani soundly defeated in 2013.
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There was that trademark game protagonist scowl again, but this time, it was etched across the gruff faces of two women of color.
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But since he's a gruff mentor, more Mad-Eye Moody than Hagrid, he still has Sam copy hundreds of gross manuscripts as punishment.
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A stray comment about "slitty eyes" during a visit to China in the 1980s became symbolic of his gruff and often unguarded manner.
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Vanessa Hudgens plays her dedicated underling, Milo Ventimiglia plays Maya's dedicated husband, and real-life BFF Leah Remini plays her gruff best friend.
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Kratz represents the gruff, less generous air of the first season; season 1 was a careful look at people who didn't want attention.
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"I still remember my late father -- a gruff former Navy man -- on his knees praying by his bed every night," Clinton has said.
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Paralegal Angie is just as gruff as Nick Miller ever was, and Will is nearly as mushy as sing-talking, ukulele-playing Jess.
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A shrug and a raised eyebrow, accompanied with a gruff "welcome home" was as much as I could expect at the U.K. border.
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This legendary woman was the daughter of a strong, gruff man named Fara Mako, who taught her everything he knew about the world.
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He's suffering nosebleeds and nausea, and is tested by a mysterious figure in a wheelchair, a large, gruff man who calls himself God.
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A stray remark about "slitty eyes" during a visit to China in the 1980s became symbolic of his gruff and often unguarded manner.
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Rather than a cosmopolitan form of jazz with Ethiopian influence, Mr. Mekurya made a music of gruff, earthy incantation, rooted in folkloric custom.
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Mr. Netanyahu, 43, is calculating and gruff; he picks his words slowly and carefully, his deep voice coming across almost like a grumble.
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He asks them if they're real desperadoes, and in reply the leader launches into a gruff aria in praise of pure, unmotivated violence.
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THE PLAYLIST One night, a gruff, inky-armed bartender straight out of Nirvana's "Teen Spirit" video played a mix of twangy honky-tonk.
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Christian Bale turns in a solid, stoic performance as a gruff soldier, but writer-director Scott Cooper's earnest film doesn't break much ground.
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She was known for a tenacious and gruff political style that produced results, especially when it came to her beloved Port of Baltimore.
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And when she found herself draped in an AR big bad wolf costume during his quotes, she knew to adopt his gruff voice.
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She speaks only in gruff, determined sentences, chiseled from stone, in a fashion reminiscent of Sigourney Weaver's Ripley in the later Alien movies.
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"For every dream of yours you make come true, you'll pay the price in heartbreak," her gruff but supportive grandmother tells her plainly.
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Considering just how gruff Kovacs can be, it's no surprise fans will find a strain in the series' tightest friendship in new episodes.
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Watching the gruff, lumbering, suddenly protective Mandalorian safeguard his tiny but powerful new charge promises to be a droll and potentially moving process.
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By Saturday night, the hedgehog had passed the gruff Ford movie as it took in $12 million on the day versus $9.9 million.
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SURPRISE The Epix political comedy "Graves" got very little attention, but apparently someone noticed Nick Nolte's gruff performance as an apologetic former president.
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They are opposites in personal style, with Mr. Murdoch gruff and low-key, preferring schlubby newsrooms to Mr. Trump's gilded towers and glitz.
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Nick Offerman plays Forest, the CEO of Amaya, as the direct opposite of the gruff modern samurai he played in Parks and Recreation.
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He presented a specific combination of Russian masculinity — he could be gruff and haughty but also earnest and affable, depending on the setting.
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Then, she meets a gruff, tattooed English major named Hardin Scott and said plans go flying out the window before she could miss them.
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The boys sound alternately gruff and yearning, snarling the rapped verses while crooning the chorus through vocal filters as aqueous as the keyboards themselves.
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Fogler's distinct gruff voice and Brooklyn accent has helped him land roles in animated films such as Kung Fu Panda, Horton Hears a Who!
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And Ving Rhames, playing a fellow firefighter defined by little other than his gruff machismo, comes out as gay in a legitimately touching moment.
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Opener "Keep It Low" lives up to its title as baroque synth patterns dance over rattling trap and WIldfern's gruff, Kevin Gates-esque delivery.
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So what are we supposed to do with all the gruff, good-looking dudes who make up the majority of game protagonists and characters?
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Enter the Guvnor: Sensei George Andrews, a gruff, South London geezer with piercing seen-it-all eyes and hands like blocks of polished stone.
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Locals told the Times the father and son were always present at the place and described them alternately as friendly and mysterious, even gruff.
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Smith plays his role perfectly opposite the gruff Tommy Lee Jones, and with the movie featuring some amazing CGI, people flocked to see it.
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He's fond of the gruff and curmudgeonly Bauer, yet sentimentality is scarce while the double-crossings are surprising and the dry humor is welcome.
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Under Armour also began to include women in its advertisements and endorsements, representing a stark change from the company's gruff and tough football beginnings.
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His Neon Neon project with Gruff Rhys of Super Furry Animals has produced two "pop" albums that can't quite play the pop music game.
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Iggy Pop showed up as a gruff gangster type in Driv3r, and Marilyn Manson voiced an alien in the PS20123-era shooter Area 51.
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The rest of the room still has the feel of a just-vacated shop, but Mr. Ojeda makes up for it in gruff warmth.
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The disagreeable givers are the people who are gruff and tough, but underneath they're doing it because they have others' best interest at heart.
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I remember aromas of masala-fried pomfret, generosity of gruff cabbies saying, "No madam, you keep the change," daylong cries of crows, hawkers, doorbells.
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You play as a community or survivors, instead of a sole, gruff zombie murder expert, and that makes all the difference in the world.
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" At first, the gruff, slightly schlubby Douglas (Kevin Pollak) seems a world apart from his gender-nonbinary child, whom he relentlessly misgenders as "she.
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He's more like the gruff neighbor who let you hang around his workshop when you were a kid, provided you didn't talk too much.
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He can be gruff, too, but also solicitous and generous, amusing like his prose, with a seemingly depthless appetite for new ideas and people.
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Reporters were also charmed by his gruff, sometimes profane manner—even if he would get occasional low marks for, say, belittling a disabled journalist.
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Mr. Pitt comes very close to the margin of caricature, all gruff intonations and chest-pumping, but often General McMahon is not entirely unsympathetic.
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Age Hareide has since taken over and the gruff Norwegian wasted no time in rolling up his sleeves and instilling a more pragmatic approach.
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The pair don't get along at first — Geralt's naturally gruff demeanor doesn't rub Yennefer the right way — but soon enough, sparks fly between them.
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Nick Offerman plays the CEO of the tech company as the direct opposite of the gruff modern samurai he played in Parks and Recreation.
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Will we get an ensemble number with a brigade of gruff and terrifying mall Santas — or worse, a brigade of boys in pink bunny suits?
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But the President's daughter has picked up where she left off on the campaign trail — as the softer, gentler side of her father's gruff demeanor.
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"Gruff, elegant, twinkly, and always dignified, he is celebrated by all who knew him and loved him, and everyone who enjoyed his work," they said.
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Hartley Clare (William Parry) is a gruff advocate of postmodern literary theory who is accompanied by Edna (Maureen Silliman), his meek though secretly rebellious wife.
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Constandin is a gruff, good-humored fellow, who walks with a limp and swaggers toward trouble with the confidence of someone accustomed to winning fights.
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A gruff buyer supplying local restaurants that cater mostly to tourists strode to the front of the pack and bought all 11 boxes without looking.
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Every single one of CBS's new shows is headed up by a renegade maverick white dude with a gruff exterior and a heart of gold.
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"Gruff, elegant, twinkly, and always dignified, he is celebrated by all who knew him and loved him, and everyone who enjoyed his work," they wrote.
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She throws fistfuls of chugging drums under his gruff verses, generating a frankly stunning friction between the vocal's Atlanta aggression and the beat's Lisbon swing.
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Frank was renowned for his knowledge of public policy and parliamentary rules, but also for his gruff, piercing criticism for those who disagreed with him.
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But the gruff, snarling Marcus is along for the ride as well, and the relationship between the two characters is a highlight of the narrative.
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The gruff and jaded older cop, Ray Mandel (Thomas Jane, overdoing the tortured macho routine), is haunted by the recent death of his longtime partner.
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They hired help, tried to smooth frictions with gruff tact and bought a weekend home in East Hampton, N.Y., to get away from it all.
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There was the Brad, a master rigger of industrial cranes, whose gruff diatribes against bankers, bike lanes, hipsters, and "harelips" we surreptitiously recorded, for laughs.
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Sitting in front of decoratively open books and teacups, he even did character voices—gruff, booming voices for the giants, a calm voice for narration.
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His appearance is still youthful, and unlike on television where Griffin delivers gruff, deadpanned instructions to fighters, he is animated in conversation and smiles easily.
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"I think that a lot of people want there to be a Toronto sound," asserts Matthew Progress in his coolly gruff, yet nonchalant near-whisper.
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It's also the festival where you can see familiar faces: We spotted the Airliner's gruff but kindhearted head of security, Frank, nodding to the music.
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Friends and colleagues said that hidden inside a somewhat gruff and intimidating exterior was a kid who occasionally came out during the Voyager press briefings.
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But at NATO, Mr. Trump's gruff interactions with allies on Wednesday underscored the degree to which Mr. Kelly lacks influence over how the president behaves.
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Throw in Jeff Bridges as Haley's gruff but fatherly coach, and you've got an immensely enjoyable piece of disposable fluff for your long holiday weekend.
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Shuffling around nervously, Clov (the robustly gruff baritone Leigh Melrose) is characterized in jittery blots of music, as if he consists entirely of punctuation marks.
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For Joel and Ethan Coen, he played an alcoholic Southern novelist in "Barton Fink" (1989) and a gruff newspaper editor in "The Hudsucker Proxy" (1994).
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As the comic relief, he brings a great levity to so many scenes that might otherwise just be occupied by the gruff diction of Geralt.
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BEIJING — It took all of five minutes for Wang Lei, a gruff veteran of the People's Liberation Army, to start humming and stomping his feet.
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Hermes is so often depicted as slight and fleet-footed, but as played by Chris Sullivan, he is a refreshingly gruff messenger of the gods.
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This nonconformist, gruff conversationalist who grills his grandnephews on why they don't read T.S. Eliot is also a sentimentalist who places great weight on tradition.
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The American vets in "Triple Frontier" come in the usual flavors, including a gruff top dog, faithful second in command, wild card and so on.
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The voice cast is excellent, particularly Cranston as a gruff stray and Tilda Swinton as a prophetic pug ("She can understand the TV," another dog marvels).
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Santa, in a gruff yalp, gets to tell his side of the story, too, which is that he has no choice but to murder poor Brandon.
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In a gruff, rumbling baritone, he reads from a text that is often studded with legal jargon and citations to sub-parts of statutes and regulations.
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From there, we took a trip to the local machine shop where a gruff but friendly crew of machinists create the parts that make up Cassie.
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These days, most people probably think of Wolverine as the gruff, cigar-chomping, motorcycle-riding mutant who says "bub" and looks a lot like Hugh Jackman.
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All the gruff-looking lads I approached tried their best, responding to my excruciating small talk with equally painful "and where are you from yourself?" reciprocity.
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But the neighbors' talking dog, Tommy (Jim Anderson), is a delightfully droll creation — portly, gruff and stuck with a boy's name even though she's a girl.
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The game features a talking Pikachu that sounds indistinguishable from a 1930s-era Dashiell Hammett protagonist, equipped with a deerstalker hat, magnifying glass, and gruff sensibility.
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After patrons signed the releases, they were patted down by a gruff security officer and led into a cavernous room drenched in red light and velvet.
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A dirty, raging piece of punk, Little Ugly Girls is an exhilarating record of crackling guitar and pummelling drums, all built around Linda's gruff, caustic wail.
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I appreciate that the same voice actor was required to keep series fans happy; but boy, does this hero have the most depressingly gruff vocal chords.
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And Mr. Hopkins's Lear is at first every inch the tyrant; a blunt, gruff, arrogant man used to obedience and obeisance, incapable of reflection or empathy.
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Gears 5 begins by focusing on JD, the son of badass gruff manly man Marcus Fenix, who was the protagonist of the first generation of games.
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But women on top also have family histories — for example, Hillary Clinton's relationship with her gruff perfectionist of a father — that factor mightily into their trajectories.
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An Appraisal Anthony Bourdain entered the literary stage with an inside tip, delivered in the gruff whisper of a racetrack tout: Don't order fish on Mondays.
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Shams, gruff and guileless, badgered Rumi into risking a more vulnerable approach to the concealed and inexpressible—that is, the essence of God and of love.
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Kim (Song Kang-ho) is a garrulous if gruff widowed father to an 11-year-old girl, impatient with traffic jams resulting from protests in Seoul.
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Mr. Kim (Paul Sun-Hyung Lee) is Appa — "father" in Korean — a gruff, undemonstrative paterfamilias whose struggles as an immigrant and a provider are nevertheless valorized.
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But their art dealer, the story's haunted protagonist, isn't convinced, and, together with a gruff and quippy P.I., he arranges a sting to uncover the truth.
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Lucas also plays both a Queens-accented Popeye and a rough-and-gruff Barnacle Bill in the six-minute "Beware of Barnacle Bill" transcription that closes.
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Their colloquy is interrupted by a gruff-spoken officer of Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources, played with an amusing sense of his firm authority by Bob Davis.
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Once in Wisconsin, Nick's mom picks the duo up and while Gypsy is cheery and hoping to make a good impression, Mom is gruff and already annoyed.
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Even as he tries to match his boss' gruff tone, he's such a softie, clucking about Delaney like a mother hen after his every brush with death.
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Mario's voice actor Charles Martinet not only gives Mario a cute voice (not like DIC cartoons' unappetizingly gruff garbage) but makes him sound like a damn eunuch.
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Fourteen years after he first took the wheel of Fiat, the gruff 20133-year-old was replaced as boss of the Fiat Chrysler (FCA) group he built.
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Once again, there's a conniving, unpleasant lead scientist as a villain, and a gruff military commander in charge of the group, and a handful of doomed soldiers.
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You've got two prickly pears: Hardy, who's always mildly gruff, in Venom, and Cooper, who literally changed his voice for the movie, in A Star is Born.
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Her paramour, Prince Richard (Ben Lamb) of fictional Aldovia (which yes, sounds just like The Princess Diaries' Genovia), is gruff and off-putting during their first encounter.
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It accomplished both of these feats under the reign of Graham and executive editor Ben Bradlee, portrayed in The Post by a gruff but earnest Tom Hanks.
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Indistinct as some of them are within the group setting, the actors do their tough and gruff stuff perfectly well, led by Krasinski and James Badge Dale.
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Winter's funeral is a heart-rending thing — the first moment when you feel that human life might mean something to all these twisted characters, even gruff Atticus.
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See enough action movies, and you're sure what you're really seeing is the same story, with a rotating swath of car models, gruff personalities, and elaborate pyrotechnics.
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"Solo: A Star Wars Story" will follow the beginnings of the gruff but loveable Han Solo, made famous by Harrison Ford in George Lucas' "Star Wars" films.
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Caught in the act of ordering a prostitute, Hector is gruff and to the point, furious at his total helplessness in the face of his invisible tormenters.
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We see Diane at the store, berated by her gruff boss (the baritone Andrew Wannigman) and forced to choose between opening the store and a chemistry test.
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With the same love interests who can't be let in on the big secret, and the same dads who are loving in their gruff and broken ways.
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We were all mostly kids, led by gruff professionals who had seen it all and were patiently beating the heart and soul of journalism into our heads.
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In fact, while O'Brien lacks the rough edges of the famously gruff man he's replacing, John Bolton, he's not that far-off from his predecessor's hawkish inclinations.
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Simon cemented that success two years later with "The Odd Couple," a comedy about bickering roommates: Oscar, a gruff, slovenly sportswriter, and Felix, a neat, fussy photographer.
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They include its previous owner, Anna Lavoie, and her daughter, Theresa Tindle; Faith's quasi-separated parents; her gruff brother, Joel; and her loyal friend and officemate, Nick.
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But the gruff actor has given mixed signals about returning to the role, even flat out denying he would play the part again after 2015's Spectre.
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But Momoa's gruff charm and Miller's boyish, skittering awkwardness give their respective characters a verve and charge that go far beyond what the script has given them.
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The opera singer Leticia Maynar (Audrey Luna) flies into panic attacks, singing in a range that makes the Queen of the Night sound like a gruff baritone.
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It's a movie for Eastwood's most faithful fans, some of whom may love seeing him return to his comfort zone: gruff old man learning a life lesson.
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In fact, the canvases in this show, which are dominated by gruff, aggressive swaths and patches of black, span twice as many years as his earlier abstractions.
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Kendrick's hook is a perfect anchor for the verses, in which Ab-Soul compares himself to Aleister Crowley and an exceptionally gruff Earl gets personal amidst the boasts.
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While Brienne of Tarth has never been a romantic, fans have been hoping to see her end up with one of the gruff warriors who've earned her respect.
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The manager is there, who is the most senior and kind of gruff, but like maybe [has a] Heart of Gold, but understand things about the world, whatever.
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The gruff 66-year-old, who has died after succumbing to complications from recent surgery, spent 14 years at the wheel of Fiat Chrysler, the group he built.
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When Clark tries to sing falsetto the effect is similarly forced, as his gruff voice is better suited to blunt anger or spacey detachment than corny sex songs.
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His gruff but magnetic personality enabled him to rise in Brazil's labor movement, which led massive strikes against a military dictatorship that finally fell in the mid-1980s.
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The game's gruff cops with American accents and giant chunky cellphones, he says, evoke Hollywood cops, but the storytelling is intended to be more a more "universal" story.
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It's an issue that goes back to the original decision for Jon and his gang of gruff pals to venture beyond the wall in search of a Wight.
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The next entry in the gruff and grisly "Gears of War" third-person shooter series was announced by Microsoft in June during the company's annual E3 media briefing.
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"It does concern me because that sort of bluff, gruff, tough-guy approach is admired here," said Sheldon Schorer, an official with the Israel branch of Democrats Abroad.
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In the first episode, the gruff road manager, Phil (Ron White), holds forth to the young crew members about the venerable history they are privileged to step into.
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The gruff, rumpled candidate — memorably depicted by the comedian Larry David on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" — returned to engage his rivals in a televised debate two weeks later.
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As Mr. Xi bathed in the adoring news coverage of his pronouncements, Mr. Ren fired off a few gruff comments to his nearly 38 million followers on Sina.
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Be it a gruff garbageman or prissy librarian, I'm constantly on the search for new daddies to help me figure out this How To Be A Man thing.
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He is known to be hardheaded and occasionally gruff, and to make racist and sexist comments, including ones about Chinese with "slitty" eyes and women who cannot cook.
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Campfire guitars serve as the lone accompaniment to Bejar's bare, gruff voice, before bass, drums, and a synthesizer bolster the sound without letting it grow any more overwrought.
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"Six," created by William and David Broyles, superficially works in the same testosterone-driven mode, a story of gruff bros-in-arms who play hard and talk rough.
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"It's our era," Mr. Roppelt remarked during intermission, in a gruff accent that could have fit right onstage at the doo-wop heavy musical set in the 1960s.
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When the chips are down and the cause seems lost, they'll bust out their deepest Bahston accent, deliver a gruff but rousing speech and kindle the damn revolution.
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He was a big, gruff Chicago Democrat who saw an opportunity to work with a Republican President, Ronald Reagan, who had campaigned on the issue of tax reform.
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As the lead singer of the 2000s indie-rock band the Walkmen, Hamilton Leithauser perfected an instantly identifiable vocal style — gruff, romantic, a little desperate, a little louche.
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The production sparkles and occasionally dissolves into itself, granting much of Atlanada 2 a hazy sheen that works with both Ca$tro's gruff verses and Fiji's airy hooks.
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"Horny," says a gruff voice with a thick New York accent on the other end of the phone, when asked to describe the disgraced chief in one word.
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But I can still remember the voices emanating from our fat, round TV back then: Niles's and Frasier's haughty Brahmin, Daphne's needling Manchester brogue, and Martin's gruff, cackling twang.
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There's a running gag in Captain Marvel that Nick Fury — who is known for being lovable but gruff, and not at all touchy-feely — takes a liking to Goose.
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It has all the hallmarks: the working-class family, the tough background, the gruff coach, the charismatic young fighter, and a seemingly unsurmountable hill for our underdog to climb.
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They are Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a messianic left-winger who is Mexico's new president, and Carlos Slim, a gruff telecommunications magnate and one of the world's richest men.
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He's a gruff, emotionally distant parent who hasn't spent as much time with his boy as he should have, but this journey the two embark on together changes that.
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This film adaptation of a Simenon novel published in France in 1955 pits the gruff, pipe-smoking inspector (played here by Jean Gabin) against a serial killer of women.
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During rehearsals for the Chicago premiere and a subsequent production in Los Angeles, Wheeler was made to measure, incorporating Barford's gruff, musical cadences, not to mention his bad hip.
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Yes, it draws on "The Three Billy Goats Gruff," but adds female characters and a few sly twists: Instead of menacing, monstrous bridgekeepers, the trolls here are tenderhearted vegetarians.
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Despite flowing pants and reading glasses, Uncle Joe, the patriarch of the Ngamkho family, could be a gruff character, ruling the resort with a charming but semi-authoritarian air.
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We love watching people who are at the top of their comedy/news/programming/politicking game do what they do, even if they're gruff or irritating or outright mean.
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It's also extremely well cast, with Michael Shannon as a gruff sheriff and Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the leader of the trio that Edward's character has the misfortune to meet.
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As part of the campaign, the gruff and deadpan lover of whiskey and woodworking toured some of the show's lovably weird nonsense with The Verge's own Casey Newton this afternoon.
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I need to find out the mysterious backstory of the barmaid Sabrina Cavendish, and what happens with the torrid relationship between the gruff ambulance driver and a perpetually sick nurse.
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"I know people in the newsroom called him 'Smiley' because he never smiled; he was really gruff," said Gilkey's colleague Tom Bowman, who was on assignment with him in Afghanistan.
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After an opening sequence set in Cuba that mostly squanders that locale, the gruff automaton Dom (Vin Diesel) encounters Cipher, who finds a way to coerce him into assisting her.
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Vigoda, known for his world-weary appearance and gruff voice, found success in acting late in life, working in relative obscurity until he was cast in The Godfather in 1972.
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Stepping past the gruff ticket-taker—admission is $20163—walk down a hallway lined with Renaissance painting reproductions, patrons enter the main corridor, which feeds into a 299-seat theater.
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"If you look at rich people like Donald Trump and you neglect them, you get more Donald Trumps," says Torch co-founder and CEO Cameron Yarbrough about our gruff president.
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After seeing a video of Cooper in the studio perfectly manifesting Rocket's jerky mannerisms, tense expressions, and overall gruff delivery of scorching one-liners, I have a new favorite Guardian.
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Michelangelo, then in his mid-twenties, was gruff, hardworking, ill-kempt, and, by his own account, celibate, because of what appears to have been his severely repressed and spiritualized homosexuality.
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Here he grasps the meanings of Grant's interactions with other officers under their gruff military cover, knowing when Grant is obliquely threatening someone and when he is really praising him.
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A tough old bird with a seen-it-all manner and smoked-'em-all drawl, Marcus and his Mexican-Comanche deputy (Gil Birmingham) exchange affectionately racist insults with gruff familiarity.
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Even before the gruff, Gitane-smoking Bayard interviews Barthes's colleagues—Michel Foucault, Philippe Sollers, Julia Kristeva, and Bernard-Henri Lévy—he realizes that he is in way over his head.
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He gives me some gruff bullshit about getting in earlier in future, about how I should turn up ready to go in my overalls, while guiltily avoiding making eye contact.
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The gruff treatment Mr. Hariri received from his Saudi hosts at the time partly reflected their frustration over his accommodation with Hezbollah, the powerful Shiite Lebanese organization aligned with Iran.
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The pitch is a curious, emotionally poignant one coming from Mr. Duffy, a gruff, plain-spoken New Yorker with a background in real estate and a degree in political science.
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"When it came to being rough and gruff and that kind of thing, Arthur and I were as different as night and day," said Johnnie, five years his brother's junior.
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Initially, Cole refuses her overture, with all the gruff Goodness-with-a-capital-G self-discipline that the almost unbearably handsome actor Joshua Jackson has always brought to the role.
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Two young people have drifted into his employment: the novel's narrator, Hitomi, both a free spirit and a self-conscious perseverator, and Takeo, a gruff boy with an artistic bent.
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The third person on the stage, a gruff-looking bald man with a goatee, turned the Dell around, à la Vanna White, revealing the laptop was now running Microsoft Paint.
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The bass-baritone Adam Plachetka was a robust, if sometimes gruff, Count Almaviva, though his interpolations to the aria "Vedro mentr'io sospiro" got away from him in its final section.
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His players on the Minnesota Vikings have seen it and heard it, and they understand that his gruff countenance and pipe-wrench bluntness belie a warm regard for their welfare.
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So kudos to this Patriots fan for styling himself as defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, who manages to have a uniquely gruff look—impressive given the options on a Bill Belichick staff.
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"You'll serve Sansa better than I could," said the gruff old soldier, before laughing off his death by grumbling about how long it had been since he'd had a sword fight.
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In 2013, Lyonne boldly entered chapter two of her adult career with a starring role as the gruff, funny, and endearing heroin addict Nicky Nichols in Orange Is The New Black.
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There's also a cover of Johnny Cash's "Unchained" around four minutes in which takes a while to come together, but eventually finds the type of gruff, dignified melancholy that you'd expect.
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There are still linear missions involving a gruff man moving on a predetermined line, shooting people in the face at point-blank range, but they are the exception, not the rule.
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But she once translated a secret message for the American government, so when the aliens attempt to communicate with us earthlings, a gruff Colonel (Forest Whitaker) comes to her for help.
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Photo by Patrick Houdek Sass Dragons have built a name for themselves throughout the Chicago scene over the last few years, mainly for their hard-partying brand of drunken gruff punk.
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" Played by actor Carroll O'Connor, Bunker was a gruff, blue collar worker with a habit of making racist and misogynist remarks but who became a popular character dubbed a "lovable bigot.
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I was always going to stand out among the burly, gruff men who make up most of the transient inhabitants of the mines and exploration camps I go to for gigs.
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After a lukewarm welcome from a still-grieving mother and a gruff town sheriff, Mike finds himself embroiled in a new mystery when some of the town's children begin behaving strangely.
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The exquisite turmoil builds to a grand cameo for the sacred monster of modern French cinema, Gérard Depardieu, whose brief but dominating appearance veers from beastly voracity to gruff compassion. ♦
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"This restaurant, once it was just an old man named Mario with a lot of salumi and a knife and a lot of wine," said Armando, wistfully recounting Mario's gruff demeanor.
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But it's a pleasant rattle of a film that makes fine use of its likable leads — Keaton's oddly regal klutziness matches well against Gleeson's gruff moral rectitude — and an appealing setting.
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In the past, he has touched the ear of a sound technician, flung a banana peel at cameramen and threatened, with gruff humor, to execute any journalist who criticized his government.
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Mr. Isaacs's no-nonsense gruff nature and mysterious motives, combined with his own unique charm (and an ambivalence toward rules that has echoes of Kirk and Sisko), will make him compelling.
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Beneath his cowboy hat and gruff exterior, he's a dreamer — something he shares not just with his chef and artist grandkids but also with Erik, who reveals a sensitive, bookish side.
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At the West Alabama Women's Center, in Tuscaloosa, the director, Gloria Gray, a gruff, kind woman in her sixties, wearing dark-blue scrubs, greeted Tinsley and Njoku in the reception area.
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Many dancers play Hilarion as a gruff boor who is merely a hindrance to the central lovers, but Mr. Zhurbin's solid sincerity inspires sympathy, and this complicates and deepens the story.
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"As the FEC fundraising deadline for 2019 approaches, I am once again asking for your financial support," Sanders said in his usual gruff New York accent, slightly red in the face.
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Urban should be a known quantity to most, but his gruff delivery and ability to go from sweet to scary in an eyeblink make him a powerful presence in every scene.
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It's easy to overlook several excellent singers in supporting roles, especially the baritone Ambrogio Maestri as Michonnet, the gruff stage manager of the Parisian theater company where Adriana is a headliner.
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Throughout the cities of Ireland I went looking for authentic poitín, and at each pub I was met with either a blank stare or a gruff rebuff that they didn't have any.
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A hairy chest and gruff voice is certainly attractive to many, and when the full moon hits, those jeans are getting torn to shreds and the beastie is going on a rampage.
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Then the background score changes, indicating something important is happening, and the camera follows a gruff and moody hottie as he walks through the kitchen with a bike slung over his shoulders.
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As a young girl, I remember running down the gaming aisles at Walmart, scanning desperately for any covers with something other than gruff dudes with varying degrees of scowls on their faces.
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An eloquent if gruff Renaissance man, he has worked as a professional sculptor, once crafting a Minuteman for a Las Vegas hotel, and was a paratrooper before enrolling at Yale Law School.
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Ermonela Jaho was an urgent, rich-hued Valentine; Karine Deshayes expertly carried off the bel-canto fireworks of the page Urbain; Nicolas Testé caught the gruff heartiness of the Huguenot stalwart Marcel.
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Torn showed great range in his career but with a crooked grin, gruff voice and devilish glint in his eyes, he was especially well suited to playing bad boys and unpredictable characters.
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Rasko described Mason as a gruff but intelligent man who spoke several languages and always made sure she was safe when she walked to a nearby trolley stop to get to work.
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Greeted, if that's what you can call it, by his gruff, taciturn father (Michael Chiklis) at the airport, he's met at home by his mother (Virginia Madsen), who's almost desperately radiating affection.
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That gruff confidence - tempered with a natural humor - also helped him open official doors and build contacts with Kinshasa's expensively coutured elite despite his own usual dress of t-shirt and jeans.
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The gruff Belgian who helped resurrect the standing of figurative painting in the 1990s has turned the airy Palazzo Grassi, one of the locations of the Pinault Collection, into a brilliant downer.
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Instead of a gruff doorman with a clipboard outside a cocktail bar, visitors can expect the warm welcome, conversation and personality inherent to Ireland's best pubs at this new generation of bars.
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But it was her "gruff love of every damn person on the show," Benioff and Weiss said, that made her beloved by the people she was ordering around in often extreme conditions.
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At home with his mother (a warm Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and his little sister, Wesley is happier — at least until his gruff father, Ronnie (Scoot McNairy), returns home after an unspecified absence.
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Beloved for his gregarious yet gruff personality and revered for his nuanced and fearless reporting on organized crime, Valdez was the recipient of The Committee to Protect Journalists' International Press Freedom Award.
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Season 26 picked up the story of a gruff, weary uniformed officer (the terrific Sarah Lancashire) and her nemesis (James Norton), and found believably frightening and moving ways to extend it. 225.
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His erratic behavior, moreover, risks alienating not only her but those closest to him, including his brother and protector, played by Sam Elliott, whose gruff voice Cooper seems to be consciously channeling.
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Wayne is still losing his memories to dementia and Roland is still a gruff dog hoarder, but the case is in their rearview mirror and their lives once again belong to them.
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This feel-good Swedish film, adapted and directed by Hannes Holm after Fredrik Backman's novel, has a bleak beginning as its gruff title character loses his job and plans to commit suicide.
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When Rudolph runs away, he acquires male sidekicks — Hermey (Wesley Edwards), a tormented elf (he wants to be a dentist instead of a toymaker) and Yukon Cornelius (Fred Inkley), a gruff prospector.
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During his welcoming meeting with Kim on Wednesday evening, Trump did not appear pleased when a reporter asked about Cohen, offering a gruff "thank you" to signal the photo-op was over.
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Mr. Platt, who was known as Jack, was a gruff former Marine officer who for years ran a training program in Washington to teach C.I.A. case officers how to operate under cover.
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George Steele, a gruff, green-tongued fighter who, as the Animal, was one of wrestling's wildest and most-hated villains, has died, World Wrestling Entertainment, the professional wrestling organization, said on Friday.
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The dark grittiness of Joker contrasted with the cheery optimism of Sesame Street is already an entertaining concept, but David Harbour's starey-eyed, gruff-voiced parody is the lid on the trashcan.
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In the film's opening act, Duke catches wind of Max's disdain for him and becomes a gruff brown monster, taking Max's bed and food, daring Max to push his buttons even more.
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His gruff exterior, which belies his genuine concern for Jessica and his desire for something more for himself than the job, provides a dynamic that works particularly well for the show's noir aesthetic.
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Hoskins and Schaub are polar opposites — the former is a gruff, gravel-voiced talker, while the latter is softer-spoken — but their love for Sister Cathy brings the two very different women together.
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Asbæk and Binoche more readily offer up human emotions like dread, affection, and gruff concern in their respective roles, and they serve as foils for Mira as she struggles to uncover her humanity.
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The same broad-strokes approach largely applies to the supporting cast, from Ginny's take-no-prisoners agent ("Heroes'" Ali Larter) to the team's gruff catcher/resident ladies man, played by Mark-Paul Gosselaar.
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Mr Pietrzak is a gruff old man with white hair and a fine, bushy moustache, a popular entertainer best known for a patriotic song that became an anthem for Solidarity in the 1980s.
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Based on Staten Island, the company licenses the name and recipes of Al Yeganeh, the model for the gruff "Soup Nazi" character in the popular 1989-0003 series that starred comedian Jerry Seinfeld.
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Comedy His gruff energy and laid-back demeanor mask Mr. Kinane's skills as a storyteller and joke writer, one who is at his finest when dissecting the worst experiences of his own life.
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Larry McMurtry, a Pulitzer-Prize-winning writer whose work often depicts gruff men of the mythic American West, said it was not unusual for some men to talk the way Mr. Trump did.
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McKellen was added to the production late, reportedly after pressure from a studio looking to make another Lord of the Rings, and his plummy voice is an odd match for gruff, martial Iorek.
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Prince's gruff collaborative partnership with Sondheim became the stuff of legend; it was captured fleetingly in the 1970 documentary Original Cast Album: Company, which was itself spoofed earlier this year by Documentary Now.
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Soft-spoken and choosing his words carefully, he offers a striking contrast to the famously blunt Mr. Schäuble, a gruff political veteran who often seemed to relish his role as Europe's fiscal disciplinarian.
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From its pilot episode to its Twitter hashtag emoji, it's centered on the contrast between the lean, mean local boy made good Bobby Axelrod and the gruff, tough Yale-educated bulldog Chuck Rhoades.
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Known as a gruff but intelligent interlocutor, he has a long history working in arms control as well as diplomatic outreach for the Ministry of Defense on issues like the war in Syria.
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M. T. Liggett, a gruff-talking, self-taught folk artist from Kansas whose roadside sculptures, signs and whirligigs often carried scabrous political messages and brought him a measure of fame, died on Aug.
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The gruff Sanders is a loner, Gillibrand is known for having sharp elbows, Harris went rogue during an immigration debate last year, and Booker is sometimes seen as too eager for the limelight.
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But in many ways he is still the "same old Bernie," as many of his colleagues like to say — a gruff and sometimes grating presence in a chamber that prides itself on civility.
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Sadly, Mast can't change your voice from gruff morning grumpy to a chipper British accent just yet so you'll still have to pretend to be on the ball when you get a business call.
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Chief Executive Nick Holland said he had no plans to step down in the face of the criticism from Mantashe, a gruff former trade unionist and chairman of the ruling African National Congress (ANC).
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Little Rock, now nearly out of her teens, has a truly daughterly relationship (complete with eye-rolling) with gruff Tallahassee, and Columbus and Wichita co-exist in domestic bliss, sleeping in the Lincoln Bedroom.
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The famously gruff-voiced singer was back in the news after Chad Kroeger (of Nickelback infamy) slung insults at Taylor's other project Stone Sour, eliciting a response from both Taylor and, improbably, Smash Mouth.
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On their two LPs, 2012's Baseball Season and 2014's Come On Wandering, the band had twisted Edling's often-gruff howl with art-rock staples: the occasional jagged riff, delayed guitars, tense drums.
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Between 1971 and 1983 Mr Bunker, played by Carroll O'Connor, provided the focus for two sitcoms, "All in the Family" and "Archie Bunker's Place"—a gruff, bombastic, bigoted but big-hearted blue-collar patriarch.
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Throughout, the songwriter, once content to deal in ephemeral beat work or affected folk recordings, dives wholeheartedly into the UK's most vibrant cultural export of the moment: the gruff and gritty atmospherics of grime.
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But while the rapper may seem like all gruff swagger and bravado, there's also a softer side to Ross, as evidenced by his toy figurine collections and menagerie of MCM-branded leather stuffed animals.
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Despite his gruff demeanor while speaking to reporters, spokesman Hogan Gidley said the president was in a "really good mood" and spent the flight to Washington watching television, making calls and talking to staff.
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If you were looking for your next Battlefield 1 or Overwatch soundtrack, this is the LP for you; nothing but crunchy riffs and gruff, yell-along choruses with zero pretentiousness and all the beer.
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When Zak travels south to attend the wrestling school of his icon, he stumbles across gruff but kind-hearted Tyler (LaBeouf), and the two embark on a heartwarming journey that changes their lives forever.
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Aunt Charlotte, a successful artist and wine-guzzling alcoholic, turns out to be gruff, prickly, good-hearted, concerned about Marcus — and corroded by anger at the terrible things her abusive father did to her.
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Winston Churchill the character has appeared in dozens of films, TV movies and mini-series over the years, and the portraits always hew to the gruff British bulldog conception of this 20th-century leader.
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We know he's there because his little red ball bounces in, or his red leash appears, and because we hear him: trumpet notes, gruff or warbling or somewhere in between, played by Mike Nappi.
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With his gruff demeanor and a strong-as-ever Bronx accent — no matter that he came here 40 years ago — he has been called "Boss Bauman," as Mr. Bauman himself noted in an interview.
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Ed Asner played her boss, Lou Grant, who was gruff, though essentially tenderhearted; Gavin MacLeod was Murray Slaughter, a news writer with a boring life; Ted Knight was the vain, dimwit anchorman, Ted Baxter.
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A pianist in the Art Tatum and Oscar Peterson lineage, and a singer of gruff erudition and charisma, Mr. O'Neal, 60, has been enjoying a late-career comeback possibly sweeter than his ostensible prime.
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Craig gave the character an overhaul, and a little more gruff and edgy than the glamorous charmers like Pierce Brosnan who he succeeded and all-time great Bonds like Sean Connery and Roger Moore.
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He and his business partner Jimmy Rider started this shop, then partnered with Matt Baumann, a former "money lawyah," in Jason's gruff expression, who changed directions several years ago for a career smoking fish.
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Aerith (not "Aeris" as some would have it) looks sweet, Cloud is stone-faced and genie-panted and Barret is buff and gruff, all as detailed and realistic as we have any right to expect.
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But that's good—with mbaqanga having long ago run its post-apartheid course, these tunes work up the same gruff energy and stalwart pulse without percussion instruments or anything Jo'burg would call a recording studio.
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CreditCreditBryan Anselm for The New York Times His many famous characters — a gruff New York City taxi dispatcher, a nemesis of Batman, a twisted father from Philadelphia — don't explicitly exude a quintessential New Jersey attitude.
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If there's a real star of "Rats," it's Ed Sheehan, a gruff Brooklyn exterminator who puffs away on a cigar while talking about how smart rats are -- and how much harder they're becoming to kill.
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John Dingell, a gruff Michigan Democrat who entered the U.S. House of Representatives in 1955 to finish his late father's term and became a legislative heavyweight and longest-serving member of Congress, died on Thursday.
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Netflix is working on a new TV series about a gruff detective, a troubling femme-fatale, and a mysterious murder — a pretty stock noir setup, if it weren't also set 500 years in the future.
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As with Ocean's Eleven's motley crew of con artists, these characters aren't developed much beyond their elite competency; with the exception of Bonham Carter's loony Rose and Awkwafina's gruff Constance, their skills are their personalities.
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"Imagine that — grown men," said Mr. Muniz, who despite a gruff edge and a low tolerance for people who do not tip was seen as fair and tough enough to be keeper of the list.
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Yet Harbaugh also represents a decided swerve from the gruff, Cold War-era personality of Schembechler, who revived Michigan after taking over in 13 and reigned over his program with storied benevolence for 21 years.
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This Netflix series has less famous names attached, but it devotes more time to the adventures of the feisty grade schoolers George and Harold, who accidentally turn their gruff principal into a mostly nude superhero.
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So even if you're a gruff old salt, take a look at our collection of recipes for Mother's Day, and see if you can't gin something up today for the maternal people in your life.
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This represents the first non-comic leading role for Robinson (moviegoers will know him from "Pineapple Express" and "Hot Tub Time Machine," among other films), and he commands it with a gruff and amiable ease.
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Sitting in his Upper East Side apartment a few feet from his writing desk, Chase was terse but thoughtful and accommodating as he looked back on "The Sopranos," his gruff demeanor spiked with dry wit.
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The two have never gotten along, and Trump continues to chafe at McMaster's demeanor when he briefs him, feeling that he is gruff and condescending, according to a source who is familiar with his thinking.
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Honestly, though, Chance doesn't add as much to the song as I'd hoped he was—the gruff second half of his verse is much better than the annoying sing-song flow of the first half.
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The only non-paired being on board is Walter, an android identical to David — he's also played by Fassbender — but several generations on, with a gruff American accent in place of David's refined British one.
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It's Audiard's first English-language film (his previous works include the lauded A Prophet and The Beat That My Heart Skipped), and it's a gruff, messy, funny movie that doesn't quite conform to stereotypes of Westerns.
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It makes sense, too, to promote the ever-popular Sheriff Jody into the gender-bent equivalent of Bobby, the gruff but kind caretaker who watched after the Winchester brothers as Jody now looks after the girls.
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The early scene in which Blocker resists, and eventually accepts, the new assignment given to him by his gruff superior could have been out of "Lethal Weapon" or some other "rogue cop" movie of our era.
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Below you'll find the latest cut from the album, a gruff attack on the senses called "Heart" featuring gritty production from Bulletproof Dolphin and a brutal guest verse from the album's only outside rapper, Ratking's Wiki.
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Before Nick and Corinne sat down with her family, Corinne told the camera that her mom and sister would like Nick, but she mimicked the gestures of a stern, gruff man to symbolize her father's reaction.
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The pivotal moment in that film comes when a gruff but kind acquaintance hands Wendy the cash she desperately needs — only for her to discover, when she opens her hand, that it's just a few dollars.
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I don't know if it's the juxtaposition between his gruff exterior and his soothing voice, or because he's reading adorable children's stories, but it's pretty perfect, and you may melt right into your seat while watching.
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It's just an exhibition game, sure, but if you watch the video, you can get past the gruff-unto-antisocial veneer Williams cultivated over his lifetime and see what the game of baseball meant to him.
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But gruff New York street smarts never go out of style, and French Montana, a smart and affable personality with great connections and a greater sense of humor, will always find a way to get paid.
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For years, as Elspeth Reeve wrote in the New Republic in 2015, Christie's style was his substance: He made his gruff, tough-talking approach to politics seem like it was the equivalent of common-sense conservatism.
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Mahinda is barred from running for president again, and is on the stump for Gotabaya, bringing an affable touch to the campaign against the rather gruff manner of his brother, more known for his military machismo.
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When Ahmad showed up at the local congressman's office to ask for help, he was gruff and abrupt, asking the office to mail a letter to Islamabad demanding to know why it was taking so long.
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The stage is set for what is expected to be a no-holds-barred legal battle between a gruff, outspoken investor and an agency that has come under criticism for not taking more cases to trial.
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Jutengai is populated by animals with humanoid aspects, and Ren befriends Hyakushubo, a pig aspiring to be a monk; Tatara, a skeptical chimpanzee; and Kumatetsu, a gruff, temperamental bear who resolves to train Ren in kendo.
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My mom had applied for a job as a reporter at The Washington Post in 1926 and had been told by a gruff city editor that it was too rough a trade for a young lady.
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Often paired with heavy sweaters or henley shirts (or shirts that otherwise have an unusually wide neckline), the man bun is for the guy in your life who views himself as both gruff and fashion-forward.
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As Dr. Callie M. Thompson, a burn specialist, prepared to clean the area that had blistered, Mr. Shaw's best friend, Brennan McMurry, who had helped move people to safety during the rampage, offered a gruff admonition.
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The president, for his part, appreciates Mr. O'Brien's quiet manner and tailored suits after his complaints about the gruff personalities and unstylish appearances of Mr. McMaster and Mr. Bolton, whose bushy mustache he often privately mocked.
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If you're looking for anything about the controversies or conflicts that have at time surrounded them, you won't really find it here, other than an acknowledgment that they can sound gruff when fielding questions from reporters.
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"0 Ms. Zegler also likes to dress as stage and screen characters for Halloween: Michael Scott from "The Office;" Robert Downey Jr.'s character in "Iron Man;" and the lovable, gruff Luke Danes from "Gilmore Girls.
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The outsized impact of Chris Stapleton, with his gruff, rich voice and defiantly rough-hewed sound, is a factor in that shift, making room for a number of artists similarly committed to country's twangy core values.
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The seemingly mismatched pairing isn't so different from that of Dory and Marlin in Finding Nemo, but O'Neill does a masterful job throughout the movie of evolving Hank's initial contempt into something more like gruff affection.
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Back when you were a kid, if you got good grades at school or managed to stick to your weeknight curfew, the most you could probably count on was a gruff "well done" from your dad.
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"I thought he was really lively against Clermont," said the Ospreys backs coach Gruff Rees after the 21-13 win over the perennial French contenders that took the Swansea-based team to the top of its pool.
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"Physically, he is stunningly like his brother Fidel, an enormous, heavyset, gruff bear of a man, with a scraggly graying beard, a red face, a blustery manner, a ready teasing smile and bright dancing eyes," she wrote.
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It's often easy to be oblivious to the fact that we could all be mercifully annihilated by unfeeling space rocks at any moment, with no paternally gruff oil rig workers to save us if the occasion arises.
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So popular was her namesake series that it gave birth to two spinoffs, Lou Grant (starring Ed Asner, who had played her gruff boss) and Rhoda (Valerie Harper) based on her plucky next neighbor and best friend.
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While Steve Bannon is famous for his gruff, 90-second phone calls, Trump's calls can run five minutes or longer, which lawmakers say is actually quite a long time compared to the distracted approach they had expected.
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And by some miracle, in the middle of it all, they bring out the song's triumphant melody, a chiming guitar bursting through in place of those tinny synths, Damien Abraham's gruff vocals underpinning the shout-along outro.
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A stray remark about "slitty eyes" during a visit to China in the 1980s became symbolic of his gruff and often unguarded manner, which contrasted sharply with the warmer image of the queen and other British royals.
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Ricky rapidly bonds with the woman, who goes by Aunty Bella (Rima Te Wiata as the nurturer), but he's kept at arm's length by her gruff, taciturn husband, Uncle Hec (Sam Neill, perfect as the house geezer).
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The mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter, singing with richness and vulnerability, plays Leonora, a volatile woman dying of cancer, who attends the dinner with her elderly doctor, Carlos, here the gruff, authoritative veteran bass John Tomlinson.
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Tobacco-control officer Arora, a short, mustachioed man with a gruff demeanor, sent a letter to Philip Morris and other tobacco companies in mid-April, giving them until the end of the month to remove all advertisements.
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The film revolves around the debauched 70th birthday party of the gruff, hard-drinking Jake Hannaford (John Huston), a veteran director working on a project that mirrors the pretensions of the then-burgeoning, auteur-influenced New Hollywood.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - John Dingell, a gruff Michigan Democrat who entered the U.S. House of Representatives in 1955 to finish his late father's term and became a legislative heavyweight and longest-serving member of Congress, died on Thursday.
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She also teams up with a gruff boiler worker named Kamaji and a no-nonsense woman named Lin, blending into the spirit world by taking a job at a bathhouse for deities, ghosts, and other magical creatures.
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Stocky, white-haired and gruff, Ravitch, now 84, is the type of civic macher you don't see much anymore, an urban idealist who has spent his career moving back and forth between the public and private sectors.
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Like Biden, he presented himself as a gruff avatar for the kind of voter Democrats were meant to be winning over—blue-collar, crude, all-American, even if he was really just another creature of the Beltway.
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Unpolished, gruff and intensely private, he does not belong to the slick world of media elites, where his contemporaries, like Leslie Moonves at CBS and Rupert Murdoch at 21st Century Fox, are staples of the society pages.
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At first glance, the two acts brought together by House of Vans's free summer concert series don't have much in common: one, a cosmic, acid-jazz-laced '143s Brooklyn trio; the other, a gruff millennial from Chicago.
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But he was also a fixture on the sit-com Barney Miller (1975-1977), where he played the gruff, weathered Sergeant Phil Fish, a role that was spun off into its own series Fish in 1977 and 1978.
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He accentuated his gruff speech before Judge Sergio Moro, who has spearheaded Brazil's biggest-ever corruption probe, by pounding his fist and documents on a table and saying prosecutors had failed to produce any concrete evidence against him.
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The ferocity of "Sheriff Joe", a gruff, bearlike 84-year-old, could yet send him to jail: a federal judge recently recommended that he be prosecuted for defying court orders to cease patrols that target people by race.
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GRAPHIC - here The League's push beyond its northern strongholds, led by its gruff leader Matteo Salvini, has helped lift its popularity, which has come against a backdrop of surging immigration, rising resentment against Europe, and persistent economic woes.
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Jaime Rodriguez, a former PRI politician nicknamed "El Bronco" (the gruff one), won the Nuevo Leon governorship by a landslide last June after running an anti-establishment campaign that railed against corruption in Latin America's No. 2 economy.
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It would be easy to laugh at this spectacle, with its beloved leaders and mad smilers, if the whole thing were not so heart-rending and tragic, and if Mr. Herzog's gruff humanism didn't bring you to tears.
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Julian Dennison stars as Ricky, whose foster mother — a no-nonsense woman with a big heart named Bella (Rima Te Wiata) — dies suddenly, leaving him in the care of her husband, a gruff farmer named Hec (Sam Neill).
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André Marcon lends the role a gruff despondency, which perfectly contrasts with Jérôme Deschamps's spot-on comic turn as the oblivious Serge Othon Weil, a friend of the couple, who preaches optimism by way of well-meaning platitudes.
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"There's no Skype, no Facebook, no Twitter, no Instagram… we use WeChat here!" they rap on the song, permeated by WeChat message alert sound effects and a gruff guest spot from cult favourite South Korean rapper Keith Ape.
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Best known as the lead character's father on Justified, the gruff old guy makes a dark mirror for Jimmy, who at times seems to fetishize his own independence, to the detriment of his friends and now ex-girlfriend.
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And in 2016, it was Ms. Sanders who helped smooth out her husband's rough edges — warm where he could be gruff — playing a key role in the kind of humanizing effort that all campaigns undertake for a candidate.
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The former mayor has become, in a sense, the boyfriend you failed to appreciate when he was around — the guy who could be gruff, insensitive, colossally self-regarding but who also tidied up and kept house rather nicely.
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His contemporaries included Paul Winchell (with the dummies Jerry Mahoney and Knucklehead Smiff), Shari Lewis (who gave voice to Lamb Chop, a sock puppet) and Señor Wences (whose characters included Pedro, a gruff-voiced head in a box).
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Pushing and pulling at each other, they create a shared vulnerability that's expressed both in physical degradations — the movie is filled with ravaged, traumatized bodies — and in the contrapuntal play between Logan's gruff tenderness and Professor X's floundering.
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And when Momoa made his debut in Justice League, his character's gruff new gimmick offered a nice contrast with the goofiness of Aquaman's fish-whispering superpower, especially when the jokes came at the expense of tough Curry himself.
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Although Japanese voice acting tends to be overly conservative and stereotyped — with gruff, deep voices for macho men, and sweet, high-pitched voices for schoolgirls — actors still bring a lot of emotion and action-flavored onomatopoeia to their productions.
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After all, shaggy bearded Boreas was the north wind, and pretty-boy Zephyrus, with his horn of flowers, the west wind; gruff Aiolos kept them all tied up in a bag, and all-male thundering Zeus ruled the lot.
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" – Alexander Hamilton , Federalist No. 61 TIME OUT: THE LIFTED LORAX Smithsonian: "Millions of Americans grew up with Dr. Seuss ' Lorax, the gruff orange ball of fluff who doggedly guarded his forest of Truffula trees against the greedy Once-ler.
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After a close encounter with a pair of looters, she teams up with Stupe, a gruff janitor whose battlefield medical skills, collection of firearms, and references to military tactics clearly indicate that he's much more dangerous than he appears.
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FROM COINAGE: Power Rangers Morphing Through the Years Then there are the extraterrestrials: Pitch Perfect's Elizabeth Banks camps it up as villain Rita Repulsa and Bryan Cranston's gruff baritone is put to good use as disembodied Rangers mentor Zordon.
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Elsewhere, a gruff Israeli spymaster Martin Kurtz (Michael Shannon) interviews a traumatized man who, after being charmed by the young woman at the episode's beginning, exited his house only to watch it be blown to bits mere seconds later.
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And even though his gruff take on Batman as a kind of bulked-up, heavy-metal vigilante gave him an opportunity to make some grim-'n'-gritty fitness videos, it was little more than an exercise in shallow brutalism.
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Job cuts are politically sensitive in the country and Mines Minister Gwede Mantashe, a gruff former trade unionist, called Implats' announcement on Thursday "a clear example of a company that is careless...Their reckless actions add injury to insult".
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As in that film, GLOW follows a gaggle of women with raw talent and the will to throw their bodies into a traditionally men's sport, as they gradually break down the cynicism of a gruff, has-been male coach.
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She talked about her youth minister who took her from the safe harbor of suburbia to the inner city of Chicago, and she shared the memory of seeing her gruff father bent on his knees in prayer each night.
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In Minneapolis, bands like Rivethead, Banner Pilot, Dear Landlord, and Off With Their Heads (who Costello moonlighted in) would all offer their versions of Dillinger Four's sound, making gruff pop-punk that owed a huge debt to their forebears.
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That's really tricky to do for an actor, and there's some wonderful kid actors out there, but not many have the ability to be sullen and gruff, and embody a 58 year old who's had a really tough life.
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"There's been a whole community that seems to occupy a huge part of our planet and no one had known about it because no one ever goes deep enough," said Alan Jamieson, the expedition's lead scientist, a gruff Scot.
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There, he enrolled in improv classes with the avant-garde acting coach Del Close, a gruff, bearded guru whose past students had included Bill Murray and Gilda Radner, and whose '90s-era charges included Tina Fey and Stephen Colbert.
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In the past he has fondled the ear of a sound technician for several minutes during an impromptu news conference, flung a banana peel at cameramen and threatened, with gruff humor, to execute any journalist who criticized his government.
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Their numbers have shrunk over time, so now it's a lonely guys' club that includes the gruff Luther (Ving Rhames), who's some kind of tech guy, and the rabbity Benji (Simon Pegg), another tech guy with more, faster patter.
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In an age when sweeping Oscar contenders air on streaming services and cable shows get increasingly experimental, "Longmire" seems like a relic of another era: It's a laconic western procedural with a gruff sheriff solving a crime a week.
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Cindi Clements, 59, who has known the Hodgkinsons for more than 20 years, said Mr. Hodgkinson had long been "Billy Goat Gruff" and was known for his "abruptness," qualities that could be endearing or maddening, depending on the audience.
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On first glance, you may take Willink's gruff exterior and penchant for posting bleak black-and-white photos online to mean that his leadership style is about intimidating your team into submission — that couldn't be further from the truth.
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He acknowledged she can be gruff, but he commended her contributions to the industry, both in casting and as an artistic director of the Festival de Hyères, the fashion and photography festival held annually in the South of France.
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A microcosm of Hollywood, the Dee-Luxe is a stage, and everyone, except perhaps the anxious boss, Mr. B (Sully Boyar), and his gruff ex-con employee, Lonnie (Ivan Dixon), entertains a fantasy or at least wields a shtick.
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And though Justice League accidentally confirms that Prince is a prime character again (she gets a breathtaking, joy-inducing solo scene), it's still very much focused on Affleck's gruff, unfeeling Batman and his tenuous relationship with Cavill's charmless Superman.
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This team's ceiling is probably the second round, and its only shot at historical significance is to provide a first-round death knell to one of the NBA's ongoing experiments—the left-brained Rockets, say, or the gruff Grizzlies.
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Castle, played by Jon Bernthal, is loaded up with a whole bunch of guns and guilt in the trailer as he goes after a gang of masked villains the only way he knows how: bullets and a low, gruff voice.
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Song "X2 (DBLE)," released in autumn of 2016, is delivered like a sermon, his gruff tones floating over a frosty instrumental sown together by a dark, rumbling bass and—to my ears at least—the faint clang of church bells.
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Tyler's last album, Flower Boy (2017), signaled his stylistic swerve with muzzy, summery beats, chattering jazz keyboards, cooing background singers; the proliferation of sweet voices other than himself was often so beautiful that his own gruff rapping seemed an afterthought.
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Chain-smoking her way around New York City's East Village as she tries to solve the mystery of why she keeps dying and waking up at her own birthday party, Lyonne's Nadia was a gruff, acerbic, and sex-fueled loner.
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The video game dad is a trope of his own at this point, gruff and bearded and fiercely protective of his progeny, but so few of these characters engage in the kind of parenting that resembles day-to-day reality.
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The archetype of the gruff patriarch is familiar, but is admirably fleshed out in Mr John's portrayal of a loving but wrong-headed man, tragically incapable of reconciling his son's sexuality with his own archaic notions of piety and propriety.
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In one of his final roles, as the gruff Scotsman Kincade in "Skyfall," he shared significant screen time with Daniel Craig as Bond and Judi Dench as M, turning the film's final scenes into a master class of character acting.
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The latter element is courtesy of Nick Fury (the perpetually gruff Samuel L. Jackson), who is less a mentor for Peter here than a proverbial principal, always on his case about not screwing up if Peter knows what's good for him.
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With only the gruff and rumpled Sanders willing to challenge Clinton as a self-proclaimed "socialist," the one candidate who didn't care that Clinton had a lock on the donors was given more attention and airtime than anyone would have imagined.
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The theatrical producer Richard Halliday becomes a gruff mentor, and Halliday's wife, the actress Mary Martin, visits regularly and introduces Gaines, a proud reader of "everything that Sidney Sheldon ever wrote," to the work of Harper Lee and Truman Capote.
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I'd forgotten, if I had ever known, that the character of Elaine's father — a gruff writer and war veteran named Alton Benes, who hated the pink lining of Jerry's expensive jacket — was based on the novelist Richard Yates ("Revolutionary Road").
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The song's been part of their live set for a while - I remember seeing them playing it live back in 2014—but with driving rock n' roll, with gruff vocals and straight-forward attitude, there's a lot to like about it.
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" He meant to tell the airplane to stay, or Darline and Paris to stay in his mind, but the fat pink face of his foreman was blocking the sky and he heard the usually gruff man say, "Don't worry, Fernandez.
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For Vincent Lindon, cast and bearded as the great man in this inert biopic from Jacques Doillon, that task entails gazing intently at statues, busts and naked models, looking gruff and serious, while the camera avoids close-ups of the detailing.
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During the 2016 campaign, she was credited with helping to humanize her husband, who can come across as gruff and impersonal, offering a tour of their Burlington home and even showing reporters pictures of their wedding day from a photo album.
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While Marvel has cranked out one hit after another, Ben Affleck's lack of enthusiasm for the role has been painfully noticeable, and the superhero's gruff voice and lack of actual superpowers are treated as a punch line on late-night shows.
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It was the Invisible Man, but instead of looking like himself—a gruff-but-affable homeless veteran telling stories—he'd pulled a blanket up around his head and shoulders and huddled beneath it, bugging his eyes out and holding a cup.
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Shah said at Thursday's briefing that the president has "full confidence" in Kelly, a gruff, retired Marine Corps four-star general who was made chief of staff last summer in order to bring more order and discipline to the White House.
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As he ventures out and tries to find some safety following the kidnapping attempt, Evan cultivates an eclectic group of helpers, including a pair of gruff sky pirates and a politician who is mysteriously transported from our world to the game's fantasy realm.
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Nicknamed "the Iceman", the 38-year-old former F1 champion is known for his cool and gruff character but he has opened up to Finnish author Kari Hotakainen, whom he authorised to write "The Unknown Kimi Raikkonen", a book about his life.
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He presents the dramatic cues—a gruff but loving coach, a terrible dad and his optimistic son seeking closure through baseball—in the hope that the men reading them would dry their eyes and finish the book before their connecting flight arrives.
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There's also the Stay Savage Crew, which includes Bobby, a mysterious young rapper who delivers slick Drake-like rhymes over spare trap beats, and KVKA who, at only 17, has amazed hundreds of thousands of plays on Soundcloud for his gruff delivery.
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Mr Arpaio, a gruff 2000-year-old, won election as sheriff of Maricopa County—a sprawling, sun-baked tract of Arizona that includes the city of Phoenix and is home to nearly 257m people—in 2300, cruising to re-election five times.
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Adapted by the writer and director Hannes Holm from a best-selling novel by Fredrik Backman, "A Man Called Ove" begins with its title character (a convincingly gruff Rolf Lassgard) losing the railroad job that he's worked at for more than 40 years.
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If the Kanye West on Dropout is a cheeky, somewhat infuriatingly smug teenager cracking dumb jokes behind the teacher's back, Chance is his little brother, yelping and snickering in a voice too gruff to be a child's but similarly innocent and unaffected.
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That slightly uncomfortable sense of equilibrium you feel will only intensify when you press play and realize that you cannot stop, that you cannot turn back, that you must listen through Post Malone's intro verse and get through to Kroeger's effortfully gruff lines.
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"Shove up," she tells him, and maybe she'd be less gruff if she knew that they were going to fall for each other — or maybe she'd pass him by altogether if she could see how much pain would be mixed with the devotion.
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We get transcripts from a meeting of the school's board of trustees, and chapters from the perspective of the gruff cat-loving detective assigned to the case, and a subplot about a missing autistic boy that builds to a genuine sense of dread.
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In an office next to Ms. Rizza's, he ran through the details of a burning vehicle case currently on his roster with the gruff efficiency of a veteran reporter, until, midsentence, when his own emotions appeared to catch up, taking him by surprise.
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When she picked up the phone, a gruff-voiced man told her that she had failed to pay fees when she got her United States citizenship, in 2700, and that unless she did so she would be deported back to India, she said.
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Nevertheless, the track's heavy guitar riff, stop-start melody and Gerrie Roslie's memorable gruff voice make it stand out as one of the best examples of psychedelic rock, which thanks to coinciding with the golden era of acid, managed to produce so many witchy numbers.
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The language is gruff, but Kirby concisely sums up the basic ideas of inclusion, of tropes and stereotypes and implicit bias: If the superheroes he was creating represented the best of humanity, Kirby believed they shouldn't all belong to one race or one gender.
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He's put out a couple call-all-your-pals tapes featuring the likes of 21 Savage and Young Nudy, but he's had no better chemistry than with HoodRich Pablo Juan the gruff-voiced, smirking, psychedelic enthusiast at the heart of the ATL institution HoodRich Entertainment.
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Previously, the only songs you could stream by the gruff-voiced Detroit legend were a pair of little-known Christmas tunes from early in his career, but now 13 of Seger's albums are available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Napster and Slacker Radio.
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His performance might have been more impressive or even made him a viable candidate to reach the second round were it not for the fifth candidate, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a gruff and amiable old-fashioned socialist who sucks away voters on Mr Hamon's left.
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Although Momoa's version of Aquaman as a gruff, hard-drinking superhero bro can be grating (particularly in a solo movie, where he doesn't have the counterbalance of a Wonder Woman or a Flash), I found myself warming to him as the story went on.
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The game is centered around the Andromeda Initiative, a project to colonize the Andromeda galaxy and turn it into a new home for humans and the other residents of the Milky Way, like the charming and long-lived Asari or the gruff warrior Krogan.
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"What is a family anyway?" snarls Louise's husband, Stanley (Jason Merrells), a gruff furniture manufacturer who is struggling with the carnal hothouse unfolding around him, as well as with a disdainful wife who scorns his unpolished mien but is happy to spend his money.
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"You have my sword," is scrolled across this piece from Etsy maker The Grumpy Unicorn Co. and it's bold enough a statement to prompt the nearest blonde elven dreamboat to declare the same with his bow, and, similarly, a gruff bearded fellow with his axe.
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Sam Claflin is kind of swoon-worthy in a gruff antagonizing sort of way, and Bill Nighy very nearly steals the show as the kind of B-list actor who can't deal with the fact that he's 60 and no longer a leading man.
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Viewers warmed to the easy camaraderie of the cast, including the not-quite love affair between DiNozzo and an Israeli agent, Ziva David (Cote de Pablo) -- a relationship that has its own Wikipedia page -- as well as Harmon's gruff but caring portrayal of Gibbs.
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Disconnected vistas scroll across the long screen, recalling the axonometric compositions of Chinese landscapes, though the gruff, energetic paintings that line the walls of the darkened gallery recall the vigorous work of William Kentridge even more than the literati style of classical Chinese art.
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CARYN GANZ The fundamental impulses of socially conscious English punk — frustrated idealism curdled into disgust and fury — flare up anew in Idles, the band led by the gruff-voiced Joe Talbot; they release their second album, "Joy as an Act of Resistance," on Friday.
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It tells a story similar in outline to the one in the movie: Hanna, a genetically altered teenage girl raised in the forest and trained for battle by the gruff father figure Erik, goes out into the world to confront Marissa, the wicked witch-C.
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After the professional matters had been dispensed with, Dr. Folkert, who said he was normally gruff in the role of surgical consult, as he might answer as many as 30 calls in the course of a shift, stayed to chat for more than 20 minutes.
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While the White House publicly insists that Trump's relationship with national security adviser H.R. McMaster is hunky dory, reporting coming out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue suggests that Trump fumes about the gruff and what he perceives to be arrogant way McMaster deals with him.
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While each maintaining solo careers of their own, the pair worked together to create some of their best-known music, including "Always on Time," a hot and heavy duet that hit No. 1 in 2002 and showcases Ja Rule's gruff rapping and Ashanti's melismatic croon.
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But, Trump has clearly told enough people about his plan to get rid of McMaster -- and the fact that he dislikes what he believes to be the national security adviser's "gruff and condescending" manner -- that they feel comfortable sharing this information with the media.
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Mike Huckabee (R) described President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE on Monday as a doctor who sometimes has a gruff bedside manner.
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There is considerable uncertainty about how closely President Bolsonaro will resemble the gruff, indignant and uncompromising candidate who ran as a political outsider and pulled off a long-shot victory by promising to dismantle a culture of corruption and use draconian means to restore security.
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Cohen's voice, supplemented by an orchestral, repeating chorus, is urgent and gruff, comparable to the style he uses on similarly themed songs — including "You Want It Darker," from the album he released this October, in which he sings about darkness descending after smothering a flame.
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And when you knock on it and ask for the people inside all you get is this gruff, disembodied voice from behind the door who refuses to talk to you, will not open and doesn't even accept your business card or want to hear from you.
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Yet many grown-ups felt a pang of recognition as they watched the trailer's bittersweet, live-action depiction of Li Yubao, a gruff-but-loving Chinese villager striving to please his city-dwelling grandson, notably by puzzling out the toddler's request for a Peppa-themed gift.
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LOS ANGELES — Pat Harrington Jr., who played the gruff, interjecting but always lovable building superintendent Dwayne "Schneider" Schneider on all nine seasons of the hit '70s and '80s CBS sitcom One Day at a Time, has died, his son and daughter said Thursday on their Facebook pages.
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It's so sweet and enjoyable that it makes me wish The Dark Tower had scrapped all that end-of-the-world stuff entirely and instead just been a fish-out-of-water buddy comedy about a troubled young kid and his gruff friend from another world.
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Everyone thinks they can do an impression of Donald Trump because Trump himself always seems to be doing one, from his gruff but oddly high and nasal voice, to the creepy way he moves his mouth, constantly pushing his lips together in a tight, often gross oval.
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But Liz Lemon's ongoing quest to "have it all!" between her dating life and stressful TV job of balancing fragile egos — including that of her gruff older male work husband Jack Donaghy — is still about as straightforward a take on Mary Tyler Moore as it gets.
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If you were to run into them on the street, you'd expect O'Reilly to be the boisterous, gruff man from The O'Reilly Factor and you'd expect Hayes to be the wonky, nerdy man from All In. This suggests authenticity is a driving force of the networks' package.
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His profile tells me he is "Captain of the Iglo," which I presume is a boat, but after some light research, I discover it's the name of the company that owns British frozen food brand Birdseye, best known for its marketing campaign featuring a gruff sea captain.
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This project from Swedish multi-instrumentalist Dagny Susanne (and drummer Martrum) churns out grandiose, 90s-inflected melodic black metal like it's nothing, and I'm particular enamored of Susanne's vocals—her voice rumbles out ragged, gruff, and fierce in demonic contrast to the music's more polished melodic core.
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Its stories of big, gruff warriors are laden with subtextual layers of trauma, of old wars that bleed into the new and inform them in ways that slowly reveal themselves as you learn more about Sera, the not-quite-Earth that serves as the series' setting.
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But listening to "Don't Wanna Spoil Your High," I'm struck also by Bennett's uncanny presence: his gruff half-laughing voice, captured by recording-studio science in the late 1970s and still crackling with life in 2019, transmitting a message across the gulf of time and space.
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There's a temptation when thinking of Will — with his clipped indifference to modernity's fads, his bow-tied Tory affect, his gruff curmudgeonliness — to see him as an heir to some old-school Church of England British squire, who has come over time to oppose virtually everything.
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THE GOOD KARMA HOSPITAL on Acorn TV. Ruby Walker (Amrita Acharia), a young British doctor, decides to nurse her disillusionment and heartbreak by heading to southern India, where she takes a job at an underfinanced cottage hospital lorded over by the requisite gruff and eccentric chief.
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Monroe collaborates, and sometimes spars, with Pat Brady, a studio chief played by Kelsey Grammer in the gruff, growly mode that has become his signature, which, for the viewer, makes the performance not very exciting; Mr. Grammer is fine, of course, but we've seen it all before.
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Playing Sunday afternoons, this show from the Doppelskope theater troupe draws inspiration from "The Three Billy Goats Gruff," but adds female characters and a few sly twists: Instead of menacing, monstrous bridgekeepers, the trolls here are tenderhearted vegetarians, guarding the only green place left on earth.
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Detective Chief Inspector Morse of the Thames Valley Constabulary of Kidlington was a gruff misanthrope with a sensitive soul, in love with the music of Wagner and the poetry of A. E. Housman, and a fool for almost any attractive young woman chance placed in his way.
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In this case, it's Bow (here played by Arica Himmel), who must deal with being a mixed-race child in the 1980s -- quite an adjustment after life on a hippie commune -- with Gary Cole as her gruff grandpa, who steals pretty much every scene he's in.
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But I was also struck by how Whittaker's gleefully altruistic spin on the Doctor immediately felt more akin to Tennant's version than that of her immediate predecessor, Peter Capaldi (who imagined the character as a sort of gruff but good-natured building superintendent for the entire universe).
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But apart from the coolest, or rather, the nerdiest consumers of the then-future Daily Show host's soon-to-be-canceled MTV program, most of those watching probably had no clue who in the holy hell this gruff-voiced and rough fella in the flannel playing bass was.
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If you've seen even a sliver of Gilmore Girls footage in your lifetime (and you should really watch more — you're worth it), you've probably seen Luke's, the titular girls' mealtime haunt that has the best coffee in town and the best gruff host grimacing as he pours it.
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McCain is likely to greet fanfare that will pay tribute to his reemergence with the same gruff humor that has been a trademark of his career, though he has spoken in the past about his desire to make the most of every day he has left in the Senate.
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Along with "Master of None," the Aziz Ansari comedy, this weekend includes "Anne with an E," a classy if somewhat darker retelling of the 19th-century "Anne of Green Gables" story, starring Amybeth McNulty as the 13-year-old orphan taken in by a gruff brother and sister.
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And in Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, the opponents of American exceptionalism have found a new, gruff champion.
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Even though the aforementioned Complex review quips, "leave it up to Wayne to absolutely brick a Future feature," Wayne is actually surprisingly crisp on this song, leaning into Auto-Tune with poise that contrasts nicely with both Future's use on that hook and Yo Gotti's typically gruff verse.
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After its failed pursuit of Jason Kidd in the summer of 2003, San Antonio largely avoided big-name free agency for the next decade, until the summer of 2015, when the Spurs won the Aldridge sweepstakes thanks largely to some surprisingly dogged recruiting by their famously gruff coach.
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Blocks north of the Capitol building is Davis Cafe, an even older family-run soul food joint that's the haunt of Hillard Wright, a King's Airport shuttle driver with a salt-and-pepper mustache, a gruff baritone voice and a leather rancher's hat that never left his head.
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John O. Pastore, the subcommittee chairman, had clearly never heard of the host or seen any of his shows, but after only six minutes of testimony by Rogers (including one song, recited from memory, about anger management), the politician went from a gruff, dismissive foe to a lifelong fan.
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The most impressive part, though — the one that makes fans cheer, teammates smile and his gruff coach, Bruce Arena, lavish uncommon praise — is the way Pulisic seems to make scoring international goals, a skill that even some of the world's best players struggle to acquire, look astonishingly simple sometimes.
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He collaborated with Keefus Ciancia, the composer and music producer, on a truly weird collection of quasi-bedtime stories, musings about death and also a humming song, with Mr. Bridges's familiar gruff voice and all manner of ambient sounds that many listeners found more alarming than sleep-inducing.
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In the longest and most densely packed sequence, set in 1956, one of the shadow-men from White Sands — listed in the credits as the "Woodsman" — terrorizes a small town in the New Mexico desert, first by scaring passing motorists, asking, "Got a light?" in a gruff, inhuman voice.
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The heavily narrated original saw nerdy loner Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg) -- fond of spouting his rules for surviving -- forge an unlikely family in the wake of a zombie apocalypse, one that consisted of his gruff companion Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), crush Wichita (Emma Stone) and her younger sister Little Rock (Abigail Breslin).
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Role Call: A gruff Texas cop named Bobby Andes, who's willing to bend the law to see justice done for a bereaved man As a huge fan of hard-boiled fiction author Jim Thompson (The Grifters), Michael Shannon needed little persuading to join Tom Ford's slippery psychological thriller as Lieut.
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Whether it's Bill, Dan, or Bishop, the men all claim ownership of her and engage in staring contests while uttering the occasional gruff, "She's not your property" or, "A man taking a thing that don't belong to him..." Even accounting for historical accuracy, it all feels more than a tad retrograde.
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Kinane's gruff tenor and sometimes bawdy vibe belie his undercover-sweetheart material, which in this latest special includes ruminations on how strange it can be to have a doctor one's own age, how he wound up developing gout, or how he sometimes confuses "open carry" laws with open container laws.
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Loosely based on oddball science fiction writer Philip K. Dick's 1968 novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, Blade Runner follows Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a gruff detective type in the Humphrey Bogart mold who is pulled out of retirement to take down a group of escaped androids called replicants.
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The characters all pick up where they left off; Marcus's voice is still ridiculously gruff, Cole continue to do badass things like drive a motorcycle loaded with explosives into the mouth of a giant Locust enemy, and the world is filled with conflicted ideas about the government and military actions.
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In the field, he has the character of a gruff mechanic, glowering at his apprentice Elvis Andrus, planting himself in the dirt to fire a four-seamer across the diamond, or bending at full sprint to collect a dribbler and, in one ligament-wrenching motion, sidearming it just in time to first.
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In short, he's the quintessential badass in comics, and his crossover appeal can be seen in his solo comics runs, video games, and starring roles on TV. Jackman, who always played Logan as gruff but hiding a deep ocean of pain, has been excellent at capturing Wolverine's essence as a haunted warrior.
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The suspenseful, Steven Spielberg-directed The Post tells the story of how Graham and executive editor Ben Bradlee (depicted by Tom Hanks with the perfect amount of sarcasm and newsroom gruff) helped then-local newspaper The Washington Post race neck-in-neck with The New York Times to publish the Pentagon Papers.
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A gruff "No" is his response when asked if he would consider selling it, though it is unclear that this division, or another that builds lorries, or Ducati, a maker of exotic motorbikes, is a core part of VW. The most intractable problem is low productivity, especially at the mass-market VW brand.
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There are three or four trucks called Grave Digger, as well as some sort of Son of A Digger; they are all from the same family, led by Derek Anderson, who has the same name as an at-times-interesting quarterback, but looks like a gruff, truck-driving version of Scruffy From Futurama.
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" He started laughing his head off, but the cunt still wouldn't go outside... So you could say that it's helpful that he's acting, but the persona that he's adopted is a gruff one, so I get a bit fed up when I see those stage managed pictures of him being "in character.
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"There's a temptation when thinking of Will — with his clipped indifference to modernity's fads, his bow-tied Tory affect, his gruff curmudgeonliness — to see him as an heir to some old-school Church of England British squire, who has come over time to oppose virtually everything," Andrew Sullivan writes in his review.
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As respectfully as Mr. Shannon spoke of his colleagues, and of the process that Ms. Warden has used, he was gruff when it came to the notion of anyone looking out for his emotional well-being — even on a job that makes him "incredibly vulnerable," as he acknowledged that playing Johnny does.
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At the risk of giving away too much, I'll just say that Deadpool needs to complete one last mission to get that chance — saving a boy from a gruff time-jumping, metal-armed mutant named Cable (a fixture in Marvel's comic books, played here by Josh Brolin), who has his own motivations.
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While he will be remembered as one of the few Republicans who was vocal in his opposition to President Donald Trump and his gruff style of politics, McCain also played a critical role in opening the door to the transformation that has remade the Republican Party and allowed for the rise of Trump.
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Among the titles that pass the DuVernay test are "Morris From America," Chad Hartigan's at times rather perilously cute story about a 13-year-old African-American boy (Markees Christmas as the title character) whose father (an appealingly gruff Craig Robinson) works as a soccer coach in a blindingly, at times intolerantly, white German city.
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But on September 8th, the Democratic presidential nominee gave a speech to the National Baptist Convention that was peppered with quotations from the Bible and personal reminiscences: the gruff father who prayed by his bed every night, the mother who taught Sunday school, and Mrs Clinton's own occasional difficulty obeying the commandment to love.
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Those characters included the franchise's protagonist, Major Kusanagi, a human-machine hybrid whose construction is shown during the film's opening credits, and her colleagues Batou, a gruff, tough cyborg with enhanced eyes and a shock of white hair, and Togusa, a newbie officer who is probably the closest thing the movie offers to an audience surrogate.
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And as he has campaigned in the 2020 race, briefly as a front-runner, then as the only thing standing in the way of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s primary coronation, he has emerged as something very different from the publicly gruff, politically unchanging character he has always played: He has actually become a bit playful.
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Iffy, portrayed with gruff assurance by Mr. Zayas (who was in the original productions of Stephen Adly Guirgis's "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" and "Our Lady of 121st Street," as well as in Nilo Cruz's "Anna in the Tropics"), looks like he could easily stand up to Willie, yet he keeps falling in line with the aging alpha hoodlum.
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The ticketing site has an editorial component; on Fandango, the managing editor Erik Davis, whose numerous television appearances present him as an amiably gruff friendly neighborhood movie lover, contributes blog posts; on FandangoNow, Alicia Malone, whose book on women working in film, "Backwards & In Heels," was published earlier this year, contributes an energetic indie movie guide.
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And in Hollywood, where any juicy, stranger-than-fiction yarn is inevitably exploited to death, star-driven dramas ranging from 1992's "Hoffa" (starring Jack Nicholson in a regrettable putty nose and a gruff, Hoosier-state honk) to Martin Scorsese's new Netflix epic, "The Irishman" (with Al Pacino as Hoffa), continue to trundle off the celluloid production line.
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Close Mueller watchers won't soon forget U.S. District Court Judge T.S. Ellis III, whose gruff manner and blunt orders made for a colorful month as he presided over Manafort's trial last summer in Alexandria, Va. Now it's time to get to know Judge Amy Berman Jackson, a 2011 Obama appointee at the center of the Stone trial.
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Paradoxically gruff and tender, starkly Darwinian in scientific exactitude yet brimming with mystical flourishes, Abbey's enlivening nonfiction storytelling — anchored around his two compressed seasons as a ranger in Utah's Arches National Monument during the late Eisenhower era — is a perfectly rendered hybrid of transcendental joy, coyote humor, in-your-face wrath, field science detail, philosophical righteousness, and moral clarity.
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But most of its comedy stems from the effect Miri has on everyone around her, and its primary pleasure comes from its gallery of supporting performances: James as Miri's waspish, selfish, covertly sexting mom and Richard Durden as her gruff, eco-warrior dad; Bottomley, echoing the prickly defensiveness of her role in "The End of the ____ing World"; and the wonderfully warm Akhtar.
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On the plus side, del Toro -- who can be prone to overacting -- is refreshingly restrained as the taciturn killer, with the very busy Brolin (in his third movie in as many months, after roles in the "Avengers" and "Deadpool" sequels) also delivering as the gruff cowboy waiting to be turned loose -- hey, rules are for wimps -- by the bureaucrats pulling his strings.
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The place sprouted barroom tales: Ernest Hemingway broke a walking stick over John O'Hara's head, and the shattered shillelagh was hung from the ceiling; Marilyn Monroe received gruff service when she ordered a vodka screwdriver from an unimpressed waiter; the celebrated humorist James Thurber drew murals on the walls of the saloon to pay off his Depression-era bar tab.
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Leo and I sat on the wood floor, with the back door open to the sound of the robins, and played another round of Bingo, or checkers, or (so help me) Mousetrap, until Joshua came shuffling in, gruff and rumple-headed—like me without coffee—and issued his own directives, one sentence budding into the next: Now. Now. Now. ♦
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We're on our way thanks to a more diverse group of new heroes such as Alloy from Horizon Zero Dawn, but also in how we've reimagined old ones like B.J. It's easy to dismiss him as just another white male action hero, but luckily that's not done before understanding that underneath his gruff exterior, he longs for something relatable and small.
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The price is bound To spike, the local real estate being What it is For both the living and the dead, and seeing How few opportunities to make a sound Decision are left as our debilities multiply, I signed up for a double bed, the gruff Six inches above an adamant rockledge here That doesn't allow for anything but ashes— Yours and mine, I trust.
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Last year, LA painter (and gruff contrarian) John Kilduff filled a defunct downtown showroom with an entire car dealership made of painted cardboard vehicles, and has staged everything from flower shops to art-fair bakery cases with the same pitch—that paintings last longer and hold their value better and are healthier for you than a lot of the "real" crap you're wasting your money on.
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Despite gossip when she was first lady that she did not like people in uniform, the truth is the reverse: She gravitates toward "nail-eaters," her aides told Landler, and loves the gruff, Irish, bearlike demeanor of Jack Keane, a retired four-star general and the resident hawk on Fox News who helped define her views on military issues and is still in touch.
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For instance, if the term "many sides" sets you off as of this weekend, then your ears definitely pricked up when Jon Snow spoke with the disparate group of prisoners and volunteers at the Wall — Thoros, Beric, the Hound, Tormund, Jorah Mormont, basically every gruff dude Game of Thrones has ever trotted out — who were about to embark on this doomed mission to capture a wight, so that everyone, especially queens, would finally believe in them.
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There's Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, about a Western star past his prime (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his gruff stuntman sidekick (Brad Pitt); The Irishman, Martin Scorsese's gangster elegy starring big guns Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, and Joe Pesci; Ad Astra, James Gray's space epic about sad astronaut Roy McBride's (also Pitt) search for his father; Joker, Todd Phillips' origin story starring Joaquin Phoenix as failed wannabe comedian Arthur Fleck; James Mangold's Ford vs.
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