SHE had once been a headmistress, and you could tell.
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Dern portrays the headmistress of the school that Stiller's children attend.
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Down the corridor, elegant headmistress Iza (Magdalena Cielecka) pursues a widowed doctor.
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A headmistress from the port city of Antwerp expressed relief at the ruling.
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It was a woman's voice, speaking in the manner of a stern headmistress.
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She retired as the headmistress at Landmark Academy, now Ridgefield Academy, in Ridgefield.
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In "Matilda," the titular character famously stands up to the "tyrannical" headmistress Miss Trunchbull.
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It's the story of a schoolgirl in France who falls in love with her headmistress.
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The likely future King of England displayed impeccable manners, naturally, as he met the headmistress.
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As Lewis had previously explained, he had first spoken to the headmistress himself on Saturday.
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First I met with the receptionist, and then I met with the headmistress and headmaster.
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Kidman stars as the headmistress of a cloistered girls school that's remained open during the fighting.
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Harris, a headmistress at an elite private school, had grown jealous of Tarnower's young new girlfriend.
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Not the cruel headmistress of a Victorian-era boarding school, or Shushanna from Bachelor in Paradise.
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To Viviane Neri, the school's headmistress, the heat wave engulfing Europe came as a pleasant surprise.
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The delegation did their share of praising, and the headmistress reciprocated with her share of appreciation.
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Dr. Gayatri Devi's patient, a 183-year-old former headmistress, had good reason to be distraught.
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My mom did that as a schoolteacher, administrator and headmistress, and she did that at home.
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Although she was no longer a student, the headmistress refused to let her enter wearing her veil.
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As we reported, Prince William and the school's headmistress walked George into his first day of classes.
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She even embraced a ludicrous comment that she looks like Miss Trunchbull, the notorious headmistress from Matilda.
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"Look at the artwork," the headmistress of the preschool of my dreams said proudly during that tour.
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They are headed to a picnic — and a tragedy — in the Australian countryside, and their headmistress, Mrs.
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Asante converted the MTL into cash on the school's behalf and delivered it to the school's headmistress.
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Houndedji and Madeline both aspire to be a headmistress one day, a future once unimaginable in the convent.
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"Parents would object if I didn't cover my face," says a primary school headmistress who longs to remove it.
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The headmistress, like my grandmother, was very strict about our wearing slips underneath our skirts, as ladies ought to.
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The headmistress' tone was patient and kind, playing in stark contrast to her costume of stockings and military garb.
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After meeting the malevolent headmistress (Patricia Clarkson) and her bullying classmates, Heather pleads to return home to no avail.
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Headmistress Francis (Myra Lucretia Taylor) promotes the dark-skinned Paulina as the best representative of a proud black Ghana.
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The gag got laughs (although not, perhaps, from the headmistress), and she realized that she liked captivating an audience.
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Late in the film, school headmistress Sister Sarah Joan praises the college entrance essay that Saoirse Ronan's Christine a.k.a.
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His second wife, the former Marjorie Smith, a school headmistress and single mother of two sons, died in 20143.
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She's headmistress of a school being asked by a parent who is terrified for their child to impose stricter control.
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Miss Trunchbull, the headmistress, is formidable, a "fierce tyrannical monster who frightened the life out of pupils and teachers alike".
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If you were like me, you may have missed him while you were watching former Headmistress Antonia Creaseworthy's scuttling footprints.
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This movie ignores the previous three installments (fair), and finds Laurie thriving as headmistress of a picturesque California boarding school.
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As their horse and carriage departs, Mrs Appleyard, the school's steely headmistress, urges them to beware the dangers of the area.
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Lucky McKee is one of horror's most underrated directors, and here he gets Patricia Clarkson to play evil headmistress Ms. Traverse.
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Her guilelessly antagonistic style ran the somewhat narrow spectrum from what Moore nicely characterizes as "bossy headmistress" to the icily forensic.
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Germany was increasingly cast as an unloved, overly strict headmistress seeking to impose her Protestant work ethic on all her charges.
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Earlier this week, I sat on the couch across from domnes Lady Pim, Red Diamond, and the Chamber's owner/headmistress Shahrazad.
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Our headmistress, she wanted to get us used to wearing a suit and a tie, like you were going to work.
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But most exciting might be Nicole Kidman in a role she seems born to play — that of the school's fearsome headmistress.
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Endor is an appealingly weird mix of medievalism and science fiction, presided over by an imperious headmistress voiced by Kate Winslet.
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"She is just the right mixture of disapproving mum and authoritative school headmistress," Dianne Bourne wrote in The Manchester Evening News.
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The film stars Kidman as the headmistress of a women's boarding school in 1864 Virginia at the height of the Civil War.
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Soumaya said the headmistress refused to give her her diploma and asked her to return two days later to pick it up.
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The Beguiled, hitting theaters June 23, takes place during the Civil War at a Southern girls' boarding school, run by Kidman's headmistress.
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Taking out a handkerchief and dusting off a cafeteria bench, the svelte Eloise, a former Miss Ghana, remarks on Headmistress Francis's thickness.
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Dr. Manabi Bandopadhyay, who served as the principal (headmistress) of Krishnagar Women's College, has submitted her resignation, District Magistrate Sumit Gupta said.
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Today, I can't look through the window into a classroom other than my daughter's without being called to order by the headmistress.
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When pictures of her son surface on social media, Taylor's mother, Anne (Lili Taylor), demands action from the headmistress, Leslie Graham (Felicity Huffman).
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Ghislaine Bazir, headmistress of a lycée, suggests "people don't dare" to say they approve of Mr Macron, because of the "stigma" of doing so.
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For Val, though — a retired headmistress from Somerset, UK, who's taking part in this year's Great British Bake Off competition — it's business as usual.
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Previously seen on Broadway as the demonic headmistress of the musical "Matilda," Mr. Carvel once again delivers a balletically precise study in power incarnate.
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Lewis said he got the call about the expulsion on Friday, but didn't speak to the headmistress for the school until the next day.
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She taught philosophy at St. Hugh's College, Oxford, from 1949 to 1966 before becoming headmistress of the all-girl Oxford High School until 1972.
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Based on the 1966 Thomas Cullinan novel, The Beguiled stars Nicole Kidman as the headmistress of the stately Miss Martha Farnsworth Seminary for Young Ladies.
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Sir Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrats' sharp-tongued leader, compared Mrs May to a headmistress "barricaded in her own office" for fear of unruly pupils.
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In others, she's a gross-out comic or a vixen; often she is a hood headmistress, admonishing women for their transgressions or their missed opportunities.
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Centers like this one were the place for Nxivm courses, though they weren't taught by Raniere, who had "duplicated" himself when he made Salzman headmistress.
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Students are divided by gender; the headmistress ("she would be pretty if she ever smiled") is intent on molding her charges into miniature Stepford Wives.
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As the headmistress of a school full of Southern belles who welcome a wounded Yankee into their midst, Kidman is an avatar of Victorian womanhood.
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She makes the insult sound like something the headmistress should be grateful for, or at least not complain about—a helpful criticism wrapped in practical advice.
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Among her other roles were a gossip columnist in "Pal Joey" (1976) and Madame Dubonnet, the headmistress of a finishing school, in "The Boy Friend" (1984).
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Appleyard, a headmistress hiding a secret about her past, "the whole thing is about repression," said Larysa Kondracki, one of the show's directors and its showrunner.
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This oddball horror film from Rodrigo Cortés concerns a teenager (AnnaSophia Robb) who is sent to a boarding school led by a strict headmistress (Uma Thurman).
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Under the watchful eye of Blackwood's headmistress, Madame Duret (Uma Thurman), Kit and her schoolmates are revealed to be undiscovered prodigies of composing, painting, writing and calculating.
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Then the headmistress pointed to the job chart, another ubiquitous feature at preschools that aims to teach children responsibility by making them line-leaders or napkin-passers.
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John McBurney, Siegel framed the story as an overripe Southern gothic, with the headmistress of the school, Miss Martha (Geraldine Page), and her students as castrating harpies.
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In another school in nearby Abo Boutila, headmistress Sylvie Ndoume sighed as she handed over a register showing only one female student over the age of 2350.
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Pornography was the locus of Gilead's anti-sex agenda in the book; in the series, the pious headmistress at the handmaid training center spits a mention of Tinder.
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"Even as a child Melania was creative, innovative and Sevnica was too small for her," said Mirjana Jelancic, Melania's friend who is now a headmistress of Melania's elementary school.
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In the movie, out June 23, the Irish actor plays a wounded Union soldier taken in by the women at a Southern girls' boarding school run by Kidman's headmistress.
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In 1963, troops were sent to quell protests at the opening of a girls' school in Buraydah; the first year, the only pupil was the daughter of the headmistress.
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Guadagnino is Italian, appears to be salvaging Argento's vision at least in its location, and has cast his frequent muse Tilda Swinton as the stone-faced headmistress Madame Blanc.
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Sarah Paulson as... Cordelia Goode The witch ended season 3's Coven as the Supreme and headmistress of her school for witches, who are no longer hiding in the shadows.
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Her best bet, she has determined, is to become the headmistress at a girls' school, assuming she can get her parents to finance the education necessary for such a position.
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She brings him back to the sprawling house that's home to the seminary and its headmistress, Miss Martha (Nicole Kidman, in one of her four roles at Cannes this year).
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Harris, the former private school headmistress who in 1980 killed Dr. Tarnower in what she said was a botched suicide attempt but which prosecutors proved was vengeance by a woman scorned.
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" Picking her up on one such occasion her father, a gentleman movie producer, tells the headmistress: "How very sad it must be for you to have failed with this unusual girl.
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Even the beauty-pageant recruiter, Eloise (the wonderful Zainab Jah), and the school's headmistress, Francis (the solid Myra Lucretia Taylor)—once students at the school themselves—are unable to relinquish their roles.
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The headmistress of Isolde's school, Big Mother (played to pithy perfection by Susanne Sachsse), aims to indoctrinate her students with second-wave feminist polemics that trumpet the superiority of women to men.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain will meet President Trump on Friday in Washington for what could be an episode of "The Odd Couple": The Stiff Headmistress meets the Great Salesman.
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Lili Taylor returns to play the victim's mother; Felicity Huffman is the school's headmistress; Timothy Hutton, its basketball coach; and Regina King and André Benjamin, the influential parents of a team co-captain.
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Yes, the British prime minister may have been better destined to be deputy headmistress of a girls' school in some provincial city like Salisbury, measuring the length of her pupils' skirts with a ruler.
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Though the film doesn't let those running the school, including the headmistress (played by Jennifer Ehle) and her brother (John Gallagher Jr.), off the hook, it takes pains to paint a morally complex picture.
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Offering the child a hug—"Come here, baby"—Mrs Clinton fixes her with a gaze that is part headmistress, part-grandmother, and promises to do "everything I can" so that Karla need not be scared.
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Murray, who endured near-fatal bouts of rheumatic fever when she was eleven and thirteen, ended her formal schooling after ninth grade, a "soul apart," according to the headmistress of the last school she attended.
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Exploring the event's far-reaching impact on the students and staff of Appleyard College, their enigmatic headmistress and the nearby township, theories soon abound, paranoia sets in, long-held secrets surface, and the mystery deepens.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's New York hardly feels like a boarding school run by a stern and rules-bound headmistress, a criticism that plagued his predecessor, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, even when it wasn't warranted.
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The summary should have read "Time travelers try to save their headmistress" — not "Boys and their principal fight evil," which was a reduplicated summary for Dav Pilkey's "Captain Underpants," another series on the same list.
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There are bed checks, group discussions and one-on-one sessions with Dr. Lydia Marsh (Jennifer Ehle), the headmistress, and Reverend Rick (John Gallagher Jr.), her sidekick (and brother), who claims to have overcome his own homosexuality.
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James, who hosts BBC 1's Breakfast with Greg James, revealed this week that after poking fun at Princess Charlotte's first day of school handshake with her headmistress, he got a talking to from her royal parents.
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Starring Game of Thrones' Natalie Dormer as the impenetrable headmistress of Appleyard College, it subsumes viewers in not only the surreal mystery of its story, but also the unreality of women's lives during the Victorian era (and now).
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She looked on as the children had their lessons, asking questions of the headmistress, and in one room, sitting with a little boy in the front of the room, leaning into him to share his book and study along.
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After some debate, the headmistress Miss Martha (Kidman) and her one employee, Edwina (Dunst), decide to take him in, with his male presence and manipulative charms bringing a sense of lurking tumult and furtive lust into this otherwise utterly proper abode.
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Ms. Dormer plays the headstrong headmistress of an Australian girls' boarding school who, one fateful Valentine's Day, arranges for a group of pupils to be taken out for a picnic at the real-life geological formation referenced in the title.
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While the world of BDSM (bondage, domination, sadism and masochism) has hit the mainstream, Mistress Couple – the headmistress of La Domaine Esemar, a BDSM training chateau in the Berkshires – tells PEOPLE that the way the franchise portrays the lifestyle is sometimes misleading.
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According to Roberts, the series picks back up with Chanel No. 1, Chanel No. 3 (Billie Lourd), and Chanel No. 5 (Abigail Breslin) as they are recruited by their former headmistress Cathy Munsch (Jamie Lee Curtis) to work at her experimental hospital.
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Mistress Couple, who is the headmistress of La Domaine Esemar, a BDSM training chateau in the Berkshires, tells PEOPLE that sex toys are a large part of the BDSM (bondage, domination, sadism and masochism) practice – and are accessible for anyone who's interested.
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Once, a delegation of American politicians had toured the campus, and Bella, assigned to accompany them with the headmistress, had worn her favorite dress, its lavender color matching the wisteria hanging over the pathway between the science building and the art building.
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" The headmistress says, "[I don't like] the idea or the notion that a twenty-something billionaire can dominate somebody else and all you need is money and then you can go out and buy all these toys and be a good master or mistress.
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Ms. Jami is now a lawmaker in the Afghan Parliament, but back in 1996, when Taliban insurgents took power, she was a headmistress — until she was forced out of her job and told she could leave her home only in an ankle-length burqa.
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Much of that love is directed at the Catholic girls' school that Lady Bird attends (Gerwig attended one as well), and in particular, headmistress Sister Sarah Joan (Lois Smith), who is a voice of wisdom (and good humor) for the otherwise religiously uninterested Lady Bird.
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First, for stealing a slice of terrifying headmistress Agatha Trunchbull (Pam Ferris)'s specially made chocolate cake (and saying it wasn't as good as his mother's cake when asked about it), then being forced to eat the rest of it in front of a packed auditorium.
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The women — played by a stacked female cast including Elle Fanning as a student named Alicia, Kirsten Dunst as a teacher named Edwina, and Nicole Kidman as the headmistress Miss Martha Farnsworth — take in a badly wounded Union soldier (Colin Farrell) found in the nearby woods.
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The actors mostly acquit themselves well, taking things as straightforwardly as possible, though Ms. Dormer's coy seductiveness isn't a good fit for the headmistress (and Yael Stone of "Orange Is the New Black" goes way over the top as the most pious of the school's governesses).
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The movie's mostly female cast members — led by Nicole Kidman as Miss Martha, headmistress of a girls' boarding school, and Kirsten Dunst as the maidenly Edwina teaching French to her overheated charges — are far too busy vying for the affections of the lone man in their midst.
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Hogg, who found the regime inimical, was shy but somewhat rebellious: she was once caught smuggling a copy of Playgirl into her dormitory, and the headmistress disciplined her by seating her in her office and asking her to turn every page of the magazine and offer commentary.
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This month, he revealed the names of 14 of them, including the former head of the RAID elite police squad who led the charge against Islamist hostage-takers at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris in 2015, a farmer, a school headmistress, an HR director, a hospital manager, a sociologist and several entrepreneurs.
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Even under the well-known publishing house Hogarth Press (founded by Virginia Woolf and her husband Leonard Woolf), the idea of attaching real-name authorship where the content involved lesbianism, and one involving school headmistress and her pupil, was unthinkable, and so the author was presented as written by the eponymous protagonist of Olivia when published.
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When Ackmann chronicles the day in February 1848 on which the 17-year-old Dickinson, away at school, turns aside her headmistress's invitation to pledge her life to Christ, instead remaining a "no hoper" in the school's lexicon, we learn a good deal about Mount Holyoke Female Seminary's indomitable headmistress, Mary Lyon; the nosy wife of a trustee; and, most helpfully, the seminary's students and recent graduates.
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