Connelly

[kon-l-ee]

noun

1. Marc(us Cook), 1890–1980, U.S. dramatist.

Example Sentences

It is a prospect many in Berry Creek dread, which Connelly said he is well aware of.

From Los Angeles Times

All of his current projects will shoot in L.A., including the third season of HBO series “Big Little Lies,” the legal drama “The Lincoln Lawyer,” a new HBO Max series based on a Michael Connelly book called “Nightshade” that takes place on Santa Catalina Island, and the thriller “Presumed Innocent.”

From Los Angeles Times

He wrote, directed and appeared in the well-received independent rom-com The Last Big Attraction, and produced the 2010 drama Virginia starring Jennifer Connelly and Ed Harris.

From BBC

After meeting with Connelly and other producers, she said, “I knew I was in a room with people I wouldn’t mind spending years of my life with.”

From Los Angeles Times

Ballard first appeared in Connelly’s 2017 book “The Late Show,” and she has continued to solve crimes in five other novels.

From Los Angeles Times