Ms. Russell's character, Hildy Johnson, is a fast-talking, wisecracking reporter.
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Coker's Cage (Mike Colter) isn't angry or a fast-talking jive dispenser.
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Mexican officials had miscalculated, Garibo, the fast-talking professor, would later explain.
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Refinery29: There's this hilarious, fast-talking Robin Williams who his audience loves.
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But the cowboy hat–festooned contestants take their fast-talking pretty seriously.
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Donald Trump is no longer some fast-talking celebrity/reality TV star.
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His powers — swimming fast, talking to fish — surely paled next to Superman's.
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And you're just the fast-talking guy in between, that's all you are.
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Elman is observant, fast-thinking, fast-talking; he doesn't seem to miss much.
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In the midst of this mêlée is a fast-talking Brit, Tim Steiner.
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When we went into the interview, typically YC is fast talking, high pressure.
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"I have no worry about mercury," bragged the fast-talking Syarafuddin Iskandar, 58.
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The Star Wars droid was envisioned as a fast-talking, wise-cracking robot.
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" Stone also called Charles Blow a "fast talking arrogant fake news piece of shit !
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He's a fast-talking New Yorker who lobs insults with the best of them.
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Collin's best friend is a fast-talking hustler, a short-tempered shit-starter, and white.
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I compare all fast-talking, fast-walking political soaps to the late Shonda Rhimes sudser.
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Their stages were full of overbearing fathers, frustrated sons, fast-talking salesmen and broken dreams.
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Well, now there's some good news for fans of the fast-talking Rory and Lorelai.
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Fast-talking and loud, he has been an elected union representative for over a decade.
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Sunday Routine In the 210s, Howard Bloom was a fast-talking, headline-making music publicist.
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But today the fast-talking economist with the gecko stud in his ear has everyone's attention.
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It contains 24 seconds of a fast-talking Iowan describing his state in pretty generic terms.
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It's official, the fast-talking Bunheads alum Sutton Foster and husband Ted Griffin are new parents.
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Mr. Dimon — a pushy, fast-talking New Yorker of Greek heritage — is not to everyone's taste.
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Saul, as he was originally written, really was a soulless, fast-talking slickster, and that was it.
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Mr Rivera is 38, a fast-talking lawyer who already has a dozen years' experience in politics.
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It's the fast-talking, ever-hustling Dodson who is the best of this novel's many comic highlights.
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Fast-talking and fatuous, self-important and servile, he embodied the "commedia dell'arte" of Trump's dysfunctional crew.
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Brosnahan took home the Emmy last year for her role as fast-talking, hilarious and charismatic Midge.
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But the Mademoiselle staffers -- Spade among them -- were the wild cards, generally young, fast-talking, slightly too loud.
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A sharp, fast-talking man, Useni is the doctor in charge of IDP care for the whole state.
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Mei is a Grade-A Amy Sherman-Palladino character: fast-talking, impeccably dressed, and just a little quirky.
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Yes, I get that, but I'm just saying, you're not the fast-talking, deal-making, that kind of thing.
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But they weren't the only actors who rose to fame after appearing on the fast-talking mother-daughter drama.
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Watch it if you like 30 Rock, or any of Tina Fey's other fast-talking, pop culture-infused creations.
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Are you the fast-talking, fast-emailing CEO of a construction firm who occasionally needs to visit building sites?
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Mr. Chen, a fast-talking, fresh-faced lawyer from eastern China, was already well-known online before the outbreak.
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A fast-talking, vivid character, Bliss is obsessed with horse racing and fond of translating its verities to politics.
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"The Israeli media is clearly biased against the government and the right wing," the fast-talking Segal told BuzzFeed News.
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He's joined by a hologram of his old roommate and a stylish, fast-talking humanoid that evolved from his cat.
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Jeff Bridges, who was twenty-four at the time, plays Lightfoot, a fast-talking, freewheeling, fun-loving drifter and grifter.
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"This is how life is for us," said Zhu Haoming, 58, a brash, fast-talking man with an easy smile.
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And the fast-talking hosts often interrupt an episode to present mini-documentaries about the history of a particular biscuit.
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Still, it's clear that not all critics were charmed by the fast-talking blue blur from Sega's beloved video games.
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He has this personal affect of like an '80s Wall Street banker, very fast-talking and funny and sexist and profane.
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What drives its story is Rory and Lorelai and their relationship, and the trailer shows them at their fast-talking best.
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As a drama, Pitch at times seems to be aiming for a fast-talking West Wing ensemble vibe, but at others,
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For others, the hand gesture has become something readily picked up by fast-talking New Yorkers, both Italian and not alike.
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Elite Western gamblers and rattled casino bosses know her as Kelly, a fast-talking, sunglasses-wearing advantage player in her 40s.
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This fast-talking mouse is completely left out of the movie, even though he's Dumbo's closest pal in the 1941 film.
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Up next, the highly anticipated return of the fast-talking Lorelai and Rory in the currently filming postscript, Gilmore Girls: Seasons.
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Marjanovic is a fast-talking, 7-foot-3 fan favorite whose hulking presence can only increase his fellow Serbian's comfort level.
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So make some coffee, coffee, coffee and prepare yourself for six hours of fast-talking fun with Lorelai, Rory and Emily Gilmore.
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Star Rachel Brosnahan took home a lead actress award for her unstoppable, fast-talking, housewife-turned-burgeoning stand-up Miriam "Midge" Maisel.
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But, during Gilmore's eight-year run, the fast-talking, coffee-slurping, women-powered series only received one Emmy nomination: Outstanding Makeup. Makeup.
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There was an air of mystery to Seles, the fast-talking giggly young Yugoslavian with a penchant for disguises and missed appearances.
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"The Canadian market, the US market, it's all the same," said Brian Allen, a fast-talking realtor from Orange County in California.
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Forced to find work elsewhere, Roman awkwardly links up with George Pierce (Colin Farrell), a slick, fast-talking protégé of his boss.
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Of course, my mom didn't know her bookish but fast-talking elder son was in some abominable alleyway trying to score perico.
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James Smith, a fast-talking, cowboy-boot clad veteran of the Marines, moved to Houston from Florida after the 2008 housing crash.
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At Sherman-Palladino's best, she wrote around emotions: What was most important was what remained unsaid in the slew of fast-talking.
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These days, political parties are seen not as natural habitats for idealists but for fast-talking and often hypocritical opportunists and careerists.
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Nikil Viswanathan is a hyper-connected, fast-talking 32-year-old with a record of turning simple consumer apps into viral success.
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With some help from your favorite fast-talking gals, you can easily pass along the perfect message for all the upcoming special occasions.
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Participants say fast-talking, commission-paid sales representatives often run these events, emphasizing the merits of timeshares as investments and downplaying their shortcomings.
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The Night Of, with its solemn, contemplative moments, is in such stark contrast to the fast talking, minutiae-focused dramas like The Wire.
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" On abolishing private health insurance, a well-prepared, fast-talking candidate might say, as Mayor Buttigieg did, "Medicare for all who want it.
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The fast talking is crucial to Gilmore Girls' whimsy and charm; it makes the show feel like a His Girl Friday screwball throwback.
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Cover Story Newly married at 60, the actor who knows how to deliver a one-liner throws himself into a fast-talking comedy.
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Played to shifty perfection by standup comedian Robert Powell III, the fast-talking hustler Bibby traps Al in a bottle episode of sorts.
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Blanchett turns Bernadette into a fast-talking force, someone who vents at people -- whether old friends or strangers -- in long bursts of dialogue.
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His conversational skills are hallmarks of his native Dongbei, the northeastern part of China that's known for a culture of fast-talking entertainers.
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Cambridge, England (CNN Business)IBM's fast-talking AI machine was the major attraction of a sell-out debate at Cambridge University on Thursday.
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And for those of us used to seeing Washington as the fast-talking Olivia Pope on Scandal, it was a welcome (and hilarious!) change.
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While Lorelai may not be the best phone operator, Graham has quite the soothing voice when she's not portraying the fast-talking inn owner.
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Alexis Bledel's role as Ofglen in The Handmaid's Tale couldn't be more different than the fast-talking, coffee-chugging character that made her famous.
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In less than a year, her business partners say, she has accumulated 44 million followers, across multiple platforms, with her fast-talking satirical videos.
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Here, in edited exchanges, they trade advice on taking chances, fast-talking roles and surviving the run-up to the Tonys on June 903.
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On Thursday, Michael Warren of The Weekly Standard unmasked the previously anonymous writer as a "fast-talking 47-year-old intellectual" named Michael Anton.
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He directed six features in 1932 and in 1933, most of them rowdy entertainments featuring fast-talking tough guys and equally cynical fallen women.
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They were ripped off by fast-talking health insurance hucksters; it was clear this was the health care challenge of the day for seniors.
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He's made a name for himself as a lib-owning, fast-talking logician, the sort of pundit who thrives in the age of Twitter.
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My impressions at the time: That fast-talking style is fine for a 1940s screwball comedy, but after about five minutes, it's an overused gimmick.
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He said patients may get mixed messages from optimistic doctors, the skeptical internet and even drug commercials, whose fast-talking voiceovers list off side effects.
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As a fast-talking car salesman rattles off a flurry of numbers, it can be hard to make sense of whether it's a "good" offer.
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Mr. Adler said it was Mr. Brown who told executives at Def Jam about Chuck D, and also the fast-talking hype man Flavor Flav.
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Mr. Sylvest, a fast-talking 50-year-old, offered tips on how best to share videos streamed directly from drones to commanders on the ground.
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New Hartford, Iowa (CNN)Inside this barren, dimly-lit community center, a fast-talking Ted Cruz decided to play a bit of offense Saturday evening.
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We went looking for a real-life Saul Goodman and found Howard Greenberg—a fast-talking, boundary-pushing, notoriously eccentric criminal defense attorney in Brooklyn.
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That jeweler, Howard "Howie Bling" Ratner, is played by Adam Sandler with enough fast-talking verve and dirtbag charm to power Manhattan ten times over.
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I adore the show's pilot, which opened with a fast-talking Harrison (RIP) convincing Quinn (Katie Lowes) to work for the legendary Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington).
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Elected to the state Senate in 28, the high-idling, fast-talking Ojeda became a friend to teachers during their fight for better pay and benefits.
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Marty's impeccably furnished house of cards comes crashing down in the premiere, forcing the fast-talking money man to hatch a scheme to save his life.
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Carton, then thirty-eight, was a well-travelled, fast-talking shock jock with a knack for the rhythms and the provocations of free-form talk radio.
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A relative of Zambia's first president, the fast-talking 29-year-old runs Billionaire Farmer Agric Solutions, supplying vegetable seedlings across Zambia and in neighboring countries.
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Maybe Interapt was associated with some big-government, Obama-era program, or maybe it was a fraud pulled on rural towns by fast-talking city people.
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But for lawyers, there's a surprising favorite: "My Cousin Vinny," the 1992 vehicle for Joe Pesci as a fast-talking, underachieving lawyer in a Southern courtroom.
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Mr. Collins, a fast-talking conservative, is arguing that Mr. Berke is not a full committee employee, and therefore ineligible to question witnesses under the rules.
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He chose Kristen Waggoner, the fast-talking, always-smiling head of the group's legal affairs in the US, to argue the baker's case before the Supreme Court.
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When the new season begins this Sunday, fans have been told to expect a version of the Doctor who's high-spirited, fast-talking, warm-hearted, and funny.
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A fast-talking young surgeon in New Haven gave him the bad news: the procedure couldn't be done, he was too likely to die on the table.
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From Taystee's tender but tumultuous friendship with BFF Poussey to her poisonous relationship with surrogate mom Vee, the charming and fast-talking Brooks touches on it all.
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The fast-talking comedian Gary Owen revisits his early days as a military police officer and riffs on race in this new special, his fourth for Showtime.
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As New York City jeweler Howard Ratner, he's a fast-talking dealmaker with a bit of a gambling problem and a family he's not really attending to.
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The director's new film, "High Flying Bird," stars André Holland as a fast-talking basketball agent who proposes a bold business move to his rookie client. Feb.
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It's ostensibly filled by Sonny Burch (Walton Goggins), who, in the best way possible, is a caricature of many of the fast-talking roles Goggins has played before.
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Now the actress, 49, is reprising her role as half of the fast-talking mother-daughter duo for a reboot of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.
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Beyond that, Rubio's demeanor the entire evening was bizarre, characterized by nervous fast talking and super-quick transitions between topics, which made him seem like a manic rambler.
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Fast-talking, all-knowing, and quick to break into song, Yakko spoke to and for a kind of familial ADHD that existed within himself and many young viewers.
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He's looking for fast-talking car mechanic Gaby Teller (Alicia Vikander), whose former Nazi scientist father may be helping a group of international terrorists build a nuclear weapon.
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As it expanded, Crazy Eddie also became famous for a memorable series of commercials starring an exuberant, fast-talking man many falsely believed to be Mr. Antar himself.
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It was salty and earthy, delicately crumbly — and served by a passionate, fast-talking man who revered the process of making this cheese as much as its history.
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Top Gun — released 30 years ago, on May 16, 1986 — is a smirking fantasy of fast-talking macho men, fighter jets, and the women who love them both.
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And while Trump promised a "phenomenal" tax plan within his first 100 days in office, he keeps fast-talking around the fact that the deadline is slipping away.
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The foul-mouthed, fast-talking Ashley Too, by contrast, comes across as a generic robot sidekick and has little in common with the offstage Ashley from the early scenes.
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But it is a practice most campaigns don't replicate -- though Clinton's does -- and effectively serves to limit the ability of reporters seeking to pin down the fast-talking senator.
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Oh Suk-young, 5, is a fast-talking craftsman who has been plating cases and repairing watches for more than 21986 years, 103 of them in his shop here.
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A fast-talking native of Rockland County, N.Y., Mr. Elias, 49, joined the Washington office of Perkins Coie shortly after graduating from the Duke University Law School in 1993.
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Justin Gatlin, the fast-talking American whose comments have sometimes inspired Bolt to rise up and hit the weight room, is 35 and running slower than in recent seasons.
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If the "Empire" premiere was predictive of the rest of Season 6, all of the characters, including Jamal, will be overshadowed by the brash, fast-talking "Empire" matriarch, Cookie.
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Focused and fast-talking, the doctor lists off challenges now hindering the island health facility, which was "running like a machine" since she took over the area this summer.
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The video also includes quite a few fun Pine factoids unrelated to the beloved fast-talking series, plus the celebrity impersonation we least expected to see (spoiler: it's Winston Churchill).
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But her character, who is the only Black girl on the show, is positioned as a fast-talking, sass-mouth—a long-running trope that silos her within racial stereotypes.
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His friend, Mr. Biagini, himself having found success as a longtime body double for Robin Williams, visited and marveled at how far his fast-talking fellow space geek had come.
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At the expo, Ry and Ron run into Polly D., a vampiric, fast-talking journo on the hunt for a scoop who holds her own in the one-liner stakes.
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What's worse is that the slur comes courtesy of a fast-talking New Yorker who never showed any concern for white Southerners, rich or poor, before he ran for president.
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For all you fast-talking thought leaders and professionals, the update is rolling out to iOS and Android devices now, and should be available to everyone in the next few weeks.
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A fast-talking 30-something Brooklynite with a Ph.D. from Yale, Weigel's work combines her interest in sex, gender, and feminism, with a critical and witty analysis of our technology culture.
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The Nice Guys sprang from the mind of Shane Black (Lethal Weapon, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang), so the fact that it's a slick, fast-talking action movie comes as no surprise.
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Ms. Mine, whose Billy is brash and fast-talking, if not obviously turned on by his own all-female clientele, said becoming male for the stage is like any other acting.
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In the middle of a live broadcast, the fast-talking host of a "Mad Money"-style show is taken hostage, along with his crew, including the producer, played by Julia Roberts.
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In the time since she first embodied the fast-talking single mom, the CW replaced the WB, Netflix became an alternative to cable channels and iPhones turned into a common accessory.
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The results of his efforts are 500-750 feet long tracks, which are really engaging to watch, especially with the addition of fast-talking sports commentary (which Bakker credits to Greg Woods).
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As fast-talking founders pitch to deep-pocketed investors, junior staff back at the co-working space maintain simple spreadsheets with investors' names and the number and type of shares they hold.
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We find out that his fast-talking personality is basically a result of 10 years of intense isolation, having to hide from the townspeople and keep himself entertained by talking to himself.
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Brady, a fast-talking chemist in his late 210s who sports a graying buzz cut and rimless glasses, has a wry, self-deprecating humor that belies the single-minded determination of his quest.
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"I had to do some fast talking to get it," he said, explaining how he reassured a suspicious police officer that he had gotten an O.K. from the monsignor of the historic church.
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Maisel, a new comedy about a fast-talking gal (which sounds familiar) who ditches her dreams of achieving housewife perfection in 1950s New York City to pursue standup comedy (which sounds less so).
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The former University of Miami football player and professional wrestler, who plays an NFL player turned fast-talking financial manager in the show, described the news as "pretty cool" in an Instagram video.
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But Mr. Akhmetshin, a gregarious, fast-talking man with a sharp sense of humor, was a skilled practitioner in the muscular Russian version of what in American politics is known as opposition research.
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It's true, we've gone down the deepest, darkest path of Google search to find anything that satiated our fast-talking, junk-food loving, Gilmore Girls-craving and (good news!) we may have found it.
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The fast-talking Horbaczewski, 35, helped turn Tough Mudders, a quirky half marathon in which people pay to slog through artificial quagmires, into a more than $100 million business as its chief revenue officer.
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That's the only reason to send troops, no matter how many fast-talking Trump surrogates tell you otherwise on CNN or MSNBC or behind a podium with the presidential seal during a press briefing.
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For those who haven't seen Atlantis: The Lost Empire, it's a non-musical Disney animated movie about a geeky, fast-talking cartographer/linguist (that's Milo!) who's obsessed with finding the lost city of Atlantis.
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Separately, the fast-talking Renzi warmly welcomed the victory of centrist Emmanuel Macron in the first round of the French presidential election on Sunday, saying they were both fighting populists and trying "to change Europe".
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Having spent several years working on this project, Hughes opens with the Brooklyn-born, fast-talking Iovine and Compton legend Dre entering into a $3-billion deal with Apple to acquire Beats Electronics in 2014.
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Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, Netflix's revival from creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and husband Dan Palladino, is chock-full of modern call outs from the fast-talking mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory.
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Following in the footsteps of past "Stranger Things" guest stars like Matthew Modine, Sean Astin and Paul Reiser is Cary Elwes, who in Season 3 plays Larry Kline, the fast-talking mayor of Hawkins, Ind.
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When Metcalf took on that part, opposite David Suchet in Anthony Page's West End revival, she was flat-voiced, fast-talking, blank-eyed and utterly out of sync with the male actors who surrounded her.
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One such comedy, "Gold Diggers of 1933" (March 20), stars the fast-talking trio of Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler, and Aline MacMahon as struggling chorines in search of paying jobs and even more lucrative marriages.
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The television spots often featured a fast-talking, excited radio announcer named Jerry Carroll, whose arms would flail and spray like sparks from his chest as he sprinted through the great deals waiting for customers.
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The fast-talking family drama ended after seven seasons, but while we may have bid farewell to Rory, Lorelai, and the rest of the Stars Hollow gang in 2007, the Gilmore rumor mill hasn't stopped churning.
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On his full-length début, "No Mountains in Manhattan," from 2017, he sounded like the protagonist of a Harmony Korine fever dream, a tiny, petulant charmer fast-talking his way through bodega lines and subway stations.
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The fast-talking but good-hearted Rollo affectionately called Fred "Pops," but Fred viewed him with skepticism and sometimes hostility because he thought Rollo, who had spent time in jail, was a bad influence on Lamont.
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At 5 foot 4, this fast-talking, 49-year-old mother of two is barely a few months into the job and is already being whispered about as the possible first female prime minister of Ireland.
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Unlike his predecessor, Barack Obama, a low-key ironist from the mellow shores of Oahu, the incumbent is a fast-talking agitator from New York, a city of 19903 million people and, seemingly, three million shrinks.
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And the 1978 Superman film drew inspiration from the adult humor of 1930s fast-talking screwball comedies, with Clark Kent / Superman (Christopher Reeve) and hard-nosed reporter Lois Lane (Margot Kidder) exchanging witty quips between super-flights.
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Back then, David Haye was the coming man in British boxing, the good-looking and fast-talking talk show favourite that we thought might restore the glamour division to the heights not seen since Lewis and Bruno.
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The celebrity website CMZ is populated by wide-eyed, fast-talking bloggers played by Eric Andre, Mike Birbiglia, and Will Arnett, slurping out of ever-larger Big Gulps as they breathlessly dissect Conner's mishaps of the day.
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But he hears every kind of matrimonial case, and on Wednesday, he was a stern, fast-talking presence, chiding an estranged couple for relying too much on attorneys rather than working out small issues face to face.
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The Flames have never caused safety or security problems at the school, said Mr. Papa, a fast-talking, compact man who is well known in the local housing projects where outsiders are often met with hard stares.
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Mr. Doueiri, an energetic, fast-talking man with salt-and-pepper curls that tumble over his ears and eyes, said his own life had left him attuned to how people's backgrounds could shape their perception of reality.
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Near my end of the table was Mr. Baker's back-of-house partner, Martin; Gail Elliot (an elegant former model) and her husband, Joe Coffey; and another expat, the fast-talking native New Yorker Kelly Leighton Ackerman.
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Dressed in dark suit and tie, Netanyahu, 69, sat at a desk, a map of the Middle East in the background, and made his appeal in a rapid and imploring cadence worthy of fast-talking, "infomercial" pitchmen.
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It has somehow been 270 days since the straight-shootin', fast-talking, sentient New York stereotype Anthony Scaramucci was appointed as the White House Communications Director and, unbelievably, it has been 260 days since he was fired.
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Having gone to ground after the referendum defeat, the fast-talking Renzi reignited a public relations campaign last week, and on Monday raised the prospect of a return to government, pledging to fix notoriously high taxes if elected.
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And in true Anderson style, the short is full of his quirky nuances you'll love — fast talking on retro phones, urgent walking with low camera angle shots, a diligent assistant closely following the leader (you get the idea).
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"It's also nice when she was playing as she's a great champion and she is always inspiring a lot of players," the fast-talking Latvian told Reuters in an interview in the run-up to the grasscourt major.
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Richard T. Jones, meanwhile, fields the rather thankless role of the sober-minded detective trying to corral this fast-talking mogul and curb his impulsiveness, which starts when he offers a huge reward to find his kid's killer.
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To argue it does sounds more like legislative sleight-of-hand coming from a fast-talking K Street lobbyist but it's been enough to derail the only thing that for the moment can set things right in Arizona.
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After all, why settle for a fast-talking satire about a high school election; a more serious treatment of wealth, illness and emotional turmoil; or a showcase for the musical talents of "Dear Evan Hansen" star Ben Platt?
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Zosia Mamet plays the fast-talking, quick-witted and overly accessorized Shoshanna Shapiro on the hit HBO show, Girls, but off-screen, the actress is so far separated from her character (think: easygoing, down-to-earth and super casual).
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Gilmore Girls has always belonged to the characters, and as long as Rory and Lorelai are the same fast-talking, ride-or-die mother and daughter they have always been, fans should forgive the set seeming a tad askew.
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A journalist with the soul of a mythmaker, Runyon wrote about the exotic fauna of Broadway around the area he called "the Roaring Forties," with its two-bit bootleggers and natty bookies, its fast-talking gangsters and softhearted broads.
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Assigned to a town in deepest Durango, a barren terrain where "even the buzzards are lonely," as his colleague Anibal (Bruno Bichir) puts it, the well-meaning Pedro is easily dissuaded by fast-talking drivers from enforcing minor infractions.
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Francesa, with an encyclopedic knowledge of sports and a baritone Long Island dialect, and Russo, a raspy and excitable fast-talking sports fanatic, unkempt in appearance and sometimes behavior, would appear on the radio dial every weekday at 245:26 p.m.
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A Jewish-American journalist who worked under Mr Lipsky fondly recalls the mix of staff: Hasidim from Brooklyn who laboured in Yiddish; secular American Jews who put out the English edition; fast-talking, conspiracy-minded Russians who wrote in their language.
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A fast-talking southern conservative, Collins has been in office for three terms but he's held his current role on the Judiciary Committee leadership role for about seven months, during which he's been the top voice pushing back against chairman Rep.
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In a stark sign of the change, Martin Sorrell, the fast-talking boss of the world's biggest advertising group WPP, gave aspiring creatives a master class on the industry and how they can develop it on the communist-run island.
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A fast-talking former mathematician who scaled the heights of the ruthless world of post-Soviet business and politics, Berezovsky clashed with Putin soon after his election in 2000 and fled to Britain where he became his most vociferous enemy.
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Wyatt, of course, has spent his years since being called up from NXT as one of WWE's almost-men, a fast-talking weirdo with bags of potential to be the promotion's next big heel, if only someone would pull the trigger.
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Los Angeles (CNN)Even before he became famous as the fast-talking, trash-talking, in-your-face attorney representing Stormy Daniels in her sexually-charged lawsuit against the President, Michael J. Avenatti had achieved an enviable degree of success and notoriety.
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Tomi Lahren, a fiery, fast-talking rising star in conservative media, on Friday sued her employer and its founder, the right-wing media personality Glenn Beck, claiming they fired her to retaliate after she revealed her support for abortion rights.
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But in the tape, the fast-talking polemicist is clear that he has no problem with older men abusing children as young as 13, which he then conflates with relationships between older and younger gay men who are of consenting age.
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CHATEAUROUX, France (Reuters) - The winner of France's presidential election debate this week was a fast-talking, maverick leftist whose policies would prove just as much a shock to financial markets as those of the more prominent leader of the far right.
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But this time around, there was a sense of urgency (bordering on the frantic) in Rubio's fast-talking, policy-crammed debate-stage performance – like a boy, pocket change in hand, chasing an ice cream truck that's racing past his street.
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Whether that's the everyday life of improbably rich young millionaires like Jake Paul, a high school dropout from Westlake, Ohio, or PewDiePie, a skinny, fast-talking Swede whose real name is Felix Arvid Ulf Kjellberg, YouTube seeks to serve a need.
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So although she's come to embody the quintessential Valley Girl (yes, yes, we know she's from Beverly Hills) she can be more productively characterized as a direct descendent of the fast-talking dames that populated films of the 30s and 40s.
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Reuters spoke altogether to six people who worked with Mutko over the years; they described a fast-talking fixer who got things done and had a knack for taking run-down sporting institutions and giving them a touch of success and glamor.
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The actress — who reprised her role as the fast-talking Lorelai when Gilmore Girls headed to Netflix for a revival season — admitted during a talk at 92Y that season 8's A Year In the Life was likely the show's swan song.
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On a press tour earlier this week, Branded Arts' youthful, fast-talking founder Warren Brand explained that it would take 45 gallons of acrylic paint and 43,200 cans of aerosol to complete the 160-foot long mural, the largest of the bunch.
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Fast-talking comedy isn't always Clooney's strong point – in his movies for the Coen Brothers, he has a rattling briskness that can seem forced – but here he's deadpan smooth even as Lee plays around his set with props, video screens and backup dancers.
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"If we don't change course, like, now, then the future of the young generation and all future generations is quite simply in the toilet," said the fast-talking, blue-haired Rezo in the video, in which he wore an orange hooded top.
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"I thought, this is an opportunity to do something that can make a difference," said Mr. Bottura, 53, a fast-talking blur of a man whose restaurant in Modena, Osteria Francescana, recently earned the top award from the World's 50 Best Restaurants.
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Chris Robbins, the workshop supervisor, is an enthusiastic, fast-talking local who at 14, when other boys "were interested in girls and video games," pestered a broom maker at a craft fair until he agreed to give him two hours of instruction.
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Fans of 2212s comedies about fast-talking journalists won't want to miss this screening of "Blessed Event," adapted from a stage play produced in the wake of the success of "The Front Page" and starring Lee Tracy as a Walter Winchell-esque columnist.
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On West 47th Street, New York Loan Company visitors edge past fast-talking gold hawkers, jewelry hustlers, murmurs of Yiddish slang and ever-present police to enter the gleaming 35-story International Gem Tower, where the pawnshop is on the third floor.
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Mr. Vidrine was pilloried in the 2016 movie "Deepwater Horizon," in which he was portrayed by John Malkovich as a strutting, fast-talking manager with a Louisiana accent as thick as gumbo who was in a rush to complete the ill-fated well.
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Doug Collins, Republican of Georgia, the ranking member Fast-talking, ambitious and a fierce defender of the president in the Capitol and on Fox News, Mr. Collins, 53, has lately been in the news over a dispute between Mr. Trump and Gov.
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The island is filled with all sorts of strange characters pulled straight from something like a David Lynch film: A masked wrestler training to recover his "lost fighting spirit," a fast-talking comedian, a girl with a pet pink crocodile, another different masked wrestler.
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He was a fast-talking genius, playboy, billionaire, soon-to-be philanthropist played by the comeback kid himself Robert Downey Jr. Marvel's "Iron Man" arrived in theaters in 24 just as rival DC's gritty Dark Knight trilogy, directed by Christopher Nolan, was making its bow.
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Sin-Dee and Alexandra — a couple of fast-talking and fast-walking transgender sex workers played with exuberant heart by Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor — scour Hollywood for the woman Sin-Dee's boyfriend (and pimp) stepped out with while Sin-Dee was in jail.
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The writers over at GQ have already dreamed up their ideal cast, with Lady Gaga playing the fast-talking Sicilian mob wife Robin Colombo and Jameela Jamil as the psychic whom Jacobson consults during his deepest phases of paranoia while pulling off his con.
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Sin-Dee and Alexandra — a couple of fast-talking and fast-walking transgender prostitutes played with exuberant heart by Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor — scour Hollywood for the woman Sin-Dee's boyfriend (and pimp) stepped out with while Sin-Dee was in jail.
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There, it is true, the two main parties are in fierce battle: Sadiq Khan, a fast-talking Labour politician, is comfortably ahead in the polls, though he might succumb to Zac Goldsmith, his patrician Tory rival, if he fails to turn his voters out on the day.
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Co-written and directed by "Veep" creator Armando Iannucci, this fast-talking Iraq War satire introduced Iannucci's scabrously funny voice to Americans, who instantly recognized his cast of backbiting underlings and their knife-fighting bosses, even if they reported to Tony Blair instead of George Bush.
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It stars George Clooney as Lee Gates — a fast-talking, Wall Street TV personality who suddenly finds himself in a hostage situation when a viewer who lost his entire savings on one stock enters his TV studio during a live broadcast and holds him at gunpoint.
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Plus, we're also exclusively debuting the first look at Miles' roommate, the fast-talking Chip "The Colonel" Martin (Denny Love), gifted hip-hop emcee friend Takumi Hikohito (Jay Lee), intimidating Dean Starnes nicknamed "The Eagle" (Timothy Simons) and more of the various characters living at Culver Creek Prep.
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When he started doing standup at 14, the most influential comic in America was Eddie Murphy, whose fast-talking profane swagger was widely imitated and amplified when "Def Comedy Jam" (originally hosted by Martin Lawrence, another D.C. product) brought black club comedy to a national audience on HBO.
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Employing sleight of hand, some fast talking, and a lot of tall tales, it exaggerates the legend until the illusion takes on a life of its own, turning into the promised "fever dream" that, while admittedly stuffed with some truly excellent musical setpieces, has something sinister at its core.
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The fascinatingly quirky, fast-talking, and easily excitable Shosh spent the show's six seasons bubbling over with energy, but Zosia Mamet, the actress who played her, is more like the poster child of chill, whether she's getting ready in the morning, picking her next project, or dyeing her hair.
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And while US Republicans are radically further right than the UK's Conservative Party, if Britons vote to keep in office their own yellow-haired, fast-talking populist -- a man estranged from the truth and contemptuous of the press -- well, what isn't there for Trump to love about that?
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ATLANTA — On a recent weekday afternoon, the fast-talking entrepreneur and advertising executive Gary Vaynerchuk, better known as Gary Vee, jumped out of an Escalade and marched into a recording studio an hour later than he was supposed to, trailed by a videographer as if he was the talent.
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Pour yourself a cup of coffee and prepare to settle in for some fast talking, because I have some very exciting news for you: We finally know when Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life will debut — and we've got the first peek at what it's going to look like.
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But Preacher knows the fans it's catering to, and it takes plenty of time away from Jesse to hang out with comic favorites Cassidy (Joseph Gilgun), a fast-talking Irish vampire with an even bigger drinking problem than Jesse; and Tulip (Ruth Negga), the preacher's rough-and-tumble former lover.
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The problem is that practically all of this -- including Floyd's fast-talking, anything-for-a-buck agent (Utkarsh Ambudkar) -- feels recycled from other sources, perhaps most notably the 1987 movie "Hollywood Shuffle," in which Robert Townsend played a young performer grappling with whether to debase himself in pursuit of steady acting work.
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MacMurray, who is best known for the obsessed sap he played a decade later, in "Double Indemnity" (Stanwyck's vicious, ankle-sexy adulteress pulls him in), is lean and fast-talking here, a man who takes nothing seriously and converts the hard-pressed working girl to his way of dealing with the world.
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A fast-talking, 38-year-old Indian American with an all-black wardrobe and a preternatural ability to go viral on Twitter, Giridharadas argues "we live in an age of staggering inequality that is fundamentally about a monopolizing of the future itself," as he told me for my first TechCrunch column in March.
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Fee had to pause to catch her breath after carrying her takeout order into her kitchen, but was her usual fast-talking, foul-mouthed self as she shared her thoughts on lemon pepper wings, fried broccoli, and why Art's stapled their to-go bags closed ("So a bitch don't go in your shit," obviously).
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While the actress is the queen of portraying fast-talking, around-the-way girls like Baby Boy's Yvette and Empire's Cookie, in Hidden Figures she reminds us that — like her sweet Southern character Queenie in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, for which she was nominated for an Oscar in 2009 — as an actress, she is a true chameleon.
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All that really needs to be said -- not quite a decade after the show concluded its seven-year run -- is that 32-year-old Rory (Alexis Bledel) comes back to visit Stars Hollow, where she finds her mom Lorelai (Lauren Graham) as feisty and fast-talking as ever, along with a lot of other familiar faces.
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Gina Garibo, a fast-talking political science professor at the Ibero-American University in the Mexican city of Puebla and a volunteer organizer for Pueblo Sin Fronteras, stood on the grass of the sports arena and watched as camera crews set up tripods and reporters rushed to get quotes from the Central Americans sitting next to a soccer field.
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Jon Favreau and Jeremy Piven showed up in early seasons playing staff writers on the fictional talk show, indie comedy icon Janeane Garofalo was a core cast member, Bob Odenkirk guest-starred often as a fast-talking agent, Sarah Silverman was a late-season addition, and Apatow was a writer in a gig that launched his now omnipresent career.
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Cutting back and forth in time, while draping every manner of philosophical digression upon the armature of his characters' lives, Mr. Bellow conjured both the busy mental life of his heroes — men who live, quite willfully, in their heads — and their daily, creaturely existence, their hectic encounters with tempestuous women, fast-talking pitchmen, professional jokesters, bumblers, bureaucrats and poseurs.
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When Arthur isn't being a dragon-slaying superhero, he has some boisterous fun as a fast-talking wheeler-dealer who dodges the authorities and plans heists with his loyal mates Goose-Fat Bill (Aidan Gillen) and Chinese George (Tom Wu): essentially, he is a character from Mr Ritchie's breakthrough mockney-Tarantino gangster hits, "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" and "Snatch".
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What Happened To Sarah Lynn & The Case Against BoJack While the police seem willing to ignore all the signs that Sarah Lynn's (Kristen Schaal) death involved foul play, and BoJack managed to clear himself of any involvement in the eyes of the law, two fast-talking reporters, Paige Sinclair (Paget Brewster) and Maximilian Banks (Max Greenfield), are on the case.
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Ross Douthat During the George W. Bush administration, liberal TV watchers found a cozy sort of comfort in the dreamy alternate reality of President Josiah Bartlet's America, where a collection of eloquent, passionate, fast-talking Clinton Democrats stalked sun-spangled West Wing halls and governed a country where the 1990s never really ended and all right-wing dragons could be tamed or slain.
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While we were busy analyzing trailers, dissecting set photos, debating the merits of Rory's childhood loves, and generally theorizing about how the fast-talking family drama would end, those infamous last four words included, the cast and creators of the series were busy vaguely answering scheduling questions, trying to stay out of heated fan debates, and generally attempting to not mistakenly reveal any spoilers.
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Superstore's Mark McKinney, who co-created the series years after his time on Kids In The Hall and Saturday Night Live, plays a hapless suit who is repeatedly sucked in by a series of fast-talking charlatans and cynics — including an intensely quotable Colm Feore as the "visionary" head of a New Age marketing firm named Froghammer that's a spiritual predecessor to so many absurd fictional startups.
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In the fallout from Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE's speech on night one of this year's Republican National Convention, I am reminded of my fast-talking friend and his talent for subliminal messaging.
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The fast-talking King swung from topic to topic, at times railing against the Republican National Committee (RNC) for refusing to allow him to speak on behalf of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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I was at roughly 21990 of his shows, mostly as a deeply obsessed teenager, but at quite a few as an adult, too, and now I was sitting in that booth in the Algonquin pestering him about a longstanding theory of mine: that there is something in his music — caustic, smart, fast-talking, but with moments of deep compassion and sublime beauty — that is quintessentially New York.
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If you ever feel like the old-fashioned grift has gone the way of fast-talking men in hats and three-card Monte on street corners — the way of Harold Hill in "The Music Man," commencing his 1912 grift with a rousing patter song about moral decay — all you have to do is Google terms along the lines of "elaborate Walmart returns scheme" to witness the American ingenuity still on offer.
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As the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, the fast-talking Southerner and former Navy chaplain will get plenty of airtime before TV cameras when he goes toe-to-toe with his Democratic counterpart, Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerGOP lawmaker: 'Amazing' Democrats would ask if Founding Fathers would back Trump impeachment Trump asks if Democrats 'love our country' amid ongoing impeachment hearing Impeachment puts spotlight on Georgia Republican eyeing Senate MORE (N.
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The revelation that Hollyhock now knows what BoJack did in New Mexico, coupled with the news that a fast-talking, His Girl Friday–type investigative journalist named Paige Sinclair ("front-page Paige, they call me") is digging into the circumstances behind the fatal heroin overdose of BoJack's former Horsin' Around costar Sarah Lynn — who died as a result of a BoJack-enabled bender — makes it clear that the fragile peace BoJack appears to be building for himself is about to come crashing down.
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Brosnahan easily slips into Sherman-Palladino's fast-talking dialogue without sounding like she's trying to imitate Lauren Graham, and she makes Midge's loyalty to her husband, Joel (Michael Zegen), interesting instead of pathetic (she makes food to bribe a Greenwich Village club owner into giving Joel a better time slot, she charts how each of his jokes did in a little notebook, and she wakes up before him so she can put on her face, do her hair, and look pretty when he wakes up).
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