Unbeknownst to Glickman, the clubfooted man had spiked his drink with LSD. ❋ Unknown (2005)
The Triplets of BellevilleDirected by Sylvain ChometThe tone of this droll, thrillingly odd animated film isn't easy to describe; neither is its loopy plot about a melancholy French cyclist named Champion who's being trained for the Tour de France by his clubfooted grandma. ❋ Unknown (2007)
It all begins with the misadventures of Julius Marantz, a clubfooted Jewish-American physicist who has invented an anti-gravity device. ❋ Unknown (2007)
It's an ambitious, clubfooted train wreck that only gets better with each viewing. ❋ Arbogast (2007)
And Dean told Carlo of unknown people in the West like Tommy Snark, the clubfooted poolhall rotation shark and cardplayer and queer saint. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Instead of calling over the waiter whoâd been serving drinks to the party all evening, the clubfooted man went to the bar himself and bought a Chartreuse for Glickman. ❋ Unknown (2005)
Another man sat in an ornate chair, sipping coffee, his legs crossed like a woman's: the clubfooted scarecrow Paul Joseph Goebbels, the state propaganda minister. ❋ Deaver, Jeffery (2004)
With no effort at all, I could slide right into the role of a mama who stays home and plays blocks with her babies, who reads them picture books and sings along with that poor misunderstood, clubfooted Barney. ❋ Jo-Ann Mapson (2001)
Those clubfooted Shadowmasters know I'm here but they don't know about you. ❋ Cook, Glen (1990)
He was clubfooted; I expect his kin had not cared to show him at the feast. ❋ Renault, Mary (1978)
Jake was clubfooted, lumbering, with his jaws grown into great jowls of bone, his arms elongated and ending in hooks. ❋ Lee Tarbell (N/A)
I did not think that I had any of the qualities necessary for such a thing, being neither humpbacked nor clubfooted, neither a giant nor a dwarf. ❋ Various (N/A)
That, then, was why the young lieutenant had glanced down at my feet at the station at Goch, The messenger he had come to meet, the bearer of the document, the man of power and authority, was clubfooted, and I was he! ❋ Valentine Williams (1914)
But we have no earthly chance of getting through at present: our clubfooted pal will see to that all right. ❋ Valentine Williams (1914)
But seeing I was free of any physical deformity, to say nothing of the fact that I in no way resembled the clubfooted man I had seen on the platform at Rotterdam, why had the young lieutenant accepted me so readily? ❋ Valentine Williams (1914)
He has one shoulder higher than the other, and his left arm is pretty badly disabled, but he's neither hunchbacked nor clubfooted. ❋ Unknown (1912)
But Foster was not eaten up by Old Brin -- of course his pursuer was the clubfooted bear -- and something extraordinary must have happened to save him. ❋ Allen Kelly (1885)
He had been caught in a steel trap and partly crippled by the loss of a toe and other mutilation of a front paw, and his clubfooted track was readily recognizable and served to identify him. ❋ Allen Kelly (1885)
Of course he was called "Old Clubfoot" and "Reelfoot" by people who did not know him, just as every big Grizzly has been called in California since the clubfooted-bear myth became part of the folk lore of the Golden State, but his feet were all sound and whole. ❋ Allen Kelly (1885)
For several years the clubfooted Grizzly ranged the Sierra Nevada from ❋ Allen Kelly (1885)
