Sentences with phrase «different actors portray»

In the first Halloween movie alone, three different actors portrayed Michael Myers.

Not exact matches

The actors, in this case both men and women, were again portrayed as overweight and not overweight in the different videos that test subjects were told would be used to launch a new product to be sold online.

The two actors approach the character in vastly different ways, with Burton going in a far more theatrical direction than Farrell, who instead portrays Alexander as a conflicted yet headstrong warrior.

Actor Forest Whitaker has signed up to play a very different African figure from the dictator Idi Amin, who he portrayed in the film The Last King of Scotland.

Actor Forest Whitaker has signed up to play a very different African figure from the dictator Idi Amin, who he portrayed in the film The Last King of...

I'm Not There (R for nudity, sexuality and profanity) Experimental bio-pic employs a half - dozen different actors (Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett, Richard Gere, Heath Ledger, Ben Whishaw and Marcus Carl Franklin) to portray Bob Dylan at different stages of the enigmatic icon's life.

The actors Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Hugo Weaving, Hugh Grant and Jim Sturgess together portray 14 different characters, and not even sex is a clue because some of their roles cross gender categories.

Dunst's performance here is hardly different than those she would portray in modern - day films for young adults, and although Coppola's dialogue does mostly avoid obvious modern catchphrases and slang, all of the actors speak in their own native dialects, with a cast blended with mostly American and British actors.

The Quicksilver character is unique within the Marvel Cinematic Universe as he's the only comic character overlapping in film franchises: Quicksilver is being portrayed by different actors in Marvel / Walt Disney's Avengers films and Marvel / 20th Century Fox's X-Men series, with actor Evan Peters playing Quicksilver in the latter.

Many different actors have been called upon to portray the same character in different franchises.

That same true story could also be the basis for a faux - documentary approach, with actors portraying Harding and her ex-husband Jeff Gillooly in present day, giving interviews and presenting vastly different accounts of what transpired some 25 years ago.

Even though he's only the frontrunner for the role and no decisions have been made just yet, the news does basically confirm that Quicksilver and his twin sister Scarlet Witch will be portrayed by different actors in each movie.

The Scottish actor, who portrays a man with 23 different personalities in his latest film, admits Joaquin Phoenix was originally set to play the part.

The reappearance of actors in different configurations throughout his filmography, like Rutger Hauer, whose face is a beautiful, extended, expressive chin, whether playing an accidental member of the Dutch resistance in Soldier of Orange or portraying a morally adrift artist in Turkish Delight.

Six actors portray Dylan (never named outright, and each «character» has a different name), and they're all fine at imitation (save for Richard Gere, who has the Billy the Kid role, and 11 - year - old Marcus Carl Franklin, who plays Dylan at 18 — neither of whom need to imitate the man).

It's told in three parts with three actors portraying him at different ages (Alex Hibbert, Ashton Sanders, and Trevante Rhodes).

The strength of the Uncharted franchise has always resided in the dynamic between the different characters and the ability of the actors who portray them, and it's no different here.

The title, His Picture in Little, is taken from Hamlet and it portrays three actors who have played the role over three different generations: Ben Whishaw, Stephen Dillane and David Warner.

Featuring music composed and performed by the experimental singer and musician Joan La Barbara; Bishop's intimate poems read by Kathleen Chalfont; three actors representing Bishop's physical presence at different stages of her life; and interviews by historians, poets, and students, Welcome to This House sensitively portrays a complex, private, and challenging writer whose poetry continues to inspire.

It had different pieces in different styles, as if my version of the story existed along with the original — except employed actors portrayed different characters; Keanu Reeves was Lampwick, John Wayne was Geppetto, Jodi Foster was the Blue Fairy, and so on.

Totally different lawyers (actually, actors portraying lawyers), with completely different personalities.