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The fire that he showed as early as 1958's " Cat on a Hot Tin Roof " is still there, but if anything, at 73 he's even more boyish _ and yet he tempers that impishness with world-weariness.
Fans who could differentiate between impishness and arrogance knew they were witnessing a Muhammad Ali through it all; for half a dozen years, Tomba's talent was more than equal to the job of backing up his ( to some ) outrageous Italian Stallion behavior.
But he has a gleaming impishness of his own, never so evident as when he is hoodwinking a group of officious councilmen by turning them into a mellifluous barbershop quartet ( charmingly embodied by Michael-Leon Wooley, Jack Doyle, John Sloman and Blake Hammond ).
Behind the cool, the calm and the kid-like impishness of the largest American female Olympian ever _ she weighs about 300 pounds ( 136.08 kg ) _ is a dedicated, want-to-win athlete looking to prove in Athens she wasn't an one-Olympics wonder.
Some of the dialogue is funny, but elsewhere it's flat and rushed, and he seems to have run out of fresh ideas for court cases : Tonight's, about a black girl wanting to star in the musical " Annie, " works thanks only to the young actress'impishness.

In 2012 Max Hastings wrote that Szabo was " adored by the men and women of SOE both for her courage and endless infectious Cockney laughter ", while Leo Marks remembered her as " A dark-haired slip of mischief . . . . She had a Cockney accent which added to her impishness ".
When asked if she still felt she could win, the teenage enthusiasm and impishness of the past few days were missing . " Well, I mean, the conditions are going to get harder on this course, the scores are going to drop, " said Wie softly . " So I don't know ."
"Runteldat " begins with clips from Lawrence's career, when his eyes still shone with impishness . ( " Runteldat " refers to the star's admonition to " run and tell that _ the truth . " ) The retrospective includes film bits from " Bad Boys,"

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