agnes browne造句

• When Ebert cheers the flimsy whimsy of Anjelica Huston's " Agnes Browne,"
• Typical of the genre is Anjelica Huston's 1999 film " Agnes Browne ".
• "Agnes Browne . " ( StMurray, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) . 12.
• The character, Agnes Browne, first appeared in stage plays, radio plays, books, and straight-to-DVD films.
• Neither did " Agnes Browne, " the story of an Irish widow juggling a big family.
• "Agnes Browne " is " Angela's Ashes"
• Q : You directed " Bastard Out of Carolina " and directed and produced " Agnes Browne ."
• "Agnes Browne " is an entertaining slice of blarney that has arrived in time for St . Patrick's Day.
• There's nothing really wrong with " Agnes Browne, " except a tendency to take a few easy, convenient outs.
• Others include Jim Sheridan, who co-produced " Agnes Browne " and directed " My Left Foot " and " The Boxer,"
• Both " Agnes Browne " and " The Closer You Get " deal good-humoredly with some of the hard knocks of Irish life.
• In 1999, " The Mammy " was adapted into a film titled " Agnes Browne " with Anjelica Huston playing the title character.
• But, endearing as Huston's gallant widow and mom in septuplicate may be, " Agnes Browne " is a bit too candied for credibility.
• Huston's title character in " Agnes Browne " comes to grips with life on the dole after her husband's death and a tragedy involving her best friend.
• MOVIES-BROWNE _ Movie review of " Agnes Browne, " story of Irish woman played by Anjelica Huston, who also directs . ( Ringel, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) . 15.
• Thorncastle Street and adjacent Bridge Street were used in the 1999 film " Agnes Browne " as the location for the market stall and church scenes beside the flat blocks.
• It names Agnes Browne and daughter Joan Browne ( or Vaughan ), Jane Lucas, Alce Harrys, Catherine Gardiner, and Alce Abbott and states they were jointly indicted for harming Belcher and Avery.
• Anjelica Huston's big-screen directorial debut, " Agnes Browne, " is a chronicle of an imperiled Irish family that could almost be described as a benevolent, feel-good version of " Angela's Ashes ."
• There are plenty of reasons to nit-pick this only-in-the-movies view of poverty, or you could step back, accept its flaws and still enjoy spending time with the unsinkable " Agnes Browne ."
• Based on co-screenwriter Brendan O'Carroll's novel " The Mammy, " which has its roots in a popular Irish radio serial, " Agnes Browne " will never be mistaken for " Angela's Ashes ."