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straitlaced

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The straitlaced job applicant who has pursued a hobby for years may be a better hire than the renaissance fellow who has dabbled in martial arts, the cello, and paragliding.
There's something very British in how a crude, surreal parody of straitlaced kids' comics drawn in a bedroom photocopied, stapled and sold in pubs became, at one point, the third most popular magazine in Britain.
He plays straitlaced museum curator Ian Bennet, who falls for a local woman while negotiating the return of a Maori carving to a remote part of New Zealand.
 
 
 
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