Phrases with «to carry the film»

"To carry the film" means to be the main actor or actress in a movie and essentially be responsible for its success or the audience's engagement. It implies that the person is carrying the weight of the film's performance and is crucial to its overall impact. Full definition

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to carry the film

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film to date
to carry a pregnancy to term
to carry a baby to term
to carry a child to term
to carry to term
to carry a balance from month to month
to carry a balance month to month
sequel to the film
reaction to the film
regard to the film
response to the film
one's reaction to the film
one's contributions to the film
prequel to the film
addition to the film
relation to the film
to carry a film on one's own

Sentences with «to carry the film»

His relentless nature is called upon so often, and in many ways, the young actor carries the film on his bare shoulders. (awardscircuit.com)
I think she can carry a film with no problem whatsoever. (ff2media.com)
Their collective chemistry carries this film through the slow patches, and it's undeniable fun seeing them bounce off each other. (flicks.co.nz)
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Phrases with «to carry the film»

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Sentences with «to carry the film»

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