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Condon

[kon-duhn]

noun

  1. Edward Uhler 1902–74, U.S. physicist.



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Aside from Edgerton and Jones, there are brief but memorable encounters with characters played by the likes of Clifton Collins Jr., Paul Schneider and John Diehl, with William H. Macy as an old-timer explosives expert and Kerry Condon as a forest ranger both getting extra scenes to make an impact.

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Referencing these developments ahead of the screening in Park City, Utah, writer-director Bill Condon told the audience: “That’s a sentiment I think you’ll see the movie has a different point of view on.”

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And when Tonatiuh cowers from the guards, we get a hint of what Molina has suffered without Condon ever having to show the abuse.

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And Condon has tweaked a climactic refrain, changing the pronoun to “Her name was Molina.”

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She’s long since given up pretending she’s still Jenny from the Block, and Condon has shaped the role of Ingrid to her like a corset.

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