Sentences with phrase «act play adapts»

Not exact matches

Atleast all our players would have had to know every other players style on the pitch of play not in the training ground, i used to say akb but honestly wenger is not acting like the acronym, something has to happen the man has got to wake up or step down, but im scared of change cos it is like a gamble, a new coach with a new philosophy and style, it might take time to adapt and that time would be enough for other teams to step up thus demoralsing the club, both fans and board, wouldn't like us to do a porchettino, look at Liverpool, if its gona be a new coach its got ta be one of em arsenal ol boys, who knows what it is like to be called a gooner, that's just my thought on this matter,

For you its more important to be and act a certain way, and for me it is important to change and adapt with the times and play the game as it is played now.

Redirecting his energies to the theater, Caesar wrote the popular one - act play Napoleon's Barber, which was adapted for the screen as director John Ford's first talkie.

Dave Franco plays Greg Sestero, the wide - eyed, unemployed actor Tommy persuades to come to LA with him and be in the film; The Disaster Artist is adapted from Sestero's 2013 memoir of acting in his anti-masterpiece.

Cronyn would remain beholden to Hitchcock for the rest of his career: He acted in Hitchcock's Lifeboat (1944) and worked several times thereafter on the director's TV series; he adapted the stage play Rope and the novel Under Capricorn for Hitchcock's filmizations; and he sprang to the late director's defense when a dubious biography of Hitchcock was published in the mid-1980s.

At 75, acting legend Dustin Hoffman makes his official directorial debut with this dramedy that Ronald Harwood adapted from his own turn - of - the - century West End play.

In Moonlight, adapted from an unpublished playscript by Tarell Alvin McCraney, Ali plays a drug dealer called Juan who acts as a father figure to the central character Chiron.

Ronald Harwood adapted his own play for the big screen and it certainly benefits from some giants in the acting world.

Dustin's directorial debut, adapted by Ronald Harwood from his own play, is exactly what you'd expect from the congenial actor; a warm - hearted ode to the act of performance.

As the story skips days, months and sometimes even years, the film feels a lot like it's been divided into separate acts like a theater production, but it's not incredibly surprising considering that «Closer» was indeed an award - winning play before being adapted for the screen by the original play's scribe Patrick Marber.

Adapted from Coward's one - act play Still Life, Brief Encounter employs a structural gambit that will look mighty familiar to anyone who saw Todd Haynes» Carol, which lifts it wholesale.

Adapted and expanded from Maxwell Anderson's play in dizzying Technicolor, «The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex» marked Flynn's second film with fiesty Bette Davis, and though much has been made of their mutual dislike during filming, their performances and acting styles ultimately created two very stubborn, but distinct characters at odds, and in love, with each other.

3/4 lessons leading up to adapting and acting a role - play where students argue about what to watch on TV.

Designed to evolve and change like a living organism that adapts and responds to its environment, it adopts the structure of a theatrical play developing over three acts to be staged over a five - month period.