It made viewers realize that there was more to her character than just her dazzling but dizzying
ditziness, so they saw her performance in a new, more prismatic light.
Her scatterbrained ways seem a little selfish (like when she gets distracted by a Gilmore Girls marathon and totally stands you up for a planned study session at the library), but her
ditziness forces you to be flexible.
She had the
ditziness and sense of humour of Lucille Ball.
Barrymore is particularly gifted at tempering California-girl
ditziness with inscrutable spurts of stone-faced sadism, stalking unassuming strangers like a tiny tiger cub with its first prey.
There was the array of awful women (Jenna Jameson, Janice Dickinson and Farrah Abraham), the
ditziness of my mate Sherrie Hewson, and Bobby Davro.
Rebecca Hall possesses a disarming
ditziness as the heroine, who discovers she is good with figures other than her own, while Catherine Zeta Jones is squandered as a forceful wife, who believes that cosmetic surgery is the route to lasting happiness.
Rebecca Hall possesses a disarming
ditziness as the heroine, who discovers she is good with figures other than her own, while Wales' finest thesp Catherine Zeta-Jones is squandered as a forceful wife, who believes that cosmetic surgery is the route to lasting happiness.
Brighton's
ditziness has a long pedigree, going back to the construction of George IV's simultaneously breathtaking and laughable pleasure palace, the Brighton Pavilion.
FIX IT: It may be simple
ditziness, in which case, having it spelled out for them should shape up their attitude nicely.
And wily would she deliberately assume this unbelievable, laughable mask of feminine
ditziness and incapacity?
And this book should be required reading for all screenwriters and authors who think that making a character bisexual is an expedient way to add an element of menace,
ditziness, or debauchery to their story.