harriet craig造句

• "Harriet Craig " probably always seemed ripe for spoofing.
• She was embodied by Joan Crawford in " Harriet Craig, " the 1950 movie adaptation of " Craig's Wife,"
• The occasion for the metamorphosis is a musical drama ( well, sort of ) entitled, " Lypsinka Is Harriet Craig !"
• With " Craig's Wife " ( 1925 ), Kelly's satire grew more severe; Harriet Craig destroys her marriage through her possessiveness and materialism.
• There is a challenge in that title, since for the kind of person who is a Lypsinka fan there has always been only one Harriet Craig.
• After helping Koch on the psychological themes and rewriting some of the scenes for his screenplay for " Easy Come, Easy Go ", and " Harriet Craig ".
• A radio adaptation was produced by Orson Welles'Campbell Playhouse on CBS Radio, airing on March 10, 1940, and featuring Welles as Walter Craig, and Ann Harding as Harriet Craig.
• Previously filmed in 1928, " Craig's Wife " was remade in 1950 as " Harriet Craig ", rewritten ( and updated ) as a vehicle for Joan Crawford and co-starring Wendell Corey.
• "Goodbye, My Fancy " was the third and last cinematic collaboration between Sherman and Crawford, the first two being " Harriet Craig " and " The Damned Don't Cry ! " in 1950.
• In fact, the production often feels like the giddy dialogue you have with movies like " Harriet Craig " in your own mind when you come across them late at night on television.
• In a similar way, his " Harriet Craig " becomes a free-ranging commentary on perceptions of feminine identity, stardom and sexuality in the 1950s, while retaining the hokey high spirits of your standard drag burlesque.
• Epperson ( Harriet Craig ), Varla Jean Merman ( Claire Raymond ), Jay Rogers ( Lottie ), Colleen O'Neill ( Walter Craig ), Stephen Pell ( Mrs . Harold ), and Russell Scott Lewis ( Billy Burkemeyer ).
• The tall, serpentine Harriet Craig of this silly but smart production, directed by Kevin Malony and adapted from the movie by one S . P . Ellbound, does not look like the mid-period Crawford, who was all sharp edges and gridiron shoulders.
• In the recent " Lypsinka Is Harriet Craig ! " drag performer John Epperson threw images of Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, Katharine Hepburn, Susan Hayward, Edward G . Robinson and Jennifer Holliday into a Cuisinart and came up with something scathingly funny and yet somehow reverent toward these stars.