celluloid
செல்லுலாயிட்
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The boots have been immortalised on celluloid in her latest film, Strictly Sinatra, directed by Peter Capaldi.
a transparent flammable plastic made in sheets from camphor and nitrocellulose, formerly used for cinematographic film.
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In some cases, large animal puppets are completely made of 'celluloid' because of its greater stiffness.
More than a year after filming finished, 'celluloid' stardom is still on hold for Ally McCoist.
Ricky applied to join the Royal Ballet School, just as Billy Elliot did in the film, but unlike his 'celluloid' opposite number he was not accepted.
His films contain some of the most beautiful images on 'celluloid' and he manages to raise film to that of art.
New materials like 'celluloid' simulated expensive ivory and tortoiseshell.
Considered as a ‘perfect’ place for filming, the city has been mapped several times on 'celluloid' .
Videos occasionally can be as provocative and cinematic as the most amazing work of 'celluloid' .
All you are doing is trying to capture rays of light onto a thin piece of 'celluloid' or videotape.
He says that he has seen a great many Hollywood films, but nothing fascinates him the way Indian 'celluloid' does.
In 1898, one Hannibal Williston Goodwin patented 'celluloid' film, used to make moving pictures.
Instead of wasting your time on this limp piece of 'celluloid' , watch Aliens or the first Predator if you need a great action fix.
It is as if I have in front of me three dolls: one made of steel, one made of 'celluloid' , and another of glass.
But since films were on 'celluloid' , we weren't under the same pressure.
having made the leap from theater to 'celluloid', she can now make more money
having made the leap from theatre to 'celluloid', she can now make more money
It took ‘Farewell My Concubine’ to hook me into non-English 'celluloid' .
Under the current analogue process, finished films are copied on 'celluloid' , put on reels and physically delivered to cinemas.
They were my 'celluloid' heroes in the dark days of the 1960s when I was growing up.
So, a game unplayed is lines of code, but a film unwatched isn't just light and 'celluloid' ?
It seems you were just 'celluloid' , some powder and some paint.
Not quite captivating, not quite boring, Price of Glory reaches for 'celluloid' glory but falls well short.
When painted across a canvas of 'celluloid' , the story as played out in the movie was even more powerful.
Variety magazine said the film was ‘as intense on 'celluloid' as it is on the printed page’.
The boots have been immortalised on 'celluloid' in her latest film, Strictly Sinatra, directed by Peter Capaldi.
The African experience is now also the subject of 'celluloid' celebration in films such as Cry Freedom.
So, how did this Oscar award winner do in India, the land of 'celluloid' ?
What really is weird is introducing him to her former husband and 'celluloid' all-action hero Bruce Willis, an ancient 48.
Robert Alrdich's original Longest Yard still holds up as a violent, vibrant bit of 'celluloid' crowd-pleasing.
Old-timers returned to the world of arc-lights sending out a clear signal that age has not dimmed their interest in 'celluloid' .
Meanwhile, here to prove the point that less really can be more when it comes to 'celluloid' eroticism is Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan.
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