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Molina

American  
[moh-lee-nuh, muh-, maw-lee-nah] / moʊˈli nə, mə-, mɔˈli nɑ /

noun

  1. Luis 1535–1600, Spanish Jesuit theologian.

  2. Tirso de. Tirso de Molina.


Molina British  
/ moˈlina /

noun

  1. See de Molina

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Atwood and Cantella had to balance the dingy reality of the prison — where Molina finds modest beauty in his silk robes — and the movie musical he loses himself in — where Jennifer Lopez’s Aurora is dressed like a silver-screen siren throughout.

From Los Angeles Times

He embodies movie-obsessed gay prisoner Luis Molina, who is falling for his revolutionary cellmate played by Diego Luna.

From Los Angeles Times

Ferrero was persuaded by Alcaraz's agent Albert Molina, who spotted the youngster aged 11 and convinced international sports agency IMG to manage him a year later, to commit to what he saw as a long-term project.

From BBC

In the series, Ferrero appeared frustrated with his protege's application at certain times and questioned his decision to go to Ibiza after winning the French Open in 2024 - against the advice of Ferrero and his agent Molina.

From BBC

Hypermasculinity, classic masculinity, very Hollywood masculinity with Kendall, a genderless expression with Molina.

From Los Angeles Times