Her partner in crime is the expert
seducer Valmont (Clive Wood).
Moliere's Don Juan is an unprincipled rake - a calculating
seducer of anything that breathes, including wives, their daughters, their cousins and, presumably, their cats and dogs should frustration prove to be overwhelming.
One, Guggenheim Bilbao: Cronica de una Seduccion (Guggenheim Bilbao: chronicle of a seduction), uses copious quotes from Baudrillard's work and Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" to recount how Guggenheim Foundation director Thomas Krens, a "professional
seducer," tricked Basque politicians into pledging $100 million from public coffers for an imperialist enterprise that many other European cities were smart enough to reject.
Whether or not one agrees with Professor Fox's depiction of the peasant Peribanez as the villain, and the aristocratic would-be
seducer of his wife as the "tragic hero" of Peribanez y el Comendador de Ocana, she points out troubling contradictions and inconsistencies.
A highly intelligent poet and chronic
seducer who thinks himself superior to almost everyone, Don Juan is alienated from society by his flawed character.
Karl Babiczuk-Brown, 29, was branded a "serial
seducer of young girls".
But how much worse is the plight of the real-life Bradford parents, unnamed for legal reasons, who watched as the 33-year-old married
seducer of their daughter, aged 17, walked from court with just a two-year suspended sentence.
Jonathan Rhys Meyers has the looks and snooty sneer to convince as the clever
seducer, but never really delivers the goods.
Alfie (15)Jude Law is a pretty-boy, powder-puff version of Michael Caine's
seducer.9.
The 39-year-old Scot has been cast as
seducer and blackmailer Mr Wickham in a touring production of Jane Austen's classic Pride And Prejudice.
He twitches his contorted body around the stage, getting his way either through menace or, usually with women, becoming an unlikely beguiling
seducer.
The sisters defend their honour with an electric food-mixer and the
seducer gets his wicked way with the aid of a heart-shaped box of chocolates.
David Morrissey is so sickening as the chirpy
seducer he would be about as welcome on most women's doorstops as the Boston Strangler.
The most powerful dramas associated with his name are two tragedies, El burlador de Sevilla (1630; "The
Seducer of Seville") and El condenado por desconfiado (1635; The Doubted Damned).
He whisks us off to Abyssinia, now Eritrea and again Flashman, the
seducer and betrayer, the yellow-livered and unwilling participant in great events is, in the end, the hero of the hour.
