Soon after that motormouthed introduction, Richie swaggered back into our meeting room, a whirling olfactory dervish of cigarettes and aftershave.
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Meanwhile, a motormouthed agent (Chris Tucker) tries to negotiate a movie deal for them, and the football team's owner (Steve Martin) takes advantage of them.
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Motormouthed snark and bone-deep sense of duty I didn't go into this movie with a side picked, because the marketing hype around #TeamCap vs.
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Still, I was a little predisposed toward Tony Stark, because his particular blend of motormouthed snark and bone-deep sense of duty has always resonated with me.
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Certain that it was Jim or Hank, I grabbed the receiver, but was greeted instead by a pushy, motormouthed telemarketer that I didn't immediately realize was an automated voice.
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As it turns out, he's also a big fan of the wholesome television dramedy "Gilmore Girls" (quirky small town, motormouthed mother-daughter duo), which emboldened scores of nerdy brunettes to embrace their inner Rorys.
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Our new employer was the Psychic Readers Network, a hotline known for its ads starring Miss Cleo, a motormouthed shaman with a lavishly fake Jamaican accent and a streetwise, no-nonsense approach to soothsaying.
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The smirking film geek elevated to directorial deity; the motormouthed autodidact with a fondness for lavish violence, pop culture ephemera, and racial slurs; the man whose work has been enshrined on so many dorm room walls.
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And so that is what he does, as the plot grows thick as molasses with complications that include far too many motormouthed technical explanations and a convoluted conspiracy that may go all the way to (gasp) the top, a.k.a.
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This is partially because the kinds of characters Dreyfuss plays best — motormouthed guys who might have seemed average but are particularly skilled at talking their way into and out of trouble — don't crop up as often for older fellows.
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While this has no bearing on Reynolds' performance – he's exactly as motormouthed as he should be, until they take away his ability to talk – you'd think Hollywood would want to avoid any association with this film that critics so widely panned.
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Instead, her three suitors — mature businessman Jamie Overstreet (Lyriq Bent), preening model and photographer Greer Childs (Cleo Anthony), and motormouthed Mars Blackmon (Hamilton star Anthony Ramos, taking over the role from Lee himself, who originated it in the film) — are presented as interesting not for which one Nola might choose but for how they all speak to different parts of her personality.
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The series was cancelled after three episodes, with the remaining unaired episodes later debuting on Hulu. In 2016, Farmiga made her stage debut as Shelly in the Off-Broadway revival of Sam Shepard's drama Buried Child, also starring Ed Harris and Amy Madigan. She then starred opposite Ethan Hawke and John Travolta in the Ti West-directed revenge Western film In a Valley of Violence, playing a motormouthed young innkeeper who befriends Hawke's character. The film premiered at the 2016 South by Southwest, and was met with positive reviews.
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The Guardian's Dan Martin wrote, "The masterstroke behind Jenna-Louise Coleman's surprise introduction is that it made us want to see more of her before Karen Gillan had even gone. The cheeky, self-assured Clara won a place in our hearts from the off." Setchfield called her "less of a motormouthed quip-merchant than [Oswin], but Coleman makes her equally winning – plucky, smart and riffing on a very promising chemistry with Matt Smith". IGN's Matt Risley felt that Clara "trumped her already-bombastic debut with a character both fully formed and utterly unpredictable".
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Bosworth appeared in several Broadway shows during the 1950s and 1960s, including Inherit the Wind, Small War on Murray Hill (directed by Garson Kanin), and Jean Kerr's Mary, Mary (where she understudied from 1961 to 1965 before being cast as the lead for the end of the play's run). She played Elaine Stritch's sister in the drama The Sin of Pat Muldoon and a motormouthed teen based on the young Nora Ephron in Phoebe Ephron's comedy Howie. During this period Bosworth also toured in The Glass Menagerie, playing Laura to Helen Hayes's Amanda, and Remains to be Seen opposite Tommy Sands. She worked regularly on popular television series including Naked City, The Secret Storm, Young Dr. Malone, and The Patty Duke Show. Bosworth can also be seen in the film Four Boys and a Gun as James Franciscus's wife, and as a disgruntled redhead in the audience of Bert Stern’s 1960 cult documentary Jazz on a Summer's Day, about the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival.
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