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He's a manipulative, coldhearted charlatan." Atiya disappeared on her third birthday and was traced to the Punjab region where Razwan has family.

Grouchy character thesp Niels Arestrup ("A Prophet," the upcoming "War Horse") is ideally cast as the coldhearted, overly pragmatic owner of a Saint-Emilion winery who considers his milquetoast son an unsuitable successor--though not for lack of trying.

Zoe plays coldhearted assassin Cataleya Restrepo, who witnesses the murder of her parents as a child, in the crime drama.

But many of these coldhearted killers are just plain evil.

Anybody who's not touched by reflective moments like "Bring Love" or the mournful-yet-uplifting title track must be a coldhearted creature indeed.

They can expect as a result, based on an actuary's coldhearted logic, to receive higher pensions in the expectation that they won't be around for too long to claim the money.

He writes, "Conservatives have turned Jesus Christ upside down: from a loving Messiah who hung out with the poor and dispossessed, into a coldhearted monster who only cares for the rich and powerful." He calls upon liberals and Democrats to return to basic principles of social justice, charity and tolerance.

With coldhearted vengeance, Lily kills the killers and then is tracked herself by Lucas Swain, another CIA agent.

Lewandowsky's artistic practice lives by such coldhearted provocations.

The strange attraction of the younger detective to the coldhearted academic can be chalked up more to the detective's long drought of "involuntary celibacy" than to genuine fireworks.

So did she just end up in the wrong place at the wrong time, or is she a coldhearted killer?