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claes

British  
/ klez /

plural noun

  1. a Scot word for clothes

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Mr. Gatiss’s eclectic credits as a writer, actor and/or creator include the “League of Gentlemen” comedy series, “Doctor Who,” “Wolf Hall,” “Game of Thrones” and the 2020 “Dracula” with Claes Bang, in which he played the unfortunate Renfield.

From The Wall Street Journal

Struggling to please his clients, Gehry reached across his desk for a model of a theater and library created by his friends, the sculptors Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, in the shape of a pair of binoculars.

From Los Angeles Times

The film, which is now playing in theaters, has a stellar cast, including Lily McInerny as the protagonist Cécile, her love interest Cyril played by Aliocha Schneider, Chloë Sevingy as a fashion designer named Anne, and Claes Bang as Raymond, Cécile’s father.

From Los Angeles Times

There’s a scene with a delicate lace coverlet on a bed that I’m thinking of, where Cécile’s dad, played by Claes Bang, and Chloë are making a bed together.

From Los Angeles Times

He was also a visual artist and art collector, according to the American Visionary Art Museum, ultimately amassing hundreds of works including Pop Art prints by Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg and others.

From Los Angeles Times