The original novel was turned into a TV mini-series in the 1990s, where Tim Curry
memorably played Pennywise and gave youngsters who sneaked a look at the film nightmares for weeks.
Morgan Freeman played James Patterson's fictional forensic psychologist more
memorably in Kiss The Girls.
Memorably cynical action, paving the way for Sam Peckinpah's Wild Bunch.
It's a white-knuckle day out for regulars Freddie Flintoff, Jamie Redknapp, and host James Corden that ends
memorably - if far from gloriously.
Broadcaster Danny Baker, who was
memorably axed by Radio London last year and signed off his years on the station by going on air for a two-hour rant about his treatment, is up for two prizes at the awards, including speech broadcaster of the year.
After
memorably voicing Mr Prickle Pants (the hedgehog) in Toy Story 3, the Colwyn Bay-born star is back lending his vocals to Lord Milori in new Disney animation Tinkerbell And The Secret Of Wings.
Town Hall & Symphony Hall, Birmingham, will be transformed into a dark wood when it stages a musical of The Gruffalo's Child, the bedtime story written by Julia Donaldson and
memorably illustrated by Axel Scheffler.
The result has
memorably been described as Portishead on anti-depressants but it's not as subtle as that might suggest.
1 Which former Scotland scrumhalf did commentator Bill McLaren once
memorably describe as "as slippery as baggie up a Borders burn"?
The Reds came from 3-1 down to win 5-3 at Kenilworth Road two years ago with Xabi Alonso
memorably scoring from inside his own half.
Central sanctuary at the eleventh-century Khmer temple complex of Phimai, marking the first appearance of the distinctive pineapple-shaped tower employed so
memorably at Angkor Wat.
And also how complicit we've become with publishers, not expecting autobiographers to waste their time grappling to express themselves
memorably, when some unknown hack can do it.
memorably - in a memorable manner; "Horowitz could play Chopin memorably"