Simply Terrific is a 1938 British comedy film directed by Roy William Neill and starring Claude Hulbert, Reginald Purdell and Patricia Medina. It was...

noted Siddharth "gives a commendable performance" and that he "was simply terrific in the scenes where he plays a cat and mouse game with the gangster"...

Heelan's role in Ground Floor, TV critic Alan Sepinwall said Heelan is "simply terrific as Jenny: warm and quirky while always feeling like a strong and independent...

film stodgy; it creates a sustained operatic flow. And the actors are simply terrific." David Rooney of The Hollywood Reporter wrote: "There's just too little...

Whitaker's performance as "big-hearted", "hugely emotional", and "simply terrific". He was a member of the cast that won the first ever National Board...

Dinner at the Ritz (1937) – (uncredited) Mr. Satan (1938) – A Girl Simply Terrific (1938) – Heather Carfax Double or Quits (1938) – Caroline This Man...

Prateek Sur from News18 wrote, "The real find of the film, Roy is simply terrific and really holds herself in this elaborate cast and effortlessly shines...

indicating "generally favorable" reviews. As Rusesabagina, Cheadle is simply terrific. Not only does he assume a totally believable African accent and manner...

" Gene Siskel awarded a full four stars and wrote: "Woody Allen is simply terrific in Love and Death. To my mind, it's his funniest film. He plays to...

reveals the scope of films for imaginative excursion ... Fantasia ... is simply terrific." Peyton Boswell, an editor at Art Digest, called it "an aesthetic...