And the locals wink at the visitors' romantic expectations, cannily recognizing the commercial potential.
Efficiently and cannily, Producer Balcon takes the situation and the spectator for one lighthearted laugh after another, until, of course, the Scots crew gets the last .
Gilliam, the Monty Python animator whose script here had contributions from Tom Stoppard, makes unique films madly, cannily extravagant, with a tone as dark as Jonathan Swift's .
Melanie Sloan in McClatchy Washington Bureau Melanie Sloan, the executive director of the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, said that the group's six-month investigation "has shown that most of these former Bush administration officials have cannily leveraged their time...
Anne Midgette in Scotsman It's ironic that today, when opera is doing all it can to make itself more popular, the lessons of Pavarotti's career -- specifically, the way that he cannily went about developing his brand -- aren't better learned by singers and managers,...
Natalie Angier in New York Times Max explores the history of the family and the mysteries of the disorder in what Natalie Angier, writing in the Book Review, called a "cleanly written, cannily plotted and elegantly educational book."