Significados de James Mason en inglés

A major motion picture starring Clark Gable, Eva Marie Saint and James Mason.

It works because of the odd chemistry between Garland and James Mason.

Flash back to 1947 and James Mason in Odd Man Out.

She plays a married 17th-century lady who takes to dallying with highwayman James Mason, and ambushing unwary rich folk.

If we continue with this stop-start in perpetuity, some businesses will just decide to fold, said chief executive James Mason.

He made his Broadway debut in 1957, then bagged a supporting role opposite James Mason and Cary Grant in North by Northwest.

He sent a ball at James Mason, but it missed him, and broke a window on the other side of the street.

Game played in the Masters' Tournament, 23rd September, 1892, between Messrs. James Mason and H. E. Bird:

And four of the privates, John Hawkins, James and William Mason, and Joseph Knight, of whom only James Mason lived to return.

You can easily imagine this work sitting in a slick 1950s apartment, or perhaps villain James Mason's modernist retreat in Hitchcock's North by Northwest.

There's a great moment in Carol Reed's Odd Man Out: James Mason spills a drink, looks into its bubbles, and sees his troubles in them.

Bishop James Mason, who works for an Anglican diocese in Britain, says living outside of the country has reinforced for him how small Isabel is.

It was remade with Judy Garland and James Mason in 1954 and with Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson in 1976.

He was favorably portrayed in 1951 by James Mason in "The Desert Fox", which gave prominence to his disputed role in the von Stauffenberg plot.

Judy Garland appeared with James Mason in the 1954 version of A Star is Born, while the 1937 film starred Janet Gaynor and Fredric March.

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