- the 1920s were
decidedly "
foppish" in
manner and appearance, while,
towards the late 1960s, male
fashion became notably foppish in style,
evocative loosely...
- po****r in books, films, and radio. He was portra**** as a stylish—even
foppish—dandy, a New York bon
vivant possessing a
highly intellectual bent. "S...
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received mixed reviews;
Roger Ebert referred to his
performance as "suitably
foppish and dopey" for the role.
Felton starred in
Labyrinth as
Viscount Trencavel...
- ****istant,
another film
centring around vampires in
which Dafoe pla**** the
foppish vampire Gavner Purl.
Between October and
December 2009,
Dafoe appeared...
-
Scarlet Pimpernel rescues French aristocrats while posing as the
wealthy but
foppish and
seemingly empty-headed Sir
Percival Blakeney.
Percy marries the beautiful...
-
Bulbul is an
Arabic dialectic name of the nightingale,
Abdul was thus a
foppish "nightingale" amir (prince). The
names of the prin****l
characters have...
- 28, 2011. Hodgkinson,
Thomas W (March 9, 2022). "Beat it
Batman – this
foppish baronet was the world's
first superhero". The Guardian.
Retrieved March...
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forged copy
indicating that his
former friends should be
killed instead. A
foppish courtier, Osric,
interrupts the
conversation to
deliver the
fencing challenge...
-
directing one
production (The Crucible),
taking the
comic role of the
foppish Tattle in Congreve's Love for Love, and
making one film,
Bunny Lake is...
- identity, Sir
Percy presents himself in
everyday life as a dim-witted,
foppish playboy. His
secret is kept by a band of
friends known as the
League of...
