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Her	melodramatic acting coach (Susan Batson) is also extreme
Sam Newfield directed with a good sense of	melodramatic action, and it is Mr. Buck himself who give
who sometimes satirized the circle for its	melodramatic actions and views.
tephanie Merritt called the album "complex,	melodramatic, ambitious, vain, beautiful and frequently
Manor is both brutal and	melodramatic and thus more devastating than most documen
It is very	melodramatic, and ends with the bard hurling himself to
Goethe, which had an immense success, were	melodramatic and pandered to popular taste.
Melrose Place, with exaggerated and overly	melodramatic and catty dialogue.
formats and are looking for realistic, non	melodramatic and meaningful stories.
is tense and dramatic without being overly	melodramatic, and the story emphasizes character over se
lenovela format in Brazil; it abandoned the	melodramatic, artificial tone of previous shows for a mo
It is crudely	melodramatic,... but its style - stark understatement, i
but lyrically it digs a bit deeper than the	melodramatic but superficial hits so closely associated
intersperses history with weeping laments,	melodramatic calls to faith and vehement attacks on 'pro
A	melodramatic climax occurs when the sound of sleigh bell
Manchester's story is full of	melodramatic details mirroring the Dracula mythos: the s
She is depicted as a preening,	melodramatic diva, although she has a kind heart.
serial, herein have fashioned an effective	melodramatic elaboration of that theme.
Joseph H. Lewis's direction also mutes the	melodramatic elements but manages to keep the tension mo
this phase of Beatles' song writing is the	melodramatic ending (similar to "She Loves You", which h
and long rhetorical passages punctuated by	melodramatic events, Griggs' novels are not models of "l
ed info wars, all amidst good old-fashioned	melodramatic evil," with a teleplay by David Bennett Car
Robert Siodmak's penchant for shaping	melodramatic excitement that gets through to an audience
[The film] ... is ...simply a stale	melodramatic exercise for a very popular star.
nd Morgan-Witts loaded their narrative with	melodramatic fabrications, which so appalled Jacques Pet
his directorial career, beginning with the	melodramatic fantasies Madonna of the Seven Moons (1945)
review, writing, "The gallows humor was the	melodramatic farce's saving grace; the film uses its raz
The Bad and the Beautiful is a 1952 MGM	melodramatic film that tells the story of a film produce
evably developed, even the highly contrived	melodramatic finale.
ooker, and on 11 January 1844 wrote to with	melodramatic humour that he was "almost convinced (quite
s with a serialized novel, Aizen Katsura, a	melodramatic love story involving a nurse and a doctor,
ibed the title story as being a "drawn out,	melodramatic love story that would fit a romance novel",
o can stand to listen to them) in a tone of	melodramatic, lovesick awe; they refer to one another as
label, the series explored a standard 1980s	melodramatic motif of female emancipation via capitalism
h cosplay, media frenzies, and even overtly	melodramatic movie scenes, as Aoshima and his fellow off
led "Gorilla at Large" a "straight scoop of	melodramatic muck about murder and other odd distraction
In the	melodramatic passages, Humperdinck designed an innovativ
s the bisexuality of the characters and the	melodramatic personality of Jack, who in the sketch walk
Villaverde's novel (completed in 1882), the	melodramatic plot serves as a background for social life
ant artwork", "colorful supporting cast and	melodramatic plot twists", but was disappointed at the u
The "Sleeping Sentinel" was a	melodramatic poem written about this case.
Clio's beauty and	melodramatic posturing quickly capture Bart's attentions
Its	melodramatic promotional tagline was: "You have to be cr
Ipso Facto were a goth-inflected,	melodramatic psychedelic rock band.
t of Hiroki Kusumoto's story is the kind of	melodramatic, pulpy, dark fantasy one might have found i
But it does have enough of a	melodramatic pulse to keep you engaged in its story and,
stage in October, his show highlighted by a	melodramatic reenactment of his duel with Yellow Hair.
d casual viewers may be miffed not to get a	melodramatic replay of her affair with Aristotle Onassis
t famous for her role as "Melisande" in the	melodramatic romance war epic The Big Parade (1925), tha
he genial slave who is the narrator of this	melodramatic romance.
onorous voice that tuned well to softer and	melodramatic scenes on Kathakali stage.
n version has come to symbolize all that is	melodramatic, sentimental or mock-tragic.
It was a spoof of the cliched	melodramatic serials of the era.
Chef pitted chefs in contest, in relatively	melodramatic settings.
lives unfold are several recreations of the	melodramatic short stories Jo writes in her attic studio
The Devil's Disciple is a 1925	melodramatic silent film written and directed by Oscar M
The series was conceived as a flamboyant,	melodramatic soap opera and dealt with the lives of weal
n (also known as Yellow) is a 1931 American	melodramatic sports film directed by Edward Sedgwick and
A	melodramatic story and mystery...
ferno, in which a star-studded cast endures	melodramatic story lines as the audience awaits the inev
of the programme's run: combining standard	melodramatic storylines involving family drama, romance
"It was intentionally	melodramatic to conjure up an impression of incredible s
All we heard was his large, overly	melodramatic voice booming down his commands when he cam
The hosts spoke in a	melodramatic, woeful tone, and wore dark gothic clothes

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