Phrases with «glorified cameo»

The phrase "glorified cameo" refers to a brief appearance or role by someone, usually famous or well-known, which is given more attention or importance than it actually deserves. It suggests that the person's appearance may have been exaggerated or exaggeratedly praised for promotional purposes. Full definition

glorified cameo

Sentences with «glorified cameo»

All of the superheroes are on board for the hero - on - hero violence that will occur throughout the movie, and people like Martin Freeman are probably in glorified cameos. (laineygossip.com)
Fincher's excellent at whatever the film needs — Freeman sulking around because he's a lonely old cop and it's what lonely old cops do, Pitt doing a chase sequence, even John C. McGinley's glorified cameo as the SWAT commander has some good procedural sequences — but he doesn't actually have a real vision for it. (thestopbutton.com)
Like Fiennes, more famous faces (Channing Tatum, Tilda Swinton, Jonah Hill) come and go quickly, all beautifully framed by esteemed cinematographer Roger Deakins, but the parade of glorified cameos only makes the film's eccentricities seem more disconnected. (maddwolf.com)
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Phrases with «glorified cameo»

Sentences with «glorified cameo»

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