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• Is that fading, viperish supermodel in " Bling " based on Naomi Campbell?
• You can always tell how well Clinton is doing by how viperish gets the Journal.
• Mart Crowley's viperish late-60's portrait of gay Manhattanites wallowing in self-hatred.
• And the Dodge Stratus, put together by the Performance West Group had an absolutely Viperish look to it.
• Yet another head is studded with knobs for hair; a tiny viperish tongue darts from a corner of its mouth.
• In backward centuries when slandering people often involved meeting one's victims in the flesh, there were restraints on the viperish tongue.
• Bacon is similarly high-handed with his circle of friends, whom the movie portrays as a viperish nest of supercilious hangers-on.
• The screenplay is clever to the nth degree, drawing out all the viperish qualities of the upper class and the venom of those who wait on them.
• "Dangerous Ground " is hobbled by wildly uneven acting ( Ms . Hurley's gaunt, viperish Karen is a striking exception ) and by a ponderous screenplay.
• Martin McDonagh's runaway hit about a viperish mother-daughter struggle in rural Ireland, also pulled down six nominations, including awards for all four actors, best play and best direction.
• His poisonous academic colleagues are by turns waspish and viperish as they quarrel among themselves and level charges against Kohler of seeking sexual favors from his students, a transgression he alternately lies about and confesses.
• In " Manhunter " and " Silence " the Hannibals are viperish figures confined to ultrasecure cells while they toy with federal agents seeking their help in tracking down supposedly likeminded fiends.
• Take the scene in which Cathy sips daiquiris with her housewife friends _ a viperish gaggle of bored women, like the accusers in " The Crucible, " only decked out to the nines.
• Paul Scofield ( " A Man for All Seasons " ) plays both Old Martin and his exuberantly viperish brother, Anthony, whose diabolical son, Jonas ( Keith Allen ), waits impatiently for his death.
• The entire ensemble is strong ( gorgeously dressed, too ), but first among equals is Huppert's prickly, pinched-lipped spinster, followed by Deneuve's occasionally spacey matriarch and Ardant's viperish siren.
• One villain that does endure is the viperish virago of " The Manchurian Candidate . " Meryl Streep reprises the role so frighteningly filled by Angela Lansbury ( yes, the kindly crimesolver of " Murder, She Wrote " ).
• Reviewers express admiration for the novel's suspense, a plot twist involving an unreliable narrator, its psychological dimension, and its examination of a marriage that has become corrosive . " Entertainment Weekly " describes it as " an ingenious and viperish thriller ."
• The writer-director collected an exquisite cast, headed by William Petersen ( currently of CBS'" CSI : Crime Scene Investigation " ) and including Dennis Farina, Stephen Lang and, as Dolarhyde, Tom Noonan; as a slightly less viperish Lecter, Brian Cox gives a remarkable performance.
• The ostensible subject of " Gladiator, " set in second-century Rome, is the power of virtue, as embodied by a noble general of humble origins, Maximus ( Russell Crowe ), who is marked for execution by the aged Emperor Marcus Aurelius'viperish son, Commodus ( Joaquin Phoenix ), after Marcus Aurelius ( Richard Harris ) makes the general his heir apparent.
• According to Nonnus, Typhon was a " poison-spitting viper ", whose " every hair belched viper-poison ", and Typhon " spat out showers of poison from his throat; the mountain torrents were swollen, as the monster showered fountains from the viperish bristles of his high head ", and " the water-snakes of the monster's viperish feet crawl into the caverns underground, spitting poison ! ".