If Obama had, in fact, been born out of wedlock, that would not have affected his eligibility for higher office, but it would have surely deglamorized him. ❋ Jack Cashill (2011)
Chastain's deglamorized look in Take Shelter as the loyal wife of a troubled construction worker, t-shirts and non-designer jeans with tousled mane, might be closer to the real Jessica. ❋ Regina Weinreich (2011)
The actress 'searing, deglamorized turn as a rape victim repeatedly attacked by the same perp over 15 years was scarier than anything she ever witnessed in Ghost Whisperer or I Know What You Did Last Summer. ❋ Unknown (2010)
That quote, by the way, is from the previous title holder, Anthony Bourdain, whose 2000 blockbuster, "Kitchen Confidential," hilariously deglamorized restaurants while simultaneously feeding the fire of public obsession with celebrity chefs. ❋ Unknown (2011)
In Stage Door Canteen, the stars not only performed for servicemen and servicewomen, but also cooked and waited tables for them in a wonderfully deglamorized setting. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In World War I huge armies were driven into trenches, "shovelry replaced chivalry" and war was deglamorized. ❋ Unknown (2008)
With a cast featuring deglamorized roles for Sharon Stone and Gillian Anderson, the movie is carried by the two young actors, the stolid Henson and the feisty Culkin, Macaulay's brother, who turns out to be the actor in the family. ❋ Unknown (2008)
This line is delivered by a totally deglamorized Mark Wahlberg. ❋ The Brillig Blogger (2008)
A third is that Vivas provides dynamic but offbeat and deglamorized watercolor illustrations — no gilt halos, no foil star, no flocked sheep. ❋ Unknown (2006)
There's an Arabic-speaking CIA agent left out in the cold by his handlers in Washington, played by a bearded, heavyset, deglamorized George Clooney. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The films ABIGAIL LESLIE IS BACK IN TOWN in which she played a deglamorized tomboy role and MISTY, shot back-to-back, followed in 1975-76. ❋ Unknown (2007)
As a historian, he believes in telling the unvarnished, deglamorized truth. ❋ Bevington, David (2002)
So Mr. West had to be deglamorized with fake teeth and other adjustments. ❋ By SARAH LYALL (2011)
