Sentences with phrase «cast in the central role»

Ellen Page had already been cast in the central role but four more cast members were announced last week: Marcia Gay Harden, Kristen Wiig (busy girl!)

Not exact matches

That fall, she joined the cast of Saturday Night Live but exited before the conclusion of the season, publicly disheartened by the show's increasing drop - off in quality.After signing on as a correspondent on Michael Moore's news magazine TV Nation and hosting Comedy Product, a standup showcase on the Comedy Central cable network, Garofalo began work on her breakthrough role, co-starring with Uma Thurman in the 1996 romantic comedy hit The Truth About Cats and Dogs.

«Insurgent» also has one of the most diverse casts seen in a blockbuster film, with women and people of color playing roles both central and peripheral.

Sally Phillips, Rob Brydon and Hayley Attwell will each appear in cameo roles in the new musical alongside its central cast, and Brydon, another Springsteen fan, gets to perform the song Thunder Road.

The cast also deserve the utmost praise for making the roles their own; the always reliable Hanks is solid in the central role and there are exceptional performances from the first rate support, namely, Barry Pepper and the aforementioned Goldberg and Ribisi, who are all outstanding.

First, she cast Anna Kendrick in the central role of «Beca;» second, she cast herself as «Gail» (an ever - present but far from omniscient narrator on the sidelines).

Jenkins casts three different actors in the central role, each of them exquisite at capturing the confusion of growing up gay in a community that has little acceptance for it.

The cast includes George Clooney, House star Hugh Laurie, dramedy actresses like Kathryn Hahn and Judy Greer and young star Britt Robertson (Under the Dome) in the central role.

And though Howarth is actually quite effective in the central role, the supporting cast is populated almost exclusively by subpar performers (which makes it impossible to sympathize with most of Max's victims).

They unequivocally cast assessment in the central role of teaching and learning by making the forceful argument that testing should not be the afterthought of instruction, but the central point of instruction.

Although there are a multitude of characters and plot threads in The Tenderness of Wolves (perhaps, a few too many of both), the central role is taken by Mrs Ross, who stands out from the rest of the cast because she narrates her part of the story, while the rest of the story is told in the third person.

American Mystic includes a number of photographs in which Meatyard cast family members and friends in central roles, often masked and enacting symbolic dramas, such as Romance (N.) from Ambrose Bierce # 3, 1962.